Frisco Community Church Sermons

Frisco Community Church
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Welcome to the Frisco Community Church sermon podcast where we explore teachings from the Bible and learn how they apply to our daily lives. Frisco Community Church is a biblically based non-denominational church in Frisco, TX.Learn more at: https://friscocc.org

  1. May 20

    Grey | Week 6 - Sexual Identity

    Send us Fan Mail What does it look like to follow Jesus in a world where every conversation feels forced into extremes? In Week 6 of GREY, Pastor Michael tackles one of the most difficult and emotionally charged topics in modern culture: sexual identity. Rather than approaching the conversation through the wide lenses of conviction or conformity alone, this message explores the narrow lens of compassion. A lens rooted in truth, dignity, humility, and the way of Jesus. Drawing from the stories of Nicodemus and Matthew the tax collector, this sermon asks a difficult but necessary question: How can followers of Jesus hold to a traditional biblical definition of marriage while still becoming the safest people in the world to talk to? This message is thoughtful, pastoral, challenging, and deeply compassionate. It wrestles honestly with Scripture, cultural context, shame, fear, identity, and the way the Church has often failed people navigating these conversations. Whether you agree, disagree, are deconstructing, questioning, or simply trying to understand how to love people well without abandoning conviction, this conversation is for you.

    42 min

  2. May 12

    Grey | Week 5 - Political Injustice

    Send us Fan Mail This week in GREY, Pastor Michael tackles one of the more difficult and misunderstood questions followers of Jesus wrestle with today: Should Christians be political?  And is civil disobedience ever justified? From Romans 13 to Acts 4, this message explores the tension between honoring governing authorities and standing against political injustice when human systems violate God’s heart for people. Along the way, we examine the examples of Peter and John, Rosa Parks, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, William Wilberforce, and others who helped shape history through faithful action. This is not a sermon about partisan politics. It’s about how followers of Jesus engage power, justice, protest, and public life without losing sight of the Kingdom of God. Pastor Michael also addresses the growing political division in our culture and asks a deeper question:  What actually creates lasting change? If you’ve ever wondered: Is it OK for Christians to protest?What does the Bible say about civil disobedience?How should followers of Jesus respond to injustice?Can political engagement become unhealthy?What does faithful public witness look like?…this conversation is for you. When followers of Jesus move together, generations are changed forever.

    34 min

  3. May 5

    Grey | Week 4 - Sanctity of Life

    Send us Fan Mail This 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.

    39 min

  4. Apr 28

    Grey | Week 3 - When a Faith Leader Falls

    Send us Fan Mail When 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.

    31 min

  5. Apr 21

    Grey | Week 2 - Racism

    Send us Fan Mail This 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.

    43 min

  6. Apr 15

    Grey | Week 1 - Foundations

    Send us Fan Mail If 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.

    39 min

  7. Feb 10

    Mark | Week 5 | The Terrible Farmer

    Send us Fan Mail What 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.

    31 min

  8. Feb 3

    Mark | Week 4 | Red Rover

    Send us Fan Mail In 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.

    28 min
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Welcome to the Frisco Community Church sermon podcast where we explore teachings from the Bible and learn how they apply to our daily lives. Frisco Community Church is a biblically based non-denominational church in Frisco, TX.Learn more at: https://friscocc.org

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  • Creator
    Frisco Community Church
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    30
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Frisco Community Church Sermons
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