Steady Scripture, pastoral application.
Grace Church Frisco - Sermons records biblical teaching with a steady pastoral cadence and clear congregational focus. Episodes move from Scripture reading into explanation, illustration, and direct spiritual application.
PRESS PLAY
Grace Church Frisco - Sermons gathers sermon audio from Grace Church in Frisco, Texas. It is a local-church preaching feed, not a studio conversation show. The center of gravity is Scripture read aloud, explained carefully, and applied directly to Christian life. Recent messages work through Gospel passages with attention to Luke, John, Easter, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Jesus' teaching about discipleship. The pacing is measured. Speakers often begin with a question, a seasonal moment, or a simple personal story before turning steadily toward the biblical text. Craig Cabaniss uses ordinary illustrations, including rain, Easter response, and medical appointments, to frame claims about resurrection, kingship, and love. Caleb Wilkinson brings pastoral attention to doubt, burden, healing, and the danger of viewing Jesus as impossible to please. Aaron Paul emphasizes fruit, repentance, speech, and the stability of a life built on Christ. Guest speakers also appear, especially around major church calendar moments. The emotional range runs from warm welcome to grave reflection. Good Friday material lingers over failure, grief, guilt, hesitation, and the cross before moving toward hope. The teaching is accessible, but it does not flatten the stakes. Sermons speak plainly about sin, repentance, forgiveness, persecution, compassion, mercy, and salvation. The show suits listeners who want Christian preaching that follows the text rather than chasing novelty. It also suits churchgoers looking for sermon audio with familiar rhythms: Scripture, explanation, illustration, appeal, prayer. Its recurring pattern is not flashy. That is part of the appeal. Grace Church Frisco - Sermons offers steady biblical instruction from pastors and guest speakers who treat Christian doctrine as something meant to reshape everyday conduct, worship, and hope.
Made for: Best for Christians, churchgoers, and sermon listeners who want accessible biblical exposition rooted in Gospel passages. It also fits listeners exploring teaching on repentance, mercy, discipleship, and the cross.
What sets it apart: The show pairs local-church warmth with sustained passage-by-passage teaching, often turning ordinary anecdotes into concrete spiritual application. Its archive is broad, but the recent episodes keep a consistent focus on Jesus' words, death, resurrection, and call to discipleship.
This Podcast contains messages given at Grace Church. Occasionally, it also includes a follow-up discussion of the sermon with one of our pastors.At Grace Church, we believe that God's Grace Changes Everything. Grace Church is centered on the Gospel. Our mission is to make disciples who love Jesus, His church, and His world. We are overwhelmed by the mercy and grace found in the good news of Jesus Christ's death on the cross for our sins. We seek to carry out this mission in two ways: by actively proclaiming the gospel in our community to those who do not believe and by actively pursuing the ongoing transformation of our own lives by the grace of God found in the Gospel.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · August 2026
Grace Church Frisco gives Christian listeners steady pulpit teaching from Luke, Revelation, and Easter texts, with direct pressure on conscience and practice.
Grace Church Frisco - Sermons is a Religion & Spirituality feed from Frisco, Texas, shaped by church-pulpit teaching and close work in biblical texts.
A roof beam in your eye makes your criticism of someone else's speck a complicated hobby.
Press play if you want
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A sermon that starts with Razorbacks pride and ends with John's vindication.
F.J.'s sermon opens in a familiar church register and spends a long stretch on his time at Grace Church, his student ministries work, and Arkansas Razorbacks fandom before moving to John and Jesus' questions about him.
A sermon about how God's nearness changes the way faith works.
This sermon opens with a familiar Spring Forward setting and a family story that widens into a question about what kind of God Jesus reveals. It stays plainspoken and patient as it traces how a low view of God can shape prayer, service, evangelism, and even the way discipleship…
A clear sermon on fruit, repentance, and the life built on Jesus as the evidence of real discipleship.
Pastor Aaron Paul's sermon turns Jesus' pictures in Luke 6:43-49 into a searching test of discipleship: what kind of fruit a life bears, and what foundation holds it up.
A roof beam in the eye frames a steady call to self-examination before correction.
Luke 6:36-42 anchors the episode with one of Jesus' bluntest images: someone reaching for a speck in another person's eye while carrying a roof beam in their own.
An Easter sermon on the story people choose when resurrection demands a response.
Pastor Craig Cabaniss's Easter sermon centers on a clean, unsettling question: how can people see the same thing and walk away with opposite conclusions?
A direct Laodicean warning about wealth, spiritual need, and Christ outside the church.
Pastor Craig Cabaniss's sermon "The Church With Christ On The Outside" turns the final church in Revelation into a searching warning about spiritual self-sufficiency.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Pastor Craig Cabaniss preaches on Luke 5:17-26, exploring the story of Jesus healing a paralyzed man and emphasizing the greater miracle of forgiveness over physical healing.
Pastor Craig Cabaniss preaches on Revelation 3:14-22, examining Jesus' message to the church at Laodicea.
Pastor Craig Cabaniss preaches an Easter sermon at Grace Church Frisco, focusing on Matthew 27:62-28:15.
The guest speaker at Grace Church Frisco examines Luke 11:37-54, where Jesus challenges Pharisees and lawyers who prioritize religious externals over justice, love, and inner holiness.
A sermon from Grace Church in Frisco, Texas, continuing a series through the Gospel of Luke by reading and explaining the parable of the sower from Luke 8:1-21.
A pastor delivers an Easter sermon exploring how people can have the same experience but respond differently, using his wife's love of rainy days as an example.
A Good Friday sermon reflecting on the crucifixion of Jesus, emphasizing its spiritual significance and addressing human questions about forgiveness and failure.
A Palm Sunday sermon discussing the theme of 'the king we need' based on John chapter 12, with a personal anecdote about a knee problem.
This sermon explores the biblical story from Luke 7:36-50, where Jesus demonstrates extravagant love and forgiveness toward a sinful woman, contrasting it with the Pharisee's judgmental attitude.
A guest speaker opens at Grace Church in Frisco, Texas.
Pastor Caleb Wilkinson opens at Grace Church in Frisco, Texas, on the first Sunday of Spring Forward.
Pastor Aaron Paul welcomes Grace Church and opens Luke 6:43-49.
Pastor Craig Cabaniss of Grace Church Frisco interprets Luke 6:36-42 as a command to replace judgmentalism with mercy, forgiveness, and generosity.
Pastor Craig Cabaniss preaches on Luke 5:17-26, discussing Jesus healing a paralyzed man and emphasizing the greater miracle of forgiveness over physical healing.
Pastor Craig Cabaniss introduces a sermon focusing on the beginning of Jesus's formal ministry in the Gospel of Luke, following up on a previous message about the temptation of Jesus.
A sermon continuing a study on Revelation 20, focusing on the millennium with practical applications for fathers on Father's Day.