Frisco Community Church Sermons

Send us Fan MailThis is not an easy conversation.The topic of the sanctity of life carries deep emotion, personal stories, and cultural tension. In a world quick to take sides, this message challenges us to rethink how we engage one of the most emotionally charged topics of our time. In this compelling and poignant sermon, Pastor Michael looks at both our beliefs and our behavior, and asks a deeper question: are we standing on issues, or standing with people?Because when we prioritize positions over people, love becomes optional.This is an honest, thoughtful call to align our faith with the way of Jesus and to remove the barriers that keep us from loving well.

Send us Fan MailWhen a faith leader falls, it hits hard.It can leave followers of Jesus disillusioned and give the world another reason to question the Church. But behind every fall is a deeper truth: leaders are human, and failure is not the end of the story.Guest preacher Rev. Dr. Eric Willis takes us to one of the most colossal leadership failures in Scripture and shows us how to respond with truth, grace, and a path toward healing. If you’ve ever wrestled with disappointment in leadership, this conversation will help you process it with wisdom and hope.

Send us Fan MailThis week Pastor Michael changed things up and rather than preaching a sermon, he sat down with friend of Frisco CC, Pastor Zeke Trezevant, to talk about racism. This conversation is not from a distance, but from a place of faith, friendship, and a shared desire to follow Jesus well in a divided world.It's raw, unfiltered, and honest.They don't solve everything but do lean in and provide meaningful ways followers of Jesus can engage in this topic with love and compassion.

Send us Fan MailIf following Jesus in today’s world feels complicated, this message will challenge and encourage you to slow down, lean in, and begin asking a better question of how to engage in difficult but meaningful conversations.We’re living in a world that tells us everything is either black or white…until it’s not. Somewhere between moral relativism and cultural outrage, many of us are left wondering: How do we actually follow Jesus in the grey?In this opening message, we look at a powerful moment in John 8 where Jesus refuses to play by the rules of outrage or indifference and instead models a better way. A way rooted in truth, shaped by humility, and led by love.

Send us Fan MailWhat kind of farmer throws seed everywhere—on sidewalks, rocks, weeds, and good soil alike? In Mark 4, Jesus tells a parable that feels almost foolish…until we realize it reveals the wide, generous invitation of the Kingdom of God. In this message, we explore how the “terrible farmer” is actually a picture of God’s extravagant grace, calling us to sow seeds broadly—like a three-year-old planting a butterfly garden—trusting God to bring the growth. The call is simple: don’t be cautious with the gospel…scatter it everywhere.

Send us Fan MailIn Mark 3:20–35, Jesus declares Himself to be the Stronger Man—the One who has entered the strong man’s house, bound him, and set people free. Using the childhood game Red Rover as a vivid metaphor, Pastor Michael explores the tension we feel when sin still calls, even though its authority has been broken.As crowds grow, religious leaders accuse, and even Jesus’ family misunderstands Him, Jesus reveals a stunning truth: He has defeated the power behind our temptation and is forming a new family marked by freedom and obedience.If you’ve ever felt torn between what you know is true and what still calls your name, this message is for you. Lean into Jesus—the victory has already been won.

Send us Fan MailRules are meant to help, but what happens when rules actually harm rather than help? In Mark 3:1–6, Jesus challenges a rigid approach to faith and reveals the heart behind God’s law. As He heals on the Sabbath, Jesus shows us the difference between rules that bring life and rules that miss the point. In this message, Pastor Michael invites us to consider what we need to hold onto, and what we may need to let go of, so that love, mercy, and faithfulness remain at the center of our lives.

Send us Fan MailHow do you respond when real authority confronts you? In Mark 1:16–2:12, Jesus steps onto the scene with a kind of authority that can’t be ignored: calling ordinary people to follow Him, commanding spiritual forces, healing bodies, teaching Scripture with power, and even forgiving sins. In this message, Pastor Michael explores how Mark builds a case for Jesus’ divine authority and why it demands a response from everyone who encounters Him. 

Send us Fan MailEvery great story begins with a prologue and Mark’s Gospel is no exception. In this opening message of our On the Move series, we step into the wilderness of Mark 1:1–13, where Jesus’ ministry begins not with comfort, but with preparation, testing, and trust. As heaven is torn open and Jesus is driven into the wilderness, we discover that the wilderness is not a mistake or punishment, but a place where God prepares His people and where Jesus goes before us. If you find yourself in a season of uncertainty, struggle, or waiting, this message offers hope: you are not alone, and the way forward has already been paved.

Send us Fan MailCommunity Pastor Erin Baxter shares a personal and compelling message on the healing power of God.

Send us Fan MailEver felt stuck “up a creek without a paddle”? Whether it’s a crisis you can’t control, a diagnosis you didn’t expect, or a situation you simply can’t fix, we all face moments where only a miracle will do. In this message, Pastor Michael explores three powerful stories—from Abraham and Isaac, to the Garden, to the Cross—that reveal a name of God we desperately need: Jehovah Jireh, “The Lord Will Provide.”Discover how God meets us in our most impossible moments, why His provision is far deeper than quick solutions, and how we learn to stop trying and start trusting. If you need hope, perspective, or a reminder that God sees your need long before you do, this message is for you.

Send us Fan MailWhat comes to mind when you hear the word master? Control—or care? In week two of our Names of God series, Pastor Michael explores the name Adonai and reveals a surprising truth: surrender isn’t about losing freedom, it’s about being formed. Through the stories of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus’ own disciples, we discover how trusting Adonai’s authority gives us access to His presence and the ability to live out our calling, not in our strength, but in His.

Send us Fan MailIn the opening message of our Names of God series, Pastor Michael unpacks one of Scripture’s most foundational names of God: Elohim—the Strong, Mighty, Creator God. From the ordered beauty of Genesis to Hezekiah’s desperate prayer in 2 Kings 19, we see a God powerful enough to speak galaxies into existence yet personal enough to hear the cries of His people.Whether you’re facing overwhelming pressure, impossible odds, or quiet fears you haven’t voiced aloud, this message reminds you of a profound truth: the God who created you, hears you.Discover how God’s name reveals His character—and why calling on Elohim can change everything in your moments of need.

Send us Fan MailGuest Teacher John Kanter teaches us the importance of "Turning Around" from the story of Saul's conversion.

Send us Fan MailWhen the early church faced persecution, the gospel didn’t stop—it spread. In this message from Unstoppable: Week 8, Pastor Michael reveals how what appeared to be a setback became the spark for global mission. Through Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian Eunuch, we discover that preaching isn’t just for pastors—it’s a calling for every believer. You’re not just a follower of Jesus—you’re a preacher of hope.

Send us Fan MailSetbacks are never the end of God’s story. In this powerful message from Unstoppable: Week 7, Pastor Michael explores the life—and death—of Stephen, the first Christian martyr. What looked like defeat became the catalyst for the Church’s greatest expansion. Discover how every setback, no matter how painful or confusing, can become an opportunity to trust God’s unstoppable plan and anchor your soul in hope.

Send us Fan MailLife’s waves are inevitable—some small, some overwhelming—but obedience is what carries us through them. In this message from Unstoppable: Week 6, Pastor Michael shares how the apostles faced jealousy, persecution, and pain yet kept moving forward in faith. Discover how trusting God’s direction, even when it leads straight into the storm, can steady your soul and bring you safely home.Learn how obedience turns life’s rough waters into waves of grace.

Send us Fan MailThe early church’s compassion was so radical, it transformed an empire. In Acts 6, we see a community that didn’t just talk about love—they met real needs with grace and action. In this brief yet powerful message, Pastor Michael reveals how that same Spirit-led compassion can still change lives today—starting with ours.Discover how simple acts of compassion can make an eternal impact.

Send us Fan MailWhen Peter and John faced threats for preaching the Gospel, the early church didn’t panic—they prayed. In this message, Pastor Michael unpacks one of the most powerful prayers in the Book of Acts, revealing how believers turned persecution into boldness and fear into faith. Discover four truths about the God who creates, reveals, remains, and enables—and how intentional, Spirit-filled prayer can change the world.Learn how to move from passive prayers to powerful intercession that ignites revival.

Send us Fan MailThere is something powerful about genuine community. It more than a relationship but a gift of grace for us and for the watching world. In his sermon, Guest Teacher, Steve Gamble shares how you can partake and participate in this type of community.

Send us Fan MailSome moments in life are so extraordinary they defy explanation. That’s what happened on the day of Pentecost. In this powerful message, Pastor Michael unpacks one of the most remarkable events in history—when God poured out His Spirit and turned ordinary believers into bold witnesses. Through Acts 2, you’ll discover that prayer is the key to unlocking the Holy Spirit’s power and that true strength begins where our weakness ends.Learn how to stop striving in your own power and start living in the Spirit’s.

Send us Fan MailDo you know Jesus’ final command to His Apostles? Most don’t—and the answer may surprise you. In the opening message of our Unstoppable series, Pastor Michael unpacks this often-overlooked command—one that’s challenging to obey but has the power to transform the direction of our lives.

Send us Fan MailIn a world that often shouts “my way or the highway,” we seem to have lost sight of a virtue that can transform our relationships: temperance. In the final message of our Relationships series, Erin Baxter delivers a timely and practical sermon on recovering this lost art from the Book of James. 

Send us Fan MailForgiveness doesn’t come naturally—and that’s why so many of us miss out on its healing power. In this eye-opening message, Pastor Michael exposes 5 common misconceptions that keep us stuck in unforgiveness and shows what true forgiveness really looks like. Discover how choosing forgiveness can bring freedom, healing, and restoration in your relationships.

Send us Fan MailConflict is inevitable—but it doesn’t have to be destructive. In Week 3 of our Relationships series, Pastor Michael, joined by a special guest teacher, unpacks how to navigate conflict in a healthy, Christ-centered way. With practical wisdom and biblical truth, this message offers tools you can use immediately to strengthen every relationship in your life.

Send us Fan MailTalking with each other may seem simple, but truly communicating is often where we stumble. In this incredibly practical message, Pastor Michael unpacks a story from Joshua where conflict was avoided through effective communication—and shows us how the same is possible today. With 5 practical principles, you’ll discover how to communicate effectively, prevent unnecessary conflict, and embrace the beauty of our God-given diversity.

Send us Fan MailRelationships are hard—and our culture isn’t making them any easier. In this message from Relationships for All Seasons, Pastor Michael looks at a surprising story from Luke 13 where Jesus models the kind of love that transforms relationships: love that always assumes, believes, and hopes for the best. Discover how this foundational mindset can break cycles of contempt, heal broken connections, and help you see God’s work in every relationship.

Send us Fan MailGuarding your heart isn’t about building walls—it’s about opening it to the One who knows you best. Pastor Michael closes our series, Summer Mix Tape: Deep Tracks shares why true heart health comes from humbly exposing ourselves to God’s searching, cleansing, and leading. This simple but powerful practice can protect you from spiritual unhealth and transform every relationship in your life.

Send us Fan MailPastor Zeke Trezevant of One Creation Church preaches a powerful sermon on praising God from Psalm 34.

Send us Fan MailGuest Preacher John Kanter delivers a practical and poignant sermon from Psalm 110.

Send us Fan MailWith so many voices to follow, how do we know which examples are worth imitating? The Philippian church wrestled with the same question. In this message, Pastor Michael unpacks Paul’s clear answer—pointing to an example that leads to greater joy and lasting peace.

Send us Fan MailThe Apostle Paul is often hailed as the GOAT of church planting, leadership, debate, and theology. But surprisingly, Paul uses raw and graphic language to describe his own accomplishments. In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Michael unpacks Paul’s surprising perspective—and what it means for how we view success, status, and surrender today.

Send us Fan MailDisappointment is inevitable—plans fall through, people let us down, and life doesn’t always go the way we hoped. In this powerful and practical message, Pastor Michael shares how we can face disappointment head-on, respond with grace, and still honor others in the process.

Send us Fan MailThe Apostle Paul wrote about “working out” our faith centuries ago—but it’s a concept that still confuses many today. In this message, Pastor Michael unpacks what it truly means to live out our faith—not overdoing it, not neglecting it, but cultivating a faith that’s balanced, growing, and "just right".