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Greater Mount Tabor Christian Center Greater Mount Tabor Christian Center was founded March 11, 1965 by Rev. E. L. Bowman, with his wife First Lady Annette Bowman, by his side.

The church is now pastored by Overseer Elvis L. Bowman, Sr, with his wife Lady Margie Bowman.

TODAY’S WORD“Let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race...
10/27/2026

TODAY’S WORD

“Let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.” Hebrews 12:1 (ESV)

LET IT GO

Not everything slowing you down is necessarily sinful. Hebrews distinguishes between “every weight” and “sin.” Some things are clearly wrong and must be surrendered. Other things may not be sinful at all, yet they have become unnecessarily heavy for the season God is calling you to walk through.

A weight can be an unrealistic expectation, an old offense, the need for everyone’s approval, a responsibility God never assigned, or the pressure to keep proving yourself. Something may have once served a purpose and still become too heavy to carry forward. The question is not only, “Is this wrong?” Sometimes the better question is, “Is this helping me faithfully run the race God has placed before me?”

You cannot carry everything and run freely at the same time. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you what has become unnecessary weight. Then give yourself permission to put down what God never asked you to keep carrying. Some things are not meant to be fixed, managed, or dragged forward. Some things simply need to be released.

PRACTICAL REFLECTION

What am I carrying that may not be sinful but has become unnecessarily heavy?

TODAY’S PRACTICE

Identify one weight you have been carrying. Ask, “Did God actually ask me to carry this?” If the answer is no, begin taking one practical step toward putting it down.

LET’S PRAY

Heavenly Father, show me what I have been carrying that You never asked me to carry. Through Your Holy Spirit, give me wisdom to distinguish responsibility from unnecessary weight. Jesus, help me lay aside whatever keeps me from running faithfully with You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

10/26/2026

Harold Thomas Service - October 26, 2026 10:00am

TODAY’S WORD“He changes times and seasons; he removes kings and sets up kings.” Daniel 2:21 (ESV)WHEN THE SEASON CHANGES...
10/26/2026

TODAY’S WORD

“He changes times and seasons; he removes kings and sets up kings.” Daniel 2:21 (ESV)

WHEN THE SEASON CHANGES

Change can be unsettling because it interrupts what we have grown accustomed to. A new job, retirement, a move, children growing up, changes in health, shifting relationships, or unexpected responsibilities can leave us wondering, “What does life look like now?” Even changes we welcome can require adjustments we did not anticipate. Sometimes the hardest part of entering a new season is accepting that life will not look exactly as it did before.

Daniel declared that God “changes times and seasons.” He understood that earthly circumstances and human authority could change, but God’s sovereignty remained unchanged. Daniel was living in a foreign land, surrounded by uncertainty, yet he trusted the wisdom and authority of God. We may not understand every change we experience, nor should we assume God directly causes every painful circumstance. Nevertheless, we can remain confident that changing circumstances never place us beyond His presence, His wisdom, or His ability to work in our lives.

When your season changes, your routines may need to change with it. Your responsibilities may look different, your priorities may shift, and even the way you serve others may take a new form. But a changed season does not mean a diminished purpose. What God required of you yesterday may not look exactly like what faithfulness requires today. Do not become so attached to what was that you overlook what is possible now. You may not be able to do everything you once did, but you can still be faithful with what God has placed before you. The season may have changed, but the God who walks with you has not.

PRACTICAL REFLECTION

Am I resisting my present season because I keep comparing it to the one before it? What might God be asking of me now?

TODAY’S PRACTICE

Identify one practical adjustment you can make to live faithfully in your present circumstances rather than continually looking backward.

LET’S PRAY

Heavenly Father, life changes, and sometimes I struggle to adjust to what is different. Thank You that Your presence and faithfulness remain constant through every season. Through Your Holy Spirit, give me wisdom to recognize what faithfulness requires of me today. Jesus, help me appreciate what has been without allowing yesterday to keep me from embracing today. Teach me to trust You in every season of my life. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

10/25/2026

How did she survive three cardiac arrests? ❤️🙏

10/25/2026

Please tune in as MIT Sequoia Ford preaches her first sermon.

Mark your calendar, Fort Worth — Fall Fun For All is back! 🍂🎃 Join us Saturday, October 31st from 12:30 to 3:30 P.M. for...
10/23/2026

Mark your calendar, Fort Worth — Fall Fun For All is back! 🍂🎃 Join us Saturday, October 31st from 12:30 to 3:30 P.M. for food, face painting, trunk-or-treat, a bounce house, and a balloon artist. It's a safe, fun-filled afternoon for all ages, and we've got a special appearance from the Fort Worth Police Department too. Bring the kids, bring the neighbors, bring everybody.

📍 Greater Mt. Tabor Christian Center, 2513 S. Edgewood Terrace, Ft. Worth, TX 76105

Sunday is about to be special. 🙏 Greater Mount Tabor Christian Center invites you to the first sermon of M.I.T. Sequoia ...
10/23/2026

Sunday is about to be special. 🙏 Greater Mount Tabor Christian Center invites you to the first sermon of M.I.T. Sequoia Ford — Sunday, October 25th at 9:30 A.M.
Come stand with us as she steps into this new season and shares what God placed on her heart. There's nothing like watching someone walk boldly into their calling. Pull up, bring somebody, and be part of the moment.

📍 2513 South Edgewood Terrace, Fort Worth, TX 76105

TODAY’S WORD“Remember not the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold, I am doing a new thing.” Isaiah 43:...
10/23/2026

TODAY’S WORD

“Remember not the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold, I am doing a new thing.” Isaiah 43:18–19 (ESV)

DON’T CHASE WHAT GOD IS ASKING YOU TO RELEASE

It is difficult to move forward when your heart keeps reaching backward. Sometimes we find ourselves revisiting an old relationship, opportunity, position, disappointment, or season of life, hoping things will somehow return to what they once were. We remember what was familiar, what brought us joy, or what we thought would last. And without realizing it, we can spend so much energy trying to recover yesterday that we struggle to recognize what God is doing today.

Through Isaiah, God reminded His people that the One who had delivered them before was still at work. However, His next work would not necessarily look like His previous work. The same God who made a way through the sea could make a way in the wilderness. Sometimes we become so attached to how God moved in the past that we overlook how He is moving in the present. Remembering God’s faithfulness should strengthen our confidence in Him, not cause us to insist that He work the same way again.

Not everything difficult is something God is asking you to leave, and not everything familiar is something He is asking you to keep. That is why spiritual discernment matters. But when God makes it clear that a season has ended, continuing to chase it can keep you emotionally and spiritually tied to something He is calling you beyond. Appreciate what was good. Learn from what was painful. Carry forward the wisdom you gained. Then trust God enough to open your hands. You do not have to recover everything from your past to walk faithfully into your future.

PRACTICAL REFLECTION

Am I asking God to lead me into something new while still trying to recreate something He may be asking me to release?

TODAY’S PRACTICE

Identify one thing from your past that continues to occupy your thoughts or influence your decisions. Ask God for discernment to know whether you should remain faithful, seek restoration, or release it. Do not make a decision based solely on your emotions. Seek His direction through prayer and His Word.

LET’S PRAY

Heavenly Father, thank You for Your faithfulness through every season of my life. Forgive me for the times I have held so tightly to yesterday that I have struggled to recognize what You are doing today. Through Your Holy Spirit, give me discernment to know what to hold onto, what to learn from, and what to release. Lord Jesus, help me trust Your leadership more than my familiarity with the past. Give me the courage to move forward in obedience, even when I cannot see everything ahead. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

TODAY’S WORD“And we all… beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of g...
10/22/2026

TODAY’S WORD

“And we all… beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another.” 2 Corinthians 3:18 (ESV)

THE LEAVES ARE CHANGING AND SO ARE YOU

One of the beautiful things about autumn is watching the leaves change colors. What was once green gradually becomes gold, orange, or red, transforming the landscape around us. Some changes seem to happen overnight, while others take place so gradually that we barely notice them. Our spiritual lives can be much the same. God is continually at work within us, even when we cannot immediately see the evidence of what He is doing.

Paul reminds us that we “are being transformed.” Notice that transformation is not described as a single event but as an ongoing process. As we behold Christ and remain in fellowship with Him, the Holy Spirit works to shape our character into His likeness. Our desires begin to change, our attitudes are challenged, and our responses become different. Spiritual growth does not mean we never struggle, stumble, or fall short. Sometimes the clearest evidence of growth is that we recognize our mistakes sooner, repent more quickly, forgive more freely, respond with greater wisdom, and return to Jesus rather than running away from Him.

Perhaps you have been so focused on how far you still have to go that you have overlooked how far God’s grace has already brought you. Take a moment to recognize what He has changed in your life. The things that once controlled your reactions may no longer have the same power. Situations that once overwhelmed you may now lead you to prayer. You may not be everything God is shaping you to become, but you are not required to remain who you once were. The leaves are changing, and so are you. Keep your eyes on Jesus and allow the Holy Spirit to continue His transforming work.

PRACTICAL REFLECTION

Am I so focused on the areas where I still need to grow that I am overlooking the ways God has already changed me?

TODAY’S PRACTICE

Think about a situation that would have caused you to react differently a year ago. Recognize how your response has changed, thank God for that growth, and ask the Holy Spirit to continue working in one area where you still struggle.

LET’S PRAY

Heavenly Father, thank You for loving me enough not to leave me as I was. Forgive me for the times I focus more on my shortcomings than on the transforming power of Your grace. Help me keep my eyes on Jesus, recognize the work You have already accomplished, and remain surrendered to what You are still doing. Continue shaping my thoughts, attitudes, words, and actions to reflect the character of Christ. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

10/22/2026

Still committed when the doors close? 🙏✨

Address

2513 S Edgewood Ter
Fort Worth, TX
76105

Opening Hours

Wednesday 6:30pm - 8pm
Sunday 8:30am - 9:15am
9:30am - 11:45am

Telephone

+18175346943

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