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What kind of church is God calling us to be?

Five years into the story of Frisco Community Church, Pastor Michael McKibben begins unpacking the ministry mindset that shapes how FCC thinks, welcomes people, and lives on mission in the city of Frisco.

In this message, we explore two convictions at the heart of that mindset: Grey is OK and Unapologetically Welcoming. Through the stories of Jesus and the woman caught in adultery and the Samaritan woman at the well, we see a Savior who refuses easy categories, leads with grace and wisdom, and welcomes people with dignity before they have everything figured out.

Black-and-white answers are easy. Loving people well in the grey is harder. But it may also be where we look most like Jesus.

Listen and discover what it means to choose grace over division, understanding over judgment, and welcome without apology.

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How do you know if a church is actually healthy?

Attendance, giving, and growth can tell part of the story—but the New Testament points to something deeper. In 1 Thessalonians 1:3, Paul celebrates a church marked by work produced by faith, labor prompted by love, and endurance inspired by hope in Jesus Christ.

In this 5-Year Anniversary message, Pastor Michael McKibben leads Frisco Community Church through a spiritual “well visit,” asking what really reveals the health of a church—and of the people who make it up. Along the way, he reflects on five years of bruises, growth, sacrifice, and stories of transformation.

A healthy church doesn’t live from external obligation. It lives from internal transformation. Listen and consider: is your faith producing work, is your love producing sacrifice, and is your hope producing endurance?

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The Bible is filled with unforgettable characters and astonishing stories. From a talking donkey to a valley of dry bones coming to life, it’s easy to read these accounts and wonder, What was the point of that?

In this heartfelt and powerful message from 1 Kings 19, Community Pastor Erin Baxter follows the thread of one of Scripture’s most infamous figures—Jezebel. But just when you think you know where the story is headed, the message takes an unexpected turn, revealing a profound truth about God’s presence in our moments of fear, exhaustion, and discouragement.

Whether you’re walking through a difficult season or simply longing to hear God’s voice more clearly, this sermon will encourage you to slow down, draw near to Him, and discover that He often meets us in the places we least expect. Listen today, and be reminded that God’s presence can change everything.

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Nobody likes talking about sin—especially our own. Yet it’s the one thing every one of us has in common. The real question isn’t whether we’ve sinned; it’s what we do when we’re confronted with it.

In C-ing Your Sin, guest teacher John Kanter walks through David’s prayer of repentance in Psalm 51, revealing a timeless pattern for confession, restoration, and renewed intimacy with God. If you’ve ever wrestled with guilt, failure, or the weight of your past, this message offers the hope that confession isn’t the end of the story—it’s where healing begins.

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The story doesn’t end with suffering, injustice, or evil having the final word. It ends with the return of the true King.

In this message from Revelation 19:11–16, guest teacher John Kanter unpacks one of the Bible’s most breathtaking visions: Jesus, the Lamb who was slain, returning as the victorious Lion and righteous King. Far from inspiring fear, Christ’s return is the believer’s greatest hope—a promise that every wrong will be made right, every tear will be wiped away, and God’s Kingdom will be fully established.

Discover how the certainty of Jesus’ return gives us confidence for today, endurance through hardship, and unshakable hope for the future.

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Most of us know that physical health requires consistent habits; but what about the health of our souls? Spiritual growth does not happen by accident. What we practice most will eventually form us most.

In this message, Pastor Michael explores four practices that shaped the life of Jesus: solitude, prayer, corporate worship, and studying God’s Word. These practices are not about earning God’s favor or adding more religious activity to an already busy life. They are rhythms that help us stay in step with the Holy Spirit and cultivate spiritual longevity.

Discover a practical framework for building sustainable rhythms of faith by learning to divert daily, withdraw weekly, and abandon annually.

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What should the character of a Jesus follower actually look like? In a culture where Christians are often known for being harsh, combative, and judgmental, Jesus offers a radically different picture.

In this message from Matthew 5:3–11, Pastor Michael explores the Beatitudes as the defining characteristics of people shaped by God’s Kingdom. They are not a checklist for earning God’s favor, but a description of what becomes true of those who have been made new in Christ. Discover how humility, mercy, meekness, purity, and peacemaking reveal an upside-down Kingdom—and how the Spirit forms the character of Jesus in us from the inside out.

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What if the Kingdom of God isn’t a place we escape to someday, but, a reality we’re called to live out today? From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture tells one unified story of God’s desire to restore His reign on earth through His people.

In this message, Community Pastor Erin Baxter traces the theme of God’s Kingdom across the entire Bible, revealing how Jesus inaugurated an upside-down Kingdom where the greatest serve, the last are first, and God’s will is meant to be lived out on earth as it is in heaven. Discover why followers of Jesus aren’t called to a theology of escape, but to a life of restoration—bringing hope, healing, and the love of Christ wherever God has placed them.

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Prayer is often our first response when we need something from God—but what if one of the boldest prayers we can pray isn’t for ourselves at all? In Acts 4:29–30, the early church doesn’t ask God to remove their hardship. Instead, they ask Him for boldness to keep advancing His Kingdom in the face of it.

Recorded during a special joint worship service celebrating the shared history and Kingdom partnership of Bent Tree Bible Fellowship and Frisco Community Church, Pastor Michael McKibben explores the power of intercessory prayer and why praying on behalf of others has anchored believers through seasons of harvest and carried them through seasons of famine for generations. Discover how lifting your eyes from your own circumstances to God’s Kingdom can transform not only your prayers, but your faith, your courage, and your impact on the world around you.

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What does it look like to courageously speak truth to power? In this powerful message, Pastor Zeke Trezvant explores the story of the prophet Nathan—a man remembered not for military victories or miracles, but for boldly confronting King David with God’s truth. Discover how Nathan’s courage challenges us to pursue integrity, humility, and faithful obedience today.