Grace Church Frisco - Sermons

Aaron Paul preaches on Isaiah 30:15 and looks at the Problem, Prophecy and Promise of the passage.

Many people talk about their spiritual journey. On this Christmas Eve, Craig Cabaniss discusses how Christmas is about God's journey to us.

Everyone thinks they know the Christmas story, but there's so much more than you realize. Do you know the amazing story behind the story? Learn more as Pastor Craig Cabaniss pulls back the curtain of what Christmas is really about. Want to...

In this last teaching on I Thessalonians, in verses 5:12-18 Paul gives us a number of ways to live in community with others and God. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics? Subscribe to the GC CONVERSATIONS...

In 1st Thessalonians 5:1-11 Paul answers the question when Jesus is returning and how Christians should live while awaiting Christ's return.

In 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul reminds us that although we grieve for those who have fallen asleep, we also have hope that Christ will reunite us with his return. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics? Subscribe to...

Pastor Craig Cabaniss preaches out of 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12 on Staying in our Lane. We learn to continue loving our brothers and sisters while reflecting the gospel through living a quiet life, minding our business and working hard.

As Paul opens chapter 4 of Thessalonians, he discusses sex for new Christians, the soundness and fulfillment of living in the Holy Spirit. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics? Subscribe to the GC CONVERSATIONS...

In Galatians 4:4-7 Paul shows what God has done for us, in us and to us through adoption.

In 1 Thessalonians 3:1-13, Paul bears the burden of anxiety, experiences the joy of comfort and demonstrates the confidence of reliance on God through prayer. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics? Subscribe to...

Learning how God's word works in us.

In I Thessalonians 2:1-12, Paul writes about how he shared the gospel and shared living with the Thessalonians. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics? Subscribe to the GC CONVERSATIONS PODCAST just below.

In Thessalonians 1:6-10 we see how public faith advances the gospel through the words and actions of faithful converts

In 1 Thessalonians, Paul emphasized the importance of the persecuted church in Thessalonica to remember that they are in God, God is in the church and God loves the church. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics?...

Colossians 1:26-27 covers the mystery of Christ in you revealed. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics? Subscribe to the GC CONVERSATIONS PODCAST just below.

In Jonah 4:5-11 we see that God has true compassion on both Jonah and the people of Nineveh.

As we start the last chapter of Jonah, Jonah is maddened by God's mercy revealing his unbalanced theology and his broken heart. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics? Subscribe to the GC CONVERSATIONS...

In today's message, we learn how God uses Jonah, despite his unwillingness to serve, to bring the message of salvation and save the people of Nineveh and learn of God's mercy for us.

In chapter 2, Jonah recognizes his distress and God's rescue in this psalm of praise. Want to hear more discussion of Grace Church sermons and related topics? Subscribe to the Grace Church Conversations podcast.

In Jonah 1:4-17 we learn that when we see God clearly, we will run to Him and not away from Him.

As we start a new series called Surprising Mercy, Craig Cabaniss asks an important question, "How are Christians to live in this us vs them society?"

The last message in the Summer is the Psalms series, Pastor Craig Cabaniss closes with a message on learning the importance of quieting our souls.

In Psalm 103, Rob Tombrella shares biblical truths dealing with how to grow your faith

In Psalm 51 we see that God's mercy meets, mends and mobilizes our broken hearts.

While discussing Psalms 42 and 43, Kalib Wilkinson discusses how the author hoped in God even when God seemed absent.