Join us every Sunday at 11:00am!
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Join us every Sunday at 11:00am!
Welcome
Joy Fellowship Church is a new church in the geographic and spiritual heart of the DFW Metroplex: Colleyville!
We are pleased to open the doors of this church to welcome those who are led of the Lord to join with us to praise, worship, and honor our God. God has called us together with humility, blessings, and love for Him and His people. It is with great joy that we do this in faith and in obedience to His call on our lives.
Our Mission
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Reach the lost, as commanded to us by Jesus Christ.
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Provide answers to everyday living through insight, revelation and practical application of God's Word, the power of prayer, and the authority of the name of Jesus Christ.
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Help others achieve the purpose in their lives that the Lord has ordained for them.
An Intimate Atmosphere
Ever felt like you were lost in the crowd? At Joy Fellowship Church, we come together to worship and serve our Lord and one another in an atmosphere that invites a close relationship with God and with His people.
We encourage you to experience it for yourself!
Services
Services are held in the main Church.
Sunday Morning services are at 11:00 AM.
Wednesday Night Intercessory Prayer is at 7:00 PM.
Any additional services will be announced on our notice board and on our website.
Important Update
Join us for a time of fellowship, praise reports, prayer requests and feverent prayer every Wednesday evening at 7:00pm With the exception of the last Wednesday of the month when we hold Coffee House Worship.
This Week's Word
The sermon this week is entitled "Filters (Part 1)". A video replay of this weeks sermon can be viewed on the resource page of the website.
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We have a number of activities throughout the year, so stay informed and join us for fun and fellowship!
Here's what you need to know this week: We have internal filters through which we see and perceive others and even ourselves. Thus, our thoughts, actions, and our words become distorted reality of our soul filters rather than the only filter we should have—the pure, crystal-clear filter of the Word of God by the Holy Spirit.
1. Filters of Past Circumstances
Our past experiences can become a filter for our current mindset and our choices in how we interpret our lives or view the lives of others, including our own children. If pain or trauma has been experienced in our past, it can impact how we view our current circumstances or even prevent us from living in the present. More people have experienced some trauma, pain, hurt, sickness, or other unpleasant circumstances sometime during your life. If you find yourself going to extraordinary lengths to either prevent a similar circumstance occurring with yourself or your children or seeing this occurring with someone else as a “trigger”, then you are dealing with a filter of your past.
If you are willing to enter into a full surrender with Him, then He will start to move and help break you free from your hurtful past. Work with the Holy Spirit once He starts to show you the specific filters from your past that He will want to target and replace with His own.
2. Filters of Self
A filter of self sees from the perspective of “what is in it for me”; the attitude of being concerned with one’s own interests first above the interests of others. This filter may arise from a background of lack and/or from a background of others having more money and possessions than yourself and you feel ashamed when you compare yourself with others.
The godly filter replacement for a filter of self and selfish ambition is the filter of genuine humility. The filter of humility restores and grows relationships. Being humble removes the distorted view and provides the true, clear perspective about ourselves in relation to God.
3. The Key Holy Spirit Filter
Finally, believers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable and worthy of respect, whatever is right andconfirmed by God’s word, whatever is pure and wholesome, whatever is lovely and brings peace, whatever is admirable and of good repute; if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think continually on these things [center your mind on them, and implant them in your heart]. (Philippians 4:8, AMP)