This message explores the importance of finding a healthy balance between work and rest in a culture that often celebrates busyness. We're reminded that Sabbath if a gift from God, inviting us to step away from the contant demands of life, rest in His presence, and make space to hear His voice.

Presented by Dr. Chuck Martin, Senior Pastor, on September 20, 2026, at Frisco First Baptist Church of Frisco Texas. friscofirst.church

This message explores the difference between being constantly connected and experiencing genuine community. We're encouraged to slow down, be fully present with others, and make space for meaningful relationships that reflect the way God designed us to live together.

Presented by Chris Hurt, Minister to Students, on September 13, 2026, at Frisco First Baptist Church of Frisco Texas. friscofirst.church

This message explores how the hurried pace of life can keep us from recognizing God's presence and reflecting His character, We're encouraged to intentionally slow down, create space for God, and live at a pace that allows the fruit of the Spirit to take root in our everyday lives.

Presented by Dr. Chuck Martin, Senior Pastor, on September 09, 2026, at Frisco First Baptist Church of Frisco Texas. friscofirst.church

This message looks at how hurry can negatively affect our relationship with God and with the people around us. We're encouraged to slow down and live more intentionally, creating healthy rhythms that honor God and help align the way we live with what matters most.

Presented by Dr. Chuck Martin, Senior Pastor, on August 30, 2026, at Frisco First Baptist Church of Frisco Texas. friscofirst.church

This message challenges the way our culture celebrates busyness and encourages us to reconsider the pace of our lives. We're reminded that slowing down creates space to be more present with God and others, helping us live with greater purpose and intention.

Presented by Dr. Chuck Martin, Senior Pastor, on August 23, 2026, at Frisco First Baptist Church of Frisco Texas. friscofirst.church