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Metropolitan Christian Center We are a new fast-growing church in the DFW metro area. We love The Lord and want to share His love with you. Come experience Love, come experience Life!

We are a bible believing, people loving, community based church in Arlington, TX. Families are a priority to us. We are a team of families working together to help each other and our community. We believe in people and their uniqueness and encourage them to carry out their God-given purpose. We want to show you the love of Christ while holding your hands and walking you through life's difficulties. Goals for our members:
1. To make a commitment to God and accept Jesus as their Lord and savior
2. Develop a Christocentric life
3. To walk in financial freedom
4. Be physically, socially and mentally healthy
5. Fulfill their God-given potentials

God will make them a thousand times better. (Deuteronomy 1:11)

Sunday Service: 11:00am to 12:30pm
Address: 3200 Norwood Lane, Arlington Texas 76013

Join us weekly for a special time of worship!

Thank you everyone for celebrating our Pastors last week Sunday.God bless you for standing with them for a great work in...
10/24/2026

Thank you everyone for celebrating our Pastors last week Sunday.

God bless you for standing with them for a great work in the Kingdom of God.

Thank you again 🙏

Metropolitan Christian Center
1900 W Arbrook Blvd Suite 122 Arlington Texas 76015
Sundays 11:00am to 1230pm

Thank you church and thank you our community. God bless you all..
10/20/2026

Thank you church and thank you our community. God bless you all..

10/18/2026

Pastors appreciation - Sunday service October 18th 2026.

10/14/2026

Active Faith || MCC Podcast
Prophetess Pst Crystabelle Ferim

ENTERING INTO GOD’S PROMISED REST | HEBREWS 4, PART 2Our man of God, Apostle Dr. Richard Ferim, continued his two-part s...
10/11/2026

ENTERING INTO GOD’S PROMISED REST | HEBREWS 4, PART 2

Our man of God, Apostle Dr. Richard Ferim, continued his two-part series on entering God’s rest. He stated that there is a promised rest for the people of God! Egypt represented slavery, the wilderness represented the journey and testing, and Canaan represented Israel’s promised physical rest. Yet all these pointed toward a greater fulfillment in Christ, where we cease striving to earn God’s approval and learn to rest in His finished work, unchanging grace, and faithful promises. This rest is both spiritual and physical. He continued by saying that his prayer for the body is that God will bring His people into places of peace, financial stability, abundance, and overflowing blessings.

Apostle continued to minister to us, saying, “Wherever we are in life, trust Him to lead you into His promises. We do not have to postpone our happiness until marriage, financial breakthrough, or a perfect situation.” Apostle encouraged us to find our satisfaction in the Lord while trusting Him for what is yet to come.

Dr. Richard gave us a few steps on how we enter into God’s rest: We believe the Word and mix it with faith (Hebrews 4:2); believe in the Lord and honor the servants through whom He speaks (2 Chronicles 20:20); cultivate a hunger and excitement for His Word (Psalm 119:18); consume the Word until it transforms our hearts and lives (Revelation 10:9–10); and remain steadfast, refusing to grow weary or fall into unbelief (Hebrews 4:11). In our relationships, let us choose encouragement over criticism, partnership over destruction, and prayer over despair. Vision comes with a cost, and growth takes patience. Encourage one another as you journey toward God’s purpose. Rest in His unchanging grace, trust His unfailing Word, and keep believing—there remains a rest for the people of God!

Join us Thursday evenings at 7pm and Sundays at 11am central standard at 1900 W Arbrook Blvd Ste 122, Arlington, TX 75014.

10/11/2026

MCC Church sunday service. Sunday, October 11th 2026

Join us for our Pastor's Appreciation Sunday as we celebrate the angels in this house. God bless you. We cannot wait to ...
10/10/2026

Join us for our Pastor's Appreciation Sunday as we celebrate the angels in this house. God bless you. We cannot wait to have you..

ENTERING GOD’S REST | HEBREWS 4Our man of God, Apostle Dr. Richard Ferim, teaching this morning, stated that God is taki...
10/04/2026

ENTERING GOD’S REST | HEBREWS 4

Our man of God, Apostle Dr. Richard Ferim, teaching this morning, stated that God is taking us through seasons. He explained that Egypt represents bo***ge, the wilderness represents the journey and testing, and Canaan represents the promised place of physical rest, but Christ is the ultimate fulfillment of God’s rest.

Sometimes the wilderness can feel long, but it is not your destination. Your struggles are not wasted. God can use them to strengthen your faith, reveal relationships, develop your character, and prepare you for what is ahead.

True rest is not simply having everything we want. It is finding contentment in God regardless of our circumstances. It is ceasing from the exhausting effort to prove our worth and learning to rest in the finished work of Christ.

Teaching from Hebrews 4, the Apostle reminded us that there is still rest available to God’s people. As sons of God, we need to stop comparing our journey with others and trust God’s timing. Stop trying to fix everything around us, look for the good in every season, and, above all, rest in His finished work.

In conclusion, our man of God stated that our wilderness is temporary and our struggles will not last forever because God is bringing us into a place of peace, contentment, confidence, and a deeper relationship with Him. We will not come short of His promise; keep believing, keep trusting, and keep walking, as our place of rest is ahead.

Join us on Thursday at 7 p.m. CST and Sunday at 11 a.m. CST at 1900 W. Arbrook Blvd., Suite 122, Arlington, TX 75014.

We are Metropolitan Christian Center.

10/04/2026

Blessings in the House of the Lord! Welcome to MCC Sunday Service!

Message Title: NO MORE EXCUSESOur exceptional Leader pastor Derick Takere  ministered to the congregation on "No More Ex...
09/28/2026

Message Title: NO MORE EXCUSES

Our exceptional Leader pastor Derick Takere ministered to the congregation on "No More Excuses," using a scriptural reference from Exodus 3–4, citing Moses, who gave God several reasons why he felt unable to fulfill the assignment God had placed before him. His excuses were understandable: "Who am I?" "What if they don't believe me?" "I am not eloquent." "Please send someone else." Yet, God responded to each excuse with a reminder of His presence, power, purpose, and calling.

In his message, he challenged us to recognize that excuses, whether practical, personal, or even seemingly spiritual, can keep us from walking in what God has called us to do. The Lord does not expose our excuses to condemn us, but to free us from them.

The man of God gave us the 4 C's of excuses used to avoid walking in obedience:

1. CONFIDENCE — "Who am I?"
Moses looked at his past, weaknesses, failures, age, and limitations and questioned whether he was qualified. But God did not point Moses to his résumé; He pointed him to His presence: "I will be with you." Our confidence is not ultimately found in who we are, but in Who is with us. When God calls us, He also equips and qualifies us.

2. CREDIBILITY — "What if they don't believe me?"
Moses was concerned about whether people would accept his testimony. Sometimes we remain silent because we assume people will reject what we have to say. But God asked Moses, "What is that in your hand?" The ordinary thing Moses already possessed became an instrument in God's hands. Your story, your testimony, your experiences, and what God has placed in your hands can be used to impact someone else.

3. CAPABILITY — "I cannot do it."
Moses focused on his inability to speak eloquently. God's response was powerful: "Who made the human mouth?" The One who created us is able to empower us. We do not have to wait until we feel completely capable, perfectly prepared, or exceptionally gifted. The Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things for God's purposes. Start with simple obedience and allow God to work through what you have.

4. CONVENIENCE — "Please send someone else."
After every other excuse was addressed, Moses essentially asked God to choose someone else. Sometimes the greatest barrier is not inability—it is our desire to obey only when obedience is comfortable or convenient. But God's call does not always come at a convenient time. Faith requires us to step forward even when we do not have every detail figured out. God is not looking for perfect explanations; He is looking for willing obedience.

Pastor Derick concluded by charging us with these few questions: What has God been asking you to do that you have been putting off? Don't wait until you feel completely confident. Don't wait until everyone believes in you. The pastor then encouraged us not to wait until we feel fully capable, and not to wait until obedience becomes convenient. Ask to step out in faith, use what God has placed in your hands, trust the Holy Spirit, take the next step, and pray that may we be a people who move from excuses to obedience, from hesitation to faith, and from fear into purpose; for there are no more excuses, as the Lord is with us, and we ought to obey.

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Título del Mensaje: NO MÁS EXCUSAS

Nuestro excepcional líder, el Pastor Derick Takere, ministró a la congregación sobre el tema “No Más Excusas”, utilizando como referencia bíblica Éxodo 3–4. En estos pasajes, Moisés presentó varias razones por las cuales sentía que no podía cumplir con la asignación que Dios le había encomendado. Sus excusas eran comprensibles: “¿Quién soy yo?” “¿Y si no me creen?” “No soy elocuente.” “Por favor, envía a otra persona.” Sin embargo, Dios respondió a cada una de sus excusas recordándole Su presencia, poder, propósito y llamado.

En su mensaje, el Pastor nos desafió a reconocer que las excusas, ya sean prácticas, personales o incluso aparentemente espirituales, pueden impedirnos caminar en aquello que Dios nos ha llamado a hacer. El Señor no expone nuestras excusas para condenarnos, sino para liberarnos de ellas.

Nuestro hombre de Dios nos enseñó las 4 C’s de las excusas que utilizamos para evitar caminar en obediencia:

1. CONFIANZA — “¿Quién soy yo?”

Moisés miró su pasado, sus debilidades, sus fracasos, su edad y sus limitaciones, y cuestionó si estaba calificado para cumplir el llamado de Dios. Pero Dios no dirigió a Moisés hacia su currículum; lo dirigió hacia Su presencia: “Yo estaré contigo.”

Nuestra confianza no se encuentra, en última instancia, en quiénes somos, sino en Quién está con nosotros. Cuando Dios nos llama, Él también nos equipa y nos capacita para cumplir aquello que nos ha encomendado.

2. CREDIBILIDAD — “¿Y si no me creen?”

Moisés estaba preocupado por si las personas aceptarían su testimonio. Muchas veces permanecemos en silencio porque asumimos que otros rechazarán lo que tenemos que decir.

Pero Dios le preguntó a Moisés: “¿Qué tienes en tu mano?”

Aquello ordinario que Moisés ya poseía se convirtió en un instrumento en las manos de Dios. Tu historia, tu testimonio, tus experiencias y aquello que Dios ha puesto en tus manos pueden ser utilizados para impactar la vida de otra persona.

3. CAPACIDAD — “No puedo hacerlo.”

Moisés se enfocó en su incapacidad para hablar con elocuencia. La respuesta de Dios fue poderosa: “¿Quién hizo la boca del hombre?”

Aquel que nos creó es también capaz de capacitarnos. No tenemos que esperar hasta sentirnos completamente capaces, perfectamente preparados o excepcionalmente dotados. El Espíritu Santo capacita a personas comunes para hacer cosas extraordinarias para los propósitos de Dios.

Comienza con una obediencia sencilla y permite que Dios obre a través de lo que ya tienes.

4. CONVENIENCIA — “Por favor, envía a otra persona.”

Después de que cada una de sus otras excusas fue confrontada, Moisés esencialmente le pidió a Dios que escogiera a otra persona.

A veces, la mayor barrera no es nuestra incapacidad, sino nuestro deseo de obedecer únicamente cuando hacerlo sea cómodo o conveniente. Pero el llamado de Dios no siempre llega en un momento conveniente. La fe requiere que demos un paso adelante aun cuando no tengamos todos los detalles resueltos.

El mensaje es sencillo: Dios no está buscando explicaciones perfectas; está buscando una obediencia dispuesta.

El Pastor Derick concluyó desafiándonos con estas preguntas:

¿Qué te ha estado pidiendo Dios que hagas y has estado posponiendo?

No esperes hasta sentirte completamente seguro. No esperes hasta que todos crean en ti. No esperes hasta sentirte completamente capaz. Y no esperes hasta que la obediencia sea conveniente.

Más bien, da un paso de fe, usa lo que Dios ha puesto en tus manos, confía en el Espíritu Santo y toma el próximo paso.

Oremos para que seamos un pueblo que pase de las excusas a la obediencia, de la indecisión a la fe y del temor al propósito.

¡NO HAY MÁS EXCUSAS!

El Señor está con nosotros.
Él nos ha llamado.
Él nos capacitará.
Y nosotros debemos obedecer.

📖 Éxodo 3:12 — “Yo estaré contigo.”Si quieres, también puedo hacer una versión más natural y poderosa para una publicación de Facebook en español, con un tono más pastoral y congregacional, manteniendo el mismo mensaje.

Join us every Thursday at 7:00 PM CST and Sunday at 11:00 AM CST for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word. We look forward to worshiping with you!

📍 1900 W. Arbrook Blvd., Suite 122, Arlington, TX 75015.

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1900 W Arbrook Boulevard, Ste 122
Arlington, TX
76015

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