Grace Church Frisco - Sermons

Dive into a compelling discussion on God's design for gender, marriage, and sexuality. Discover the importance of embracing our identity in His image while navigating the complexities of gender identity. The conversation highlights the church's role in providing compassion and support amidst cultural challenges. Humility and grace take center stage as the talk encourages a truthful yet inclusive environment. Ultimately, it explores the freedom found in living according to divine principles, urging listeners to seek understanding in their journeys.

The discussion showcases Paul's journey to Rome and his heartfelt struggle with the rejection of the gospel. His imprisonment becomes a surprising platform for evangelism, illustrating how adversity can further God’s mission. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by Christians in modern society, emphasizing faith amidst marginalization. Listeners are encouraged to play an active role in spreading the gospel, supported by fervent prayers for boldness and spiritual awakening.

Pastor Aaron Paul shares insights from the Apostle Paul's defense of the gospel in Acts 26, detailing his transformative encounter with the risen Jesus. He captures the essence of how the Spirit empowers believers to proclaim the gospel passionately. The discussion also delves into the importance of Scripture in building a relationship with God and the modern believer's call to evangelism. Aaron offers personal reflections on identity and faith, while urging listeners to engage compassionately with those who need to hear the message of reconciliation.

The discussion kicks off with a humorous take on life-changing news, bridging celebration and hope. It dives deep into the core of Christianity, emphasizing the resurrection as a pivotal historical event. The significance of Christ's sacrifice is explored, painting a picture of atonement and holiness. The authenticity of the resurrection story is examined through historical evidence and personal testimonies. Ultimately, there's a powerful reflection on how the resurrection transforms individual faith and offers peace and hope.

Rob Tombrella, an expert on the significance of Jesus' sacrifice, delves into profound themes surrounding Good Friday. He explores why Jesus needed to give up His life for humanity's salvation. The discussion connects John 3:16 with personal stories, like a humorous encounter with a rattlesnake, emphasizing self-forgiveness and accountability. Tombrella illustrates the healing power of divine grace through his own snake bite experience, urging listeners to trust in Jesus for genuine redemption.

Pastor Craig Cabaniss, known for his emphasis on biblical teachings and service, shares insights from the Book of Acts. He highlights Paul's heartfelt farewell to the Ephesians, showcasing the emotional connections within church leadership. The discussion dives into the qualities of Christian leaders—humility and resilience amid challenges. Cabaniss also draws parallels to Olympic runner Eric Liddell, emphasizing the importance of pursuing divine purpose over earthly accolades, and the crucial role of church leadership in fostering unity and nurturing the congregation.

Pastor Craig continues the series on "Acts: To the Ends of Earth" with verses Acts 17:16-34.

Pastor Craig continues teaching the series "Acts: To the End of the Earth" with Acts 16:11-40.

In Acts 14 we see that when properly understood, the Gospel divides people before it unites them.

Erik McEntyre, a guest speaker, shares a word from 2 Thessalonians 1:3-12.