Restoration Church Frisco

This week we continue our Unshakeable series by unpacking the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast in Matthew 13. We explore how the Kingdom of God often starts small, works beneath the surface, and grows in ways we don’t always see or expect. This message challenges us not to miss what God is doing, to stay faithful in the small things, and to allow His Kingdom to take full authority in eve...

This week we kick off our new series Unshakeable by looking at Hebrews 12:26–28 and what it means to live in a Kingdom that cannot be shaken. In a world filled with uncertainty, we explore how God uses shaking to reveal what is temporary and what will remain. This message challenges us to shift from a natural view of control and fear to a Kingdom perspective rooted in trust and surrender, remindin...

This week we discuss Matthew 26 and the table. In one of the final moments before the cross, Jesus gathers His disciples and reminds us what really matters. We break down the significance of the table and what it means for us today.

This week we continued our Come and See series as we celebrated Palm Sunday and the grand opening of Restoration Church. Looking at Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, we were reminded that God is not looking for what’s impressive, but what’s available. We explored what it means to stop sitting in untapped potential, get untied from the things holding us back, and step into our calling as carriers of Chr...

This week, we look at the powerful story of the woman at the well and how one encounter with Jesus can change everything. Through her story, we see that God uses ordinary people with real pasts to reach others in extraordinary ways. When we experience His grace, it was never meant to stay private. It was meant to be shared. This message challenges us to stop staying silent and start inviting other...

This week we continue our Land of Less series by looking at the power of remembering what God has done. In Joshua 4, God instructed the Israelites to build a memorial with stones taken from the middle of the Jordan River so that future generations would remember His faithfulness. In this message, we explore why God calls His people to remember, how testimonies strengthen faith, and why looking bac...

This week we explored the powerful vision in Ezekiel 47 where the river of God’s presence grows deeper and deeper. Too often we settle for ankle-deep faith, staying comfortable near the shore while watching others experience the fullness of what God has for them. But God is calling His people beyond the shallows into a life of complete trust, surrender, and transformation. As we walk through the p...

This week we step into Joshua 3 and stand on the banks of a flooded Jordan. The promise was in front of Israel, but the path began in the water. Before the river stopped, the priests had to step. Before the miracle came, the people had to consecrate themselves. And before anything made sense, they had to trust. In this message, we explore what it means to follow God’s presence, prepare our hearts...

This week, we continue our series The Land of Less as we look at the life of Samson and the danger of spiritual drift. Samson didn’t lose his strength in one moment but through small compromises and lingering desires that slowly led him off course, reminding us how easy it is to settle for less than God’s best while still thinking everything is fine. Together, we explore how drift happens in our o...

This week we’re talking about The Land of Less and the danger of stopping short of God’s promises. In Numbers 32, two and a half tribes chose comfort over calling and settled before crossing into the land God had prepared. Through their story, we’re challenged to examine where we might be choosing what we can see over what God has spoken. This message is a call to keep moving forward in faith, ref...

This week, we talk about prayer and fasting and why some breakthroughs only happen when God’s hand is involved. While human effort can build, plan, and produce much, there are moments when strategy and strength fall short and we need the Spirit of God to move. From the disciples’ frustration in Matthew 17 to Elijah’s persistence on Mount Carmel and Jabez’s prayer for expansion with God’s presence,...

This week, we begin our journey into fasting and prayer by asking three honest questions that shape the heart of the fast. What purpose are we attaching to this fast? What pleasure are we stepping away from? And what do we need God to do that only He can do? Looking at the life of Daniel and God’s call in Joel to return with all our hearts, we discover that fasting is not about manipulating God, b...

This week we look at the story of Joseph and the reminder that God still leads His people. From the shock of an unexpected interruption to the steady comfort of Psalm 23, we discover that the God who goes before us also stands beside us and follows behind us with goodness and mercy. Join us as we learn how to walk in faith even when the path shifts under our feet.

This week on the Restoration Church Podcast, we walk through a powerful message from the life of Gideon that calls us to obedience, sacrifice, and courageous faith. Together we explore what it means to carry God’s heart for our city, to tear down the altars that hold us back, and to step boldly into the purpose He has placed on our church. As we move toward Heart for the House, this message helps...

This week at Restoration we celebrated Vision Sunday and looked ahead at where God is leading our church. We also continued our series The Generous Life, talking about what it means to put God first, trust Him with the tenth, and cultivate a joyful heart of generosity. Together we’re learning to surrender, to walk in obedience, and to step confidently into the future God is calling us to build.

We’re diving into the letter to the church in Laodicea — a city known for its wealth, its pride, and its lukewarm water. Beneath the surface of Jesus’ words, “I know your works, that you are neither cold nor hot,” lies a powerful image drawn straight from the city’s plumbing system. We’ll unpack how their aqueducts became a spiritual mirror, revealing a faith that looked impressive but lacked life...

This week, we look at the letter to the church in Philadelphia—the faithful church that held on when everything around it was shaking. We are reminded that when God opens a door, it’s never about our plans but His purpose. We’re called to steward the keys He’s given, to unlock heaven for others, and to remember that what God is building is eternal. Let’s be a church that walks through every open d...

Guest Pastor Luis Velazquez's message on rest, spoken live at our weekly Sunday evening service.

This week, we look at Jesus’ letter to the church in Sardis—a church that had a reputation for being alive but was spiritually dead. In this message, Pastor Creg challenges us to look beyond appearances and ask if our hearts are truly awake to the presence of God. When reputation replaces relationship, revival dies. But when we remember what we’ve received, allow the Spirit to breathe again, and w...

This week’s message will make you rethink what you’ve been calling love, grace, and peace. Sometimes what we tolerate becomes what controls us, and what we refuse to confront becomes what destroys us. In this episode, we uncover a truth that every believer and every church needs to face.

This week we looked at Pergamum, the compromising church. They lived in a culture filled with idols, pressure, and temptation—and so do we. Jesus commended their faith but challenged them to stop blending in with the world around them. In this message we talk about the danger of small compromises, the difference between surviving and being faithful like Antipas, and how pride can slowly pull us aw...