Sunday Mornings At Frisco Church

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday today and forever! Pastor Matt reminds us that the miracle working God we read about in the Bible is still available to us today, and encourages us to tell others what he has done in our lives because what God has done for us he will do for others.

Guest speaker Keith Harms takes us to the days after the death of Jesus. He tells us about how the apostles went back to what they knew after Jesus died on the cross, hopeless and unsure of themselves. Then Jesus rose from the grave and sent them out to continue the work He had started. Keith reminds us that when we feel unsure of ourselves and hopeless it is our job to finish what Jesus started....

There are times in our lives when we feel like we are walking around dead. Like we aren't hearing from God, not living out our purpose or even really living at all. Pastor Matt reminds us that our lives can sometimes be like a tree. in the winter, they look dead, but when spring hits they burst with life! He encourages us that we are not dead at all, just dormant, and that we need to be ready for...

In the final part of pastor Matt's series "Purpose" he gives us instruction on how to live in our calling. Be faithful where you are, put yourself in a position to hear God, and show interest in the obvious move of God. If we will submit ourselves to Him by saying "here I am, Lord," we will liver a purposeful, meaningful life as servants of our one true King.

We know we all have a God given purpose, and that we all have unique callings. How do we find our calling? Pastor Matt shows us that instead of always looking to our future to find our calling, we should be faithful in the season of life we are in right now, and position ourselves to hear the Lord we will find our calling.

Last week Pastor Matt talked about how we all have the same purpose, but different callings. this week He tells us that our calling is our customized life purpose that brings the most glory to God and growth to His kingdom. How we find our calling is by pursuing God faithfully, serving, and surrendering fully to God.

There are many makes and models of vehicles, From a screaming fast Bugatti to a massive dump truck. Though they are all different in style and even speed, they all serve one purpose, and that purpose is to transport things. Much like these vehicles God has made each and every one of us different by giving us different callings, and though our what may be different, our purpose is all the same. To...

Guest speaker Keith Harms reminds the church that what God asks us to do isn't always easy, but just like training in the physical, The more you work and stretch your spiritual muscles the stronger you get. Keith also reminds us that when we do get called to do something that stretches us, we don't have to go off of the things that God has done for us in the past, but we can remember that...

Most people have a bad relationship with left overs. Sometimes we put our food in Tupperware containers and put them in the fridge to be forgotten. Other times the left overs from a project get taken to a dimly lit room in the back of the store as remnants waiting to be discovered by a brave soul that doesn't mind to step off a show room floor. Whatever the case, Pastor Matt shows us that God love...

When we have a service to dedicate our baby to the Lord, we are saying that we will do everything in our power so that baby will live a life that brings glory to God. Pastor Matt points out that this service is more for the parents, reminding us that if our baby is going to live a life for the Lord, we need to lead by example and dedicate our lives to serving the Lord.

Pastor Matt capitalizes on Super Bowl Sunday by showing us how our walk with God is much like a game of Football. There are things in life which we need to "pass" to the Lord before we get sacked by the enemy, but also many times where we are running our routes and need to be expecting to receive from the Lord. Whether you are passing or receiving, never slack off, because life is always at 110%,...

Guest speaker Keith Harms challenges believers by reminding us that coming to church and growing our faith is only half of the process. The word tells us that not only are we to grow in our understanding of the Lord, but we are also to go and spread His love in this dark world.

Pastor Matt takes us to several stories of people who put their faith in Jesus. Some of them He commended for their great faith; 0thers, not so much. But even in the little faith, Jesus still worked the miracle! Pastor Matt assures us that it isn't how great the faith we have is, it's whether or not we choose to exercise our faith.  When we do, our little faith will grow.

We believe that Jesus Christ died for our sins, But do we believe Him to be the sea splitting, mountain moving, life bringing provider we see in His Word? We all have needs, some of them more miraculous than others, but do we have the faith to bring our needs to God and believe that He will provide?

As christians, we are often called believers because we believe that Jesus Christ came and died for our sins, but do we believe that His word is true, and that He can and will fulfill the promises He makes in our lives? Pastor Matt challenges us to believe that God can and will do miraculous things in our lives today.

Paul had a crazy turn of events when he was blinded on the road to Damascus. He went from the one persecuting Christians for believing and spreading the gospel, to spreading the gospel and being persecuted! Though he did have a rough start, the Bible tells us that there was a season of persecution, and a season of peace. Pastor Matt encourages us to know that we will have troubles. but the Lord al...

Pastor Matt takes us to the conversion of Paul in the New Testament to remind us of something as we enter a new year. There are two key people in this event, Paul and Annanias. The Lord gave both of them a very important instruction. He told them to get up and go, and they did. This year we need to get up and go do whatever it is the Lord has placed on our hearts.

We celebrate Christmas this year by reminding the church that Christ is coming again, and that God had you in mind when that precious baby was born to give His life so that you can have a relationship with God.

The King came to this world 2000 years ago, in a manger, welcomed by humble shepherds and wisemen. The word tells us that he is coming again soon. will you be ready when he returns?

The Holy Spirit is God's gift to us, and it is here to help us, grow us, edify us and guide us through this life. Guest speaker Brian Harris reminds us not to harden our hearts when the Spirit starts to speak into our lives. The spirit only wants to bring us closer to the Father and strengthen us as believers.

Did you build your house on the sand, or is your house still standing when the storms of life hit? Having a life built on Christ isn't going to stop the storm from coming or even battering your home, but it will stay standing no matter what comes your way.

Often times when we pray, we pray that God will do something for us, and we may even believe He will! Though God can eventually answer our prayers, He is also capable of doing it right now. He also never leaves us, so even when we think we are alone, or far off from God, He is near. We just need to believe that He is capable, willing, and true.

"The tongue can bring death or life; those who love to talk will reap the consequences." Proverbs 18:21 NLT. Pastor Matt explains how what we choose to say can greatly effect how our life goes, and reminds us that serving God is a black and white thing. We have to choose to serve Him and speak life into our lives and the lives of those around us.

Many of us live our lives walking bound when "he who the Son set free is free indeed." Pastor Matt reminds us that freedom is a gift that was given to us when we chose to walk with Christ, we just have to choose to walk in it.

Letting your light shine doesn't always mean going half way across the ocean to minister to people in need. It also doesn't mean that you need to preach to everyone you come in contact with. Guest speaker John Coehler reminds us that how we live our life should be a reflection of our relationship with Christ.