Watermark Fort Worth - Fort Worth (TX)

5 /5 laurie cantrell: I love when I get to visit with my daughter and her family! Everyone is so welcoming and kind, and the Bible is taught truthfully, in a way that everyone can understand and in a nonjudgmental manner.✝️

4 /5 Cedrick Bryant: I recently moved from Dallas and attended in Dallas. I feel like the Dallas location is more welcoming and why I decided to attend.

5 /5 Shane Maddux: Love this church! Filled with imperfect people and opportunities to grow and strengthen your walk with Christ. I enjoy the authenticity of Watermark. A little different than other churches Ive known in how they do things. but most importantly, Watermark follows scripture like Christian churches should. Watermark has always encouraged me to grow and be the best version of myself I can be that closely resembles Christ. If youre looking for a church body that you can be a part of and call family, Watermark Fort Worth is a wonderful place to call home.

1 /5 Kendall Salsberry: Legalistic, unloving. The Holy Spirit does not live in this church. Forced confessions and submission to a flawed, power-tripping leadership will be your portion if you decide to become a member by signing a legally binding membership contract. I cant even count how many people I know who have left this church in the last year due to being mistreated by leadership. Serving should be a choice, not a requirement. This is a cultic church with Calvinist theology and the spirit of the Pharisees looming over it. If you become a member and try to leave, they will write you an official letter saying you are living in sin for leaving the church and they are obligated to tell your "extended community" to shun you as a result of your sin. I know right, creepy at best. All the major church leaders have left watermark in the past few months, probably because the Holy Spirit is leading them away from this miserable excuse for a spirit filled establishment. I pray people dont think this is what God/Jesus is like based off the people at watermark because God is LOVE, this church is hate. This church is failing, fast. There are plenty of other spirit filled churches in Fort Worth where members love you and embody the fruits of the spirit and are living spirit filled fruitful lives and actually making JESUS, not their flawed man-made opinions, known.

5 /5 Mitchell Traver: My wife and I have been members of Watermark Fort Worth for almost two years now, and we couldn’t be happier! While I was a student at TCU, I attended the Porch pretty regularly, but at that time I pursued membership with the Village Fort Worth because I’d been attending the Village prior to hearing of Watermark. After my wife and I got married, we lived outside of Fort Worth for a brief season, but as soon as we returned we knew exactly where to begin looking for a Home Church. We are so thankful to be a part of Watermark Fort Worth. Truly, it’s hard to explain just how grateful we are. The community that God has given us at Watermark Fort Worth has been a tremendous blessing to our marriage, and to our individual relationships with Jesus. Leadership consistently pours into the Church Body in a myriad of ways, and they are faithful in how they live. While Watermark Fort Worth has at times been pegged as the “works” Church, which asserts moral performance as the means to salvation, I want to affirm that claim couldn’t be further from the truth. Watermark Fort Worth operates from a Gospel-centered framework, and my wife and I have constantly been met with grace and encouragement as we’ve sought to follow Jesus faithfully. There are no arbitrary operations here - Scripture drives the functional and structural decisions made. If you have any questions as to why being plugged into a Community Group or committing to an area of service is required for membership, take a look at the Statement of Faith on the website. These requirements actually made us wary at first as well, but upon reviewing the Scripture driving the design, and now after having been plugged in for some time, we are so thankful we dove in when we did. My wife and I believe Watermark Fort Worth to be a safe place - a safe place to pursue Jesus, to find community, to be transparent with our struggles, and to continue being sanctified. What a gift!