Grace Church Frisco - Sermons

In continuing our series on everyday activities for the gospel, Rob Tombrella discusses how we can eat for the glory of God.

What does the Scripture say about leisure? How do we know if leisure is an idol? Join as we unpack the doctrine of leisure and see how the Lord gives balance to leisure and rest.

God created us to work yet work is hard because of the fall. Regardless of where we are called to work, all work matters! God redeems our work through the power of the Gospel.

Today’s message looks at how we should view our material goods in light of the Gospel and how our generosity today affects eternity.

We all sleep about 1/3 of our lives. Today's message illustrates how the Gospel informs the everyday activity of sleep.

For this opening teaching of the new series Everyday Gospel, Craig focuses on Colossians 3:17. In this verse, Paul writes to encourage us to do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, including the ordinary.

After all the correction Paul has addressed in this letter to the Corinthians, he closes the letter reminding them of God's, and his, love and grace for them.

As we finish chapter 15, we are encouraged that the future victory of resurrection guarantees hope regardless of what we are going through today.

As we move toward the end of our study of 1 Corinthians, Rob Tombrella shows how central the resurrection of Jesus Christ was to the gospel Paul proclaims. He expounds on the joyous reality of the resurrection of Jesus Christ and explains what has...

As Craig walks through Part 2 of Tongues and Prophecy, Paul provides guidelines for churches regarding the proper use of these gifts.

Paul is not down on the use of tongues; he’s down on the misuse.

In one of the most famous passages of scripture, Craig examines how God calls us to prioritize love above all else and how the picture of love painted in 1 Corinthians 13 is ultimately a picture of Christ.

In the second part of our discussion on Spiritual Gifts, Craig challenges us to identify what our gifts are and to use them to glorify Christ. A healthy body is made up of all gifts, so we must guard ourselves against comparison and envy.

In the first part of chapter 12, Craig Cabaniss discusses the purpose of spiritual gifts and the variety of the gifts.

How can coming together be worse than being apart? Aaron Paul shares the next 18 verses in our 1 Corinthians message.

People often view this passage as an example of men's patriarchal rule. Paul has been promoting the marginalized people throughout Corinthians and is not about to change for this passage.

Do you feel condemned…that you must always do more or act like someone else to earn God's approval? Paul teaches us in Romans 8:1-2 that for those who believe in Christ Jesus, there is good news! We can't do anything to earn God's...

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 10:23-11:1, This passage wraps up Pauls instruction to the Corinthians on eating food sacrificed to idols and grounds those instructions in the command to glorify God. By understanding the broader command to seek our neighbors...

Scripture: 1 Cor 10:14-22, When God forbids something, He is calling us to turn to a much more glorious alternative. As Paul warned the Corinthians to flee from idolatry, the goal is not only to turn from that sin but ultimately come to Jesus.

Scripture: I Corinthians 10:1-13, Have you ever said, "I've got this" or "I'd never do that"? Craig Cabaniss walks through Paul's warning about presumption to the Corinthians.

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:20-26, Because death is our greatest enemy, Easter offers our greatest hope.

Scripture: Luke 22:39-44, Jer 25:15-18, We all want justice -- but not against our own evil. God deals with our evil in an unexpected way; Rob unpacks this biblical truth as we commemorate Good Friday 2017.

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 9:19-27, By disciplining ourselves, we can gain the flexibility to cross cultural bridges with the gospel and win as many people as possible to Christ.

Scripture: Romans 8:28 - 9:3, What was Gods intent and goal of security for your soul? Guest Pastor Billy Raies answers the question behind this familiar text we can easily take for granted.

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 9:1-18, Something unexpected can block your view of blessings. Paul models the orientation that breeds gratitude.