Revelation Frisco

God has given each of us unique gifts, not for our own recognition, but to serve others and strengthen the body of Christ! 

This Sunday, we were reminded that every gift matters, every person has a purpose, and when we allow the Holy Spirit to work through us, we become part of something greater than ourselves.

The question is: Are we using what God has placed in our hands? Don't let fear, doubt, or busyness keep you from walking in your calling. Your gifts were given by God, empowered by God, and meant to be used for His glory! 

By Jim Harring

We are not just called to look like Jesus, but to live and move in His power! As we continue our series, The Bride of Christ, Pastor Ben reminds us that the Holy Spirit has given every believer gifts to strengthen the Church and serve others. Through wisdom, knowledge, and discernment, God equips us to make a difference. The more we grow in His Word and His presence, the more we become vessels for His Spirit to work through us. Many gifts, one Spirit, one purpose

By Pastor Ben Sanders

As we continue The Bride of Christ, we’re reminded that self-control, gentleness, and faithfulness are more than good qualities. They are the fruit of the Spirit at work in us, shaping us to become more like Jesus.

Our greatest testimony isn’t just what we say about Christ, but how others see Him through our lives. May the world see Jesus in us! 

Being nice isn’t the same as being transformed.

The fruit of the Spirit isn’t about learning how to look, speak, or act like a Christian—it’s about Christ being formed in us. As we behold Him, His goodness changes what we desire, His kindness teaches us to genuinely want good for others, and His patience teaches us to keep loving them over time.

The Bride becomes beautiful when she begins to look like her Bridegroom. 

May the character of Jesus become more and more visible in us—His goodness, His kindness, and His patience—so that when the world sees us, they see Him.

By Pastor Ben Sanders

We are the Bride of Christ, and the more we behold Jesus, the more we begin to look like Him. 

Love, joy, and peace aren’t things we can manufacture on our own—they are the fruit of staying connected to Jesus. Our responsibility is connection; the fruit is the result. As we spend time in His presence, His nature begins to transform us from the inside out. 

The world tells us greatness is found in success, possessions, recognition, and having others serve us. But Jesus showed us something completely different: greatness looks like a towel.

Jesus, the King of Kings, took the position of a servant. He knelt down, washed His disciples’ feet, and then told them, “Do as I have done.”

A great life isn’t about how much we can gain—it’s about knowing God, following Jesus, loving people, and being willing to serve. So pick up the towel. Serve your family. Encourage someone. Help where there’s a need. Love when no one is watching. Follow Jesus wherever He leads.

There are moments in life when we have to recognize: this is a job for Jesus. 🙌

Mary and Martha called for Jesus when Lazarus was sick, but He didn’t come when they expected Him to. By the time He arrived, it looked like it was too late. But what looked like a delay was never beyond the power of God.

Even now, it’s not too late. Even now, Jesus can restore what looks dead, bring hope into what feels hopeless, and step into situations that seem impossible. He is still the Resurrection and the Life, and when Jesus steps into the room, everything can change.

But before Lazarus came out, Jesus told them to roll the stone away. Sometimes the miracle is His job, but moving the stone is ours. Faith says, “God, I can’t do the impossible—but I’ll do what You’ve asked me to do and trust You with the rest.”

Whatever you’re facing today, don’t give up. Don’t let the waiting convince you that God has forgotten you. Roll the stone away. Keep believing. Keep worshiping. It’s not too late. This is a job for Jesus. 🙏🔥

Let's follow Jesus from His invitation in Matthew 11 to discover a kind of rest that goes far deeper than sleep, vacations, or simply doing less. Jesus doesn’t promise a life without work—He offers to restore what is withered, replace the crushing weight of religion and restless appetites with His easy yoke, and bring us into the security of a Father’s house. Whether you’ve never followed Jesus or you’ve simply forgotten what it feels like to be at home with Him, the invitation is the same: Come to Jesus and find rest for your soul.

🌱 We’re making room for more.

Growth isn’t just about more people in the room—it’s about deeper roots, stronger faith, restored lives, healing, community, and people encountering Jesus.

On Vision Sunday, we celebrated the signs of life God is bringing to Revelation and looked ahead with expectation. Like a tree planted in good soil, we want to keep growing, bearing fruit, and making room for everything God wants to do through us. We’ll do our part, stay faithful with what He’s placed in our hands, and trust God to bring the growth. 🌳

The best is still ahead, Revelation!

Baptism is more than a tradition, a celebration, or a public declaration—it’s a powerful picture of what Jesus has done for us. We are buried with Christ and raised with Him into newness of life. Our old life, our guilt, our shame, and the bondage of our past no longer have the final word. In Jesus, we have been washed clean, set free, and given the hope of resurrection. And if you’ve already been baptized, remember what it means: live like saved people. You’ve been united with Christ—buried with Him and raised with Him—and that truth should change the way we live every day.