Revelation Frisco: Recent Episodes
Ben Sanders
We spend so much of life saying, “I’ll get around to it.” I’ll forgive someday. I’ll make that call later. I’ll get serious about God when life slows down. I’ll step into what He’s calling me to eventually.
But yesterday is gone, tomorrow isn’t promised, and God has given us today.
So what is God asking you to do today? Don’t put it off. Make the call. Have the conversation. Take the step. Return to God. Follow His voice. You can’t change yesterday, and you can’t live tomorrow yet. But you can make today count.
There are moments when life feels heavy, when your soul is weary, and you don't know what to say to yourself. This message is a reminder that worship changes our perspective. As we remember God's faithfulness, His forgiveness, His healing, His mercy, and His unfailing love, our hearts are renewed and our strength is restored. No matter what you're facing today, don't let your soul forget who God is and all He has done. Sometimes the greatest sermon you'll ever hear is the one you preach to yourself.
The greatest battle isn't always with the world around us—it's often with the conversation happening inside us. We don't have to believe every fearful thought or every anxious prediction. We can speak God's promises over our own hearts, knowing that He sees, He knows, and He walks with us through every storm. If you've been carrying worry, stress, or uncertainty, this message is for you. Stop borrowing tomorrow's troubles and start resting in today's grace. His presence is your refuge, and His peace is available right now.
Sometimes the most important question isn't, "How are you doing?"—it's "How is your heart?"
God isn't asking to hear the answer we give everyone else. He's inviting us to be honest with Him. No matter how far you may feel, God has never stopped pursuing you. He still cares. He still calls you by name. And He still counts on you. If you've felt distant, distracted, or weighed down by life, this message is a reminder that His presence is only one step of surrender away. Listen this week's sermon and be encouraged to draw near to the God who never stopped drawing near to you.
What if the greatest obstacle to following God isn't sin, but settling? Abraham's journey began with a simple command: "Go." He left more than a city—he left the future he had imagined, choosing instead to trust the God who was leading him one step at a time. In this concluding message of our Strangers series, we explore what it means to become a stranger to the world's priorities without withdrawing from the world itself.
Uncover the Gospel, woven into one of Scripture's most beloved stories. Through Naomi's enduring faith, Ruth's courageous pursuit of God, and Boaz's role as kinsman redeemer, we see a powerful picture of Christ's kindness, provision, and redemption. Discover how others are still drawn to God through the lives of His people, why the world still gleans from the goodness planted by Christianity, and how Jesus—the true Redeemer—welcomes all who come to Him in faith, restoring what was lost and making strangers into family.
Jonah is far more than a story about a fish. In this message, we explore the prophet behind the miracle—a man God used powerfully while still shaping his heart. From a backslidden Israel to a repentant Nineveh, discover a God who is compassionate, patient, and relentless in His desire to redeem. The book of Jonah ends with a question that echoes into our lives today: Has God's heart become our heart?
God is always at work—even when we can't see it. Through the story of Esther, we were reminded that God doesn't need us to accomplish His plans, but He lovingly invites us to be part of what He is doing. Like Esther, we all face moments when we must choose between comfort and courage, silence and obedience. The question is not whether God will move, but whether we will step forward and say, “It's going to be me.” May we be people who trust His promises, embrace His calling, and boldly participate in His purpose for such a time as this.
In a world that constantly pressures us to blend in, God calls us to stand firm. Just like Daniel and the Hebrew boys in Babylon, we are called to live faithfully in our culture without bowing to its idols. Standing for Christ may lead us into the fire, but it also leads us into the presence of the One who walks through the fire with us. When we refuse to compromise and choose obedience over approval, we discover a freedom that the world can never offer. What area of your life is God calling you to stand up in today?
Suffering is never something we ask for, but it is often where God does some of His deepest work in us. Every trial, every setback, every difficult season becomes an opportunity for His grace to prove itself faithful once again. When we endure through Christ, suffering produces hope, and hope becomes the evidence that God is still working, still present, and still good. Don't give up in the middle of the struggle. Keep your eyes on Jesus, keep trusting, and keep moving forward. Your story may become the proof someone else needs to see that God's love never fails.
In a world filled with anxiety, uncertainty, and constant noise, God offers a gift that circumstances cannot take away—a peaceful heart. True peace is not found in having all the answers or a trouble-free life, but in walking closely with Jesus through purity, trust, and obedience. When we bring our hearts before God, trust Him with what we cannot control, and follow His leading, His peace begins to rule in our hearts. Today, be reminded that the blessing of a peaceful heart is available to everyone who chooses to rest in Him.
This message was a powerful reminder that holiness isn’t about empty rules or religious performance — it’s about protecting our communion with God. The same Holy Spirit that filled the upper room now lives within us, shaping every part of our lives to reflect Jesus more clearly. From our worship to our words, our relationships to our daily choices, God is calling us to live set apart for Him. May we never lose sight of what truly matters: intimacy with the Most Holy God, allowing His fire to transform us from the inside out.
True worship begins when we realize that Jesus already knows everything about us — every failure, every wound, every hidden struggle — and still chooses to come near. Just like the woman at the well, we often arrive empty, searching for answers, carrying pain and questions. But Jesus meets us with truth, grace, and living water that satisfies the soul. Worship is more than a song or a moment; it’s our spirit responding to the truth of who He is and the love He freely gives. Today, may our hearts be awakened again to become true worshipers, pouring our love back to the One who first loved us.
In a world that keeps getting louder, darker, and more divided, God is still calling His people to be bold witnesses for Jesus. This message reminds us that boldness isn’t about being loud or perfect — it’s about being faithful in the ordinary moments. When we die to fear, shame, comfort, and the opinions of others, we become alive in Christ and free to share what He has done in our lives. The same Spirit that empowered the disciples is still empowering believers today to stand firm, love deeply, pray boldly, and shine the light of Jesus everywhere they go.
This message reminds us that prayer isn’t about volume, performance, or perfect words—it’s about a heart that burns with faith, hope, and love before God. Just like incense rising in the tabernacle, our prayers are meant to be constant, sincere, and alive, flowing from a deep awareness that God is already near, already moving, and already loving us. Whether through quiet whispers, tears, gratitude, or intercession, every moment becomes an opportunity to stay connected to Him. We are not distant observers—we are living temples, invited to carry His presence daily and to pray with a fervency that comes from within, not from outward display.
God is still painting—and our lives are His canvas. 🎨 No matter where you are in your journey, He’s not finished yet. This message reminds us that loving God’s Word goes beyond just reading it—it’s about letting it shape us, challenge us, and transform us from the inside out. As we slow down, meditate, and truly live out His truth, we begin to experience a deeper peace and a stronger relationship with Him. Keep leaning in, keep growing, and trust the process—because the Master Artist is still at work in you.
God is still at work—painting, shaping, and refining our lives one layer at a time. We are His canvas, and through every season, He’s forming something beautiful in us. This message reminds us that true transformation isn’t instant—it’s a process of surrender, growth, and becoming more like Him. And along the way, we discover that generosity, unity, and faith aren’t just actions… they’re evidence that His Spirit is moving in us. Let’s stay open, stay faithful, and trust the Artist.
Your life is a canvas, and Christ is the artist—shaping, refining, and adding detail over time. It doesn’t happen all at once, but little by little, He’s forming you into His image. And as that transformation happens, your heart begins to look like His—a heart that serves, loves, and pours out for others.
Not wearing shame, not carrying the old life—but clothed in righteousness, royalty, and the promise of life forever. This is what Easter is all about.
Some things about God can’t be learned from a distance—you have to experience His touch. Even in the uncomfortable moments, He’s shaping, refining, and forming you into who you were created to be. What feels like pressure or pain might actually be His hands at work. Don’t resist it—lean in, trust the process, and let Him mold your life with purpose.
Taste and see that the Lord is good” isn’t just an idea—it’s an invitation. When we stop striving and start trusting, something shifts inside of us. Fear loosens, shame fades, and what we begin to experience is true peace. Not because life is perfect, but because God is present.
Sometimes the most important question we can ask is simple: Did I hear from God? When we listen through His Word and His Spirit, faith grows and our steps become clear.
Your worldview shapes everything.
The Bible isn’t a lens to justify how we see life—it’s a mirror that corrects our vision.
When we look into God’s Word with both truth and grace, we begin to see ourselves clearly… and we begin to look more like Jesus.
We are the fragrance of Christ. When we stay in His presence, something changes—fear fades, peace settles in, and love flows out. May our lives carry the unmistakable scent of Jesus everywhere we go.
An encounter with God changes everything. When you pursue Him with all your heart, He meets you in a way that is personal, powerful, and life-transforming.
Don’t miss the signs. Just as it was in the days of Noah and Lot, so it will be again. Stay alert. Stay grounded. Stay close to Jesus. The Day of the Lord is nearer than ever.
You need Jesus. And you need His body. This message reminds us that faith was never meant to be lived in isolation—real life, real healing, and real love happen in community.
The altar isn’t just a place we visit — it’s a life we build. From the cross of Christ to the everyday moments of prayer, obedience, and surrender, God is calling us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices. Faith isn’t about location or routine; it’s about alignment. Brick by brick, prayer by prayer, may our lives become altars that honor Him.
From generations of bondage to seasons of silence and suffering, God’s people have always held on to one unshakable truth: if God said it, He will do it. Worldly hopes may fail under the weight of life, but hope in Christ stands firm as an anchor for the soul. No pain, no loss, no power—neither life nor death—can separate us from His love. Today we recalibrate our hearts, lift our eyes, and cling again to the only hope that endures: Jesus Christ.
Jesus reminds us through the parable of the ten bridesmaids that preparation matters. It’s not enough to be invited, present, or even well-intentioned—we must keep our lamps filled. When life delays us, weariness sets in, or love grows cold, the call is clear: return to the Seller of Oil. Be continually filled with the Holy Spirit, stirred in love, and fueled for faithful obedience. Stay ready, stay full, and let your light shine until He comes.
As we step into a brand-new year, this message calls us to pause before planning and align our hearts with God through consecration. Before setting goals or filling our calendars, we look to Jesus—setting our time, our minds, and our lives apart for His purpose. Through prayer and fasting, we reset our spiritual focus, silence the noise of the world, and make room for God to lead us forward. This sermon reminds us that when we consecrate our year to the Lord, He fills the space, directs our steps, and shapes a future built on His will, not our own.
This Christmas, slow down, look up, and follow the light that leads to Jesus—because true wisdom always leads us to Him.
The Christmas story isn’t just history — it’s an invitation. Jesus came near so we could have relationship with Him. How will you respond?
A powerful reminder that God doesn’t define us by our past, but by His imagination for our future. He sees beauty, value, and destiny in every person—no matter the season. Let faith speak louder than facts.
Your table matters. The voices you listen to matter. Yesterday’s message challenged us to make space for wisdom, ask God for guidance, and surround ourselves with people who point us to Him.
There is a place where you can be restored—a table where the broken are welcomed, the weary find rest, and the parts of you you’ve learned to hide are met with compassion instead of shame. Get your crackers and juice ready to take communion with the Revelation family, as we approach the Lord's Table of Restoration.
At God’s table, we’re reminded that His presence is more than a moment—it’s a testimony. Every provision, every miracle, every time He’s led, corrected, protected, or covered us in grace becomes a story He asks us to remember and to share. This week, we’re learning that we are now His tabernacle, carrying His testimony into our homes, friendships, and everyday moments. When people sit at our “table,” may they encounter His love, His mercy, and the same God who has done it before—and can do it again. 🙌🔥
You’re invited to The Lord’s Table — a place of joy, not judgment. 🕊️
This week, discover that God doesn’t welcome you out of obligation… He delights in you. His grace isn’t grim — it’s joyful. Come hungry for the goodness of His presence, because the joy of the Lord is your strength.
Sometimes life reminds us—we’re not the authors of our own stories. Our plans, no matter how well-written, can change in an instant. But when we let God hold the pen, peace replaces pressure, and every chapter—joyful or painful—becomes part of His perfect design.
Last week we learned to live with the mindset of “First, Jesus,” but this week Pastor Ben reminded us that it’s not enough just to start right—we have to finish right. He’s the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end, and our faith must stay anchored in Him, not in culture, comfort, or convenience. Let’s live every day for Jesus—first and last.
In a world full of labels and options, Jesus calls us back to one thing that truly matters — abiding in Him. Every word, every action, every part of our lives must flow from that truth: Christ first, everything else follows.
Tough times aren’t punishment—they’re proof that God is refining you for something greater. Pressure produces power, and every trial carries purpose. Endure it, embrace it, and remember: you were built blessings tough.
Have you ever felt like God is silent? Pastor Ben Sanders reminds us that God still speaks — and the most powerful way He speaks is through His Word. 📖 Even when miracles seem far away or life feels ordinary, His Word is alive, speaking truth and freedom to every situation.
Watch this message and be reminded: you don’t always need a new word from God — you just need to hear His Word freshly.
God is still in the business of changing lives. Just as the disciples shared what they had seen and experienced, we too are called to not only know about Jesus, but to encounter Him. Teaching and reasoning are powerful—but when God steps in with the supernatural, everything changes. The God we read about is the same God we worship today, and He still moves in miraculous ways.
Our world needs revival—and it starts with us. This new series is about igniting a hunger for God’s presence, power, and purpose. Each week, I’ll share something personal about the God I know—truths I’ve learned over the years that I believe you need to hear. Just like the disciples introduced God to the world, we’re called to do the same. Let’s become a church so full of His Spirit that we can’t help but share what God is doing.
We’re stepping into a season of purpose and bold faith—where we choose to see through His eyes, bless instead of tear down, and reach the lost like never before. As we walk in holiness and shine the light of Christ, the world will see His life in us, through us, and around us. Let’s build, encourage, and bring truth with courage.
Can I tell you something? Life hits hard — and you’ve probably taken more than your fair share of knocks. It’s messy, overwhelming, and sometimes just too much to fix on your own. But here’s the truth: you don’t have to. All it takes is one word — yes. Yes to Jesus. Yes to healing. Yes to freedom. He promises to lead you beside still waters, to green pastures. To restore your soul — your mind, will, and emotions. He knows what broke you. He knows what you’ve done and what’s been done to you. And He’s not here to shame you. He’s here to fix what’s broken and rewire the pain into purpose. Whether you’ve known Him for 50 years or you’ve never said His name, saying yes never goes out of style. So maybe today your yes is to healing, to a better marriage, to breaking addiction, to peace, to purpose. Whatever it is, He’s ready.
We offer peace where the world brings cruelty, joy where there’s emptiness, and self-control where addiction runs wild—all through the power of the Holy Spirit. We are the salt of the earth, the light in the darkness. We face the same trials, but not with the same despair—because something greater lives in us. God’s law is no longer a burden but a blessing, written on our hearts and shining through our lives. Every time we choose His way over the world’s, we reveal His love, His goodness, and His invitation to live long and prosper.
God wants to give you Sabbath—not just a command to rest one day a week, but a lifestyle of peace and presence with Him. It's a dual experience: spiritual and practical, working together to free you from the pressures of the world. Sabbath is living daily with the awareness that God is with you and you are with Him. It’s a foretaste of heaven, a promise of eternal rest. You’re not a slave to the system—you’re invited into a better way of life.
Just because you go to church doesn’t mean you’re okay—or that you’re walking in your inheritance. God has called you to more than showing up. He’s called you to carry His name well.
Don’t reach the end of your life having claimed His name, only to realize you lived in vain. The worst thing would be to say you were a Christian, but your life led no one closer to God.
Live like a priest. Live like royalty. Let your life reflect the weight and wonder of the Name you carry. Honor it. Represent Him well.
If I’m feeling empty, it’s time to stop chasing control and start worshiping the One who fills. I don’t want what leaves me hollow—I want the living Word. I want a holy mind, a pure life, and a soul set on fire for God. Because when He’s in control, I walk away not empty, but transformed.
Just like a sword is forged for battle, not display — you are being shaped for purpose. God is refining your soul, your mind, your body for something greater. "For we are God’s handiwork..." (Eph. 2:10). Don't resist the fire. Bring it to the altar. That’s where the process begins — or continues.
God’s faithfulness doesn’t mean life will be easy, pain-free, or perfectly clear. It means you can trust Him in every step—today, right now. You can plan boldly, walk confidently, and release the weight of fear, because He’s guiding you. His faithfulness doesn’t erase your past, but it redeems it. It doesn’t remove suffering, but it gives it purpose. Because He is faithful, you can give all that He asks—and receive all that He promises. One step at a time.
Living in the moment brings joy, connection, and presence—just like Jesus did, even on the cross. In pain, He gave hope that very day. The present is where God reveals His glory.
Here's the finale of the "Plan of Salvation" series. Victory starts in your mind. The Mind of Jesus transforms our thinking, bringing down every thought that is opposed to His ways. Get ready to build your faith and your mindset that will take you into your promise.
Jesus hasn’t forsaken you. The fire in Him can live in you. Today, He can take your brokenness, your regrets, your little remaining flame—and ignite it with His purpose. You will rise with His life, His calling, His power. By the blood of the Lamb and the word of your testimony—you will overcome.
Baptism marks the moment everything changes—the past is buried, shame is gone, and freedom begins. In the water, something spiritual shifts. You gain a new identity, not just in name, but in heart and mind. This is where following Jesus starts: with repentance, baptism in His name, and being filled with His Spirit. It’s not just a tradition—it’s transformation. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. This is your marker moment.
Note: You are also welcome to participate in the Communion at the end of the message.
I’m not perfect, but I’ve been bought with the blood. I may stumble, but I’m not going back to bondage. I’ll repent, I’ll obey, and I’ll keep sweeping out the sin—because my life is in a house covered by the blood.
My faith isn’t in my own obedience — it’s in the blood. And when Jesus returns, the question won’t be about perfection, but about the heart: Do I see the blood? A heart that longs to live under His grace.
God's plan of salvation begins with you believing in His name—believing that He is, in fact, your salvation and that He alone can make you whole. It starts with knowing His name, trusting in His name, and then calling on His name. Today, you have that opportunity—because maybe all you needed was a small reminder of the power and reverence that comes with the name that is already on your life. Maybe you just needed a spark of faith to call on Him again, in faith, and watch Him begin to move.
Trials have a way of grounding us, pushing us to say, “God, I know too much about You to doubt You—but I still need You.” It’s in those moments we turn to inspiration, like a podcast or a word of encouragement, to keep going. Trials aren’t meant to keep us stuck; they’re meant to grow us, to pull us toward a higher calling and deeper commitment. Every challenge that has shaped me, shaped me for purpose. And this isn’t just for a crowd—it’s personal. There is greatness in you, even if your current circumstances feel too big. Trials will make you fight, but more importantly, they will make you pray. I’ve learned through every hardship that prayer works. And no matter what you're facing—pain, brokenness, infertility—it all has an expiration date. You may not know when, but in God’s plan, the end is already written.
Let Him search your soul for everything that is fake—anything in you that claims to be from Him but isn't. So that the real Jesus can transform you, metamorphose you, and transfigure you into someone who truly makes a difference—someone who reflects His glory in the world. Because it's not about you. It's about Him.
You want to know the future of God, the hope of God, and the plans of God. You want Him to hear you when you call upon Him. To experience that, you must seek Him with all your heart and be intentionally close to Him. It's not complicated—God is not calling you to be perfect; He's calling you to be faithful in staying close. And that’s a beautiful truth.
God is not asking you to be the perfect Christian. He is asking you to be consistent in drawing near to Him in every season and in every moment. So our response should be simple: make the daily choice to get close to God for the rest of your life. And here’s the good news—you can start getting close right now.
Whatever you think you're capable of, God has more in store. He’s always working behind the scenes—so trust His promise, protect it, and place it in His hands. When fear rises, let faith rise higher. Seal the basket, release the promise, and choose—again and again—to trust Him.
When the Holy Spirit transforms you, it gives you a testimony—a personal witness of what you’ve seen, heard, and experienced. To thrive as a Christian, you need the Holy Ghost, and not just a little, but as much as you can receive.
When the Spirit overwhelms us in prayer, it empowers us to pray beyond our ability. The baptism of the Holy Spirit brings spiritual gifts, like prophecy, speaking in tongues, interpretation, faith, miracles, and healing, enabling us to move in ways we couldn’t on our own.
Walking in newness of life means something old has been taken away. If we’ve been united with Him in a death like His, we will certainly be united with Him in a resurrection like His. There are things in my life I desperately want Him to steal away—my pain, my fear, my burdens. Oh Jesus, would You come and have an encounter with me? I want to follow You. I want to be Yours. I want to belong to You. You've already stolen my heart, and now I want to give You everything.
Jesus doesn’t adjust to us—we adjust to Him. He’s the King. Every part of our lives must submit to Him. When we do, He works powerfully through us. It's not about being "enough"; it’s about surrender. Let Jesus lead.
Would you let Him deal with you? Would you let Him convict you in your heart right now? Whatever He convicts you of—whatever needs to be turned over to Him—will you do it? Hold up your whole life like a mirror, turning it at every angle: your marriage, your job, your finances, your health, your emotions, your family, and everything else you're dealing with. Take a good look and ask yourself, Is Christ in that? And if He's not, let Him in. If He is, keep trusting! This is the Truth. This is the Gospel.
The Grace of God is so powerful, so far-reaching, so available to absolutely everyone—yes, even them. Even you. It may feel uncomfortable. It may seem unfair. But grace isn’t about what we deserve—it’s about who God is.
Grace meets you where you are, but it doesn’t leave you there. It’s not a license to sin; it’s a license to leave sin behind. When you take a step toward God in faith, He welcomes you as if you’ve been with Him forever.
No one is too far for Him to reach. Will you take that step today?
What happens when God moves and we respond? God's perfect will is accomplished. God's will is done. He moves with purpose and with a plan! Jesus calls us to lay down our lives and follow Him completely. Many walked away, unwilling to give up everything. But those who said yes—who responded to God’s call—had their lives and their families’ futures turned upside down. The world was forever changed because of people who said yes to Jesus. Right now, the Spirit of the Lord is moving—will you say yes?
At the core of who I am, my deepest desire is to please God before anything or anyone else. Before I try to please others—whether it’s you, my kids, or even my wife—I must first please God. Every place I go, every decision I make, I have to fear the Lord, seek His will, and desire to please Him. Holiness must encompass every part of who we are, influencing every question we ask ourselves. From the moment I wake up and put on clothes, to the choices I make throughout the day—whether it’s looking in the mirror, deciding where to go, what to say, or what to post—I need to consider if these actions align with holiness. Even the things I choose to watch, listen to, read, or click on should be approached with a heart that seeks to honor God.
His people, walking worthy of Him. Let us be the end of the gospel branch, bearing His fruit and bringing His presence into the lives of those we meet. God, let this be true of us. Stir our hearts to live this out—not just in words, but in action. May we reflect this in our relationships—with our families, neighbors, friends, coworkers, and everyone we encounter. Everywhere we go, let us be a living testimony of the gospel, recognizing brokenness and bringing life. Jesus is the answer. His Spirit will guide us, and as we do our part, God will transform lives.
The world is broken and destined for destruction, but God made a way. He took the judgment we deserved upon Himself. God did not send His Son to condemn but to save. This is what Jesus said about Himself! This is the good news: If you believe in Me, if you have hope in Me, if you commit to Me, you will live forever with Me. That's good news for a world that is perishing. The light has come into the world—will you step into it?
There is incredible power in asking with faith—without complaining—and fully trusting God’s Word. Every day, we place blind trust in ordinary things: mailing letters, relying on banks, ordering from Amazon, and investing in systems we never actually see. Yet, do we trust God’s promises with the same certainty? When His answer doesn’t come right away, do we continue to stand in faith, or do we take matters into our own hands? Numbers 23:19 reminds us: God is not a man, that He should lie. His Word is unwavering, and His promises are always fulfilled.
The Lord has a single purpose for us, and that's to reach and make disciples. The purpose of the church is to teach, equip, encourage, and reach the lost. It's about connecting with Jesus, living out His values, and being unified in our mission to make disciples, growing together and transforming lives.
Come closer to Him, seeking His presence and eliminating every distraction that pulls you away. Wash your hands of the filthiness of wrongdoing, cleansing yourself from the stains of sin. Unify your mind, desiring the mindset of Christ, allowing His wisdom and peace to guide you. Purify your heart, turning away from the desires of sin and lawlessness, and embracing a heart that seeks righteousness and holiness.
Generosity starts with a simple choice and aligns us with the faith of the early church. It's not just about what we give, but also about receiving and prioritizing worship. True generosity, the kind that makes you happy, is a sign of spiritual maturity. If you're giving out of obligation or fear, you're missing the point. Give from a place of joy and trust, not anxiety. Generosity should come from the heart, not worry.
True transformation happens when we come to God with an unveiled face—no pride, no fear, no hidden struggles. When we’re open and honest with Him, we start to behold His glory, and we’re changed from one degree of glory to another. The more we gaze upon Jesus without distractions, the more we become like Him. What will we see when we truly see Jesus? First, best, and all. This revelation will change everything in your life.
Growth takes work—physically, spiritually, emotionally. Just like plants need care to thrive, so do we. We need to grow, to dig deep, and sometimes do the hard work of clearing the rocks and roots in our lives. It’s messy, but it’s worth it. God wants us to flourish, to be transformed into His image, step by step. Are you ready to do the work?
Everything good starts in the presence of God. Whether you're gathered in church, listening to a sermon, or quietly seeking His face, it's in His presence where transformation, guidance, mercy, and empowerment unfold. Draw near to Him, and He will draw near to you, healing and sustaining your soul with His peace and strength for the journey ahead.
Seeking God isn't just about tears and worship—it's about engaging all our senses, setting aside time, thoughts, and ourselves to consecrate our lives to Him. As we step forward together, we're declaring our desire to know His presence and His will. It’s time to seek Him with everything we are.
We need Christmas because the world is broken, filled with people searching for something to make them feel whole. The peace of God—the peace that surpasses understanding—is the only thing that can bring true completeness, and that peace comes through union with our Creator. We all ask ourselves, Why am I here? What's my purpose? We collect things, go through the motions, but none of it fills the emptiness. True fulfillment is found in returning to our source, the One who gives us meaning and purpose.
What caused you to shift your relationship with God? Remember that time when everything felt aligned—Jesus first, joy, prayer, and godliness? But then, something changed. What was it? What knocked you out of alignment?
I'm cultivating something in your life that will help you later—drawing closer to God and finding true joy. When you connect with this, everything changes. Your approach to parenting shifts, your job takes on new meaning, and the way you interact with others transforms. It's not about just showing up to punch the clock or get through the day; it’s about serving people in whatever role you have. Whether you're answering calls, working in a restaurant, or dealing with customers, you're there to serve. When you live with the mindset of service for Christ, you start to spill joy and purpose into everything you do. This change in perspective brings meaning to your work and relationships. So, ask yourself: where do I need to start? Do I need to get right with God, learn to love myself, and live a life of purpose? You can take that first step today toward a life of joy and service.
Sometimes what we think we want isn't what's best for us. Trust that something better is on the way, and that God's plan is always for our good. Staying grounded in His Word opens our eyes to the obstacles He places in our path, protecting us from harm and guiding us through what our limited vision cannot see.
Doing ordinary, obedient tasks can become spiritually meaningful when we dedicate them to God. What may seem mundane in everyday life can take on eternal significance when approached with faith and a heart aligned with His will. Through this, God transforms simple acts into opportunities for growth, service, and deeper connection with Him.
Jesus is the same today as He was in the past, and He will remain the same forever. His nature—love, life, and transformation—never changes. He is still actively at work, filling empty lives with His presence, performing miracles, and gifting His people with spiritual blessings. Through prophecy, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and revival, Jesus continues to refresh, renew, and empower His followers, bringing life and purpose to those who seek Him. Life in the Church is more vibrant when these gifts are in use, as He continues to transform and overflow lives with His love.
Despite all our flaws, He still chooses to love us, to create us in His image, and to fill us with His Spirit. It may not always make sense, but I'm so grateful that He does. Today, I encourage you to lift your eyes, open your heart, and trust Him. Believe that He can work in you—transforming you, filling you, and lifting you out of the low places. Whether you need encouragement, healing, or provision, know that today can be a fresh start. Let’s walk in the fullness of His love.
The fire of God's love is rekindled in us time and again. Today, remember just how deeply He cares for you, gifting you with a spirit of love, confidence, and self-control. Even when you feel you’ve messed up, don’t let guilt overshadow your zeal for God. Instead, become passionate about reclaiming your time and energy from distractions that pull you away from Him. Prioritize your prayer time and let that holy fervor drive you to focus solely on His presence.
We take the Sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God, to be fully integrated into our lives—holding it in our hands, filling our minds, and warming our hearts in Jesus' name. As we navigate through the season of costumes and distractions, we must ask for guidance: "Lord, empower me to apply Your Word in my life." When we invite the Word to inspire and convict us, we start to live it out daily. As we pray and meditate on Scripture, we not only embrace God's armor but also wield the Sword, enabling us to engage in spiritual battles with victory and purpose.
Salvation is not something we go in and out of; it's not a temporary state that we lose and regain. It's not a matter of saying, "I was saved yesterday, but now I'm not. I have to get saved again." That's not how it works. We don’t move in and out of salvation. Instead, we hold on to God's grace with enduring faith. Jesus emphasized this when He said that "the one who endures to the end will be saved." Who is that person? It's the one who continually holds on to God's grace. When we sin, we turn to God's grace. When we're weak, we lean on it. When we're unsure of the future, we rely on it. Holding on to God's grace is what gives us security in our salvation, and that’s the essence of the “Helmet of Salvation" — knowing that our salvation is secure in His grace. As long as we endure in faith and hold on to God, we cannot be lost. Nothing can separate us from His love if we just hold on to who He is and trust in His plan for us.
We are engaged in a spiritual battle, and it’s crucial that you hear this message today: you will not quit; you will persevere. If you need support, we’ll face this together through faith—the shield that protects us. If you feel your faith has waned, we’re here to reignite it with the encouragement of God. Remember, faith isn’t something you can summon; it’s a trust in Him. It’s not just a feeling or simple optimism; it’s rooted in what is to come, not in the struggles of this life. While faith doesn’t make our challenges disappear, it sustains us through them. As believers, we are in a war, armed with the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of the gospel, and the shield of faith to guard against the fiery darts of life.
While the world is still dark and broken, it holds hope—and you are the light that can shine in it. A city on a hill can’t be hidden, and neither should your light. Just as a lamp is placed on a stand to give light to everyone in the house, your good works should shine so others can see and glorify God. The message is simple: take the goodness God has worked in you and share it with those around you—whether at home, work, school, or anywhere you go. So, maybe it's time to put on your shoes—the gospel—and carry that hope wherever you are, keeping your focus on Him and bringing peace to the world.
In this message about "The Breastplate of Righteousness," the focus is on the importance of spiritual armor in our lives. Just as a physical breastplate protects vital organs during battle, the breastplate of righteousness safeguards our hearts and souls from the attacks we face.
Righteousness, often defined as "right standing with God," is central to this concept. It’s not about our own righteousness, which can falter, but about the righteousness that God bestows upon us. This divine righteousness offers us acceptance, kindness, and mercy, transforming us and making us stronger.
Even when we encounter failures or challenges, we can rest assured that God's righteousness will sustain us. We are called to rely on Him, repenting and seeking forgiveness, knowing that His righteousness will never let us go. By embracing this truth, we can face the spiritual battles of life with confidence and resilience.
Imagine the armor of a Roman soldier, where every piece is held firmly in place by a sturdy belt. This belt ensures that when urgency strikes, the soldier can move freely without their armor flapping around, allowing for effective combat. Similarly, when Paul talks about the "Belt of Truth," he’s not referring to a decorative leather accessory, but rather to a foundational truth that binds everything together in our lives. This truth is essential; it provides stability and confidence, enabling us to act without fear of falling apart. Just as the Roman soldier relies on their belt, we too must embrace this Belt of Truth to hold our lives together and define who we are.
This isn't just about a physical building; it's about us—a community of people coming together to form a living, spiritual temple in the Lord. In Him, we are all being built into a place where God dwells through the Spirit. Our goal is to create a space where the Spirit of God actively works in our lives.
This vision requires more than just a powerful spiritual experience on Sundays. It involves genuinely connecting with one another throughout the week—loving and supporting each other, worshipping together from diverse backgrounds, and becoming a true dwelling place for God, not just a rented space for one day. This is an extraordinary calling, a divine mission that reflects the work of Heaven.
When a church is truly alive, it’s filled with expressions of gratitude and heartfelt thanks, reflecting a community that genuinely serves and loves one another. Such a church resonates with celebration, joy, and peace, embodying worship and the transformative freedom of Christ. It should echo the Sound of Heaven itself!
I want to share something powerful with you today: you're closer to your breakthrough than you’ve ever been. In fact, you’re nearer to a transformative moment than you might have ever imagined. Right now, you're on the edge of a miracle, more so than you might realize.
This isn't about some distant future change or a promise for years to come. No, you’re standing on the brink of something extraordinary happening in your life right now. So embrace this moment with faith. Even when the journey is tough and the trials are severe, trust that you're on the verge of a remarkable change. Keep believing, because your breakthrough is closer than you think.
When I tell myself that I no longer want what I want, but instead desire what God wants, I am making a profound shift. I am choosing to live not by my own desires, but by seeking how God wants me to live. In that moment of surrender, faith is born within me.
Though this faith may start small and seem one-dimensional, it is the beginning of a transformative journey. As faith takes root, everything begins to change. Regardless of what happens, I commit to never stopping my prayers, my learning, or my worship.
When you reach this place of genuine faith, it moves beyond theoretical concepts and touches the real world. It empowers you to engage in meaningful, impactful work. So make the decision now to embrace real faith, and let it guide and transform every aspect of your life.
Today, as we continue our Summer Olympics series, let’s dive into the world of hurdles. Watching athletes leap over these obstacles, I’m struck by their incredible talent and the sheer exhaustion they must endure. Just as these athletes face hurdles in their races, we encounter our own life challenges. Remember the story of the disciples in the storm? Despite their fear, Jesus calmed the sea, reminding us that God is present even when we feel overwhelmed. Like the hurdles, our obstacles may vary in size and difficulty, but faith and trust in God’s timing can guide us through!
We are not just following our path; we are aligning with His, intentionally stepping into His will, even if it means taking a leap of faith and falling into His grace. Reset the bar, get your running go, then jump with everything you got!
Whether you think about it or not, we are running a race. We are running a race to eternity with the sole purpose of seeing Jesus at that finish line!
By engaging in this spiritual wrestling, we are transformed and empowered, ultimately achieving victory through Him. Let us fully commit to this process, knowing it brings us closer to God and enriches our spiritual walk.
Just as Jacob and Paul, experienced, our spiritual journey involves wrestling with God in prayer, seeking His intervention and blessings. Embracing this struggle with perseverance and focus will lead to profound growth and strength.
"I don't just want a sip; I want to drink." Not fleeting moments of peace or happiness, but to embody God's presence continually. How? By obeying His words, partaking in communion, repenting, asking to be filled, and lingering in His presence. When you've done these, you're ready to truly drink of the Spirit—responding to God's presence in everything.
The greatest calling isn't a platform we stand on. Preaching, pastoring, leading, or receiving admiration isn't God's highest purpose for me. Titles, ministries, charitable works, even parenting or leaving a legacy—while noble—are not our highest calling. No achievement, no accolade, no earthly role brings us closer to God than prayer. In prayer, we stand closest to God's throne, in spirit and truth, experiencing His presence like nothing else.
When the Light is lit, it stems from the same Spirit. This single candle in our Holy Place mirrors the priests' work, revealing God's knowledge within us. God desires to be known, fostering an environment for worship. When filled with the Holy Spirit's oil, each lamp transforms prayer, parenting, work, and every aspect of life. Unlit lamps affect Christian demeanor and choices, needing daily attention to stay on fire. Pure oil from crushed olives fuels these lamps, aligning us with God's will. Choosing love, joy, peace, patience, goodness, kindness, faithfulness refuels us spiritually. Even in darkness, the Spirit's light trims and aligns us through Jesus' discipline and conviction.
There's a profound depth within each of us, a yearning for more than what the world offers. It's the fire in your heart that rejects sin and embraces living for God, seeking fulfillment beyond mere existence. This fire not only drives you towards a life aligned with His will but also draws you closer to His presence, where intimacy and communion flourish. It's in this sacred space that conviction ignites into transformative power, enabling you to shine brightly with His truth and love.
In this second part to our "Under the Cloud" series, Pastor Ben leads us into the importance of holiness and three keys to living in a way that pleases God. Listen and learn how the Old Testament Tabernacle of Moses is fulfilled in our lives as living temples of the Holy Spirit.
The momentous event that just unfolded was extraordinary. The heavens opened precisely as the intricate sequence was fulfilled, a sequence that even the priest, walking in reverence, could not execute alone. It required another, someone knowledgeable and willing to undertake the sacrificial act of entering the code and combination. Now, the vault of heaven stands open once more, a plan set in motion by God over the ages, culminating in the birth of Jesus. The purpose? To inspire belief. To make you exclaim, "Wow, I believe Jesus is the Messiah, crucified for my sins, the Lamb of God." God didn't merely predict this; He intricately designed it step by step, unveiling the veil. Yet, beyond the spectacle lies deeper meaning: the end of the old ways of approaching God, the temple and tabernacle dismantled. Scholars, rabbis, and prophets alike find it improbable: God descending in flesh, dying on a cross meant for the condemned.
When Zacchaeus surrendered his ideas to God, Jesus declared salvation upon his house. It's a reminder that Jesus comes not for the righteous, but for the lost. Our mission isn't to showcase our righteousness, but to empty the kingdom of darkness and fill the Kingdom of Heaven. If you've felt unworthy or heard voices of doubt, know that today, God breaks those chains, ensuring a legacy of freedom for you and your descendants.
Sometimes, we overlook the potential in what seems barren—a stump, thought to be lifeless, can stir at the mere hint of water. Similarly, you may wonder how to revive your own spirit, longing to feel alive again. The answer lies in rooting yourself deeply, despite the depths you've plummeted. Like that resilient stump, you can still reach for life-giving sustenance. Embrace prayer, generosity, fellowship, service, and love, and watch as the dormant parts of yourself begin to stir with newfound vitality.
It's not about our own strength, methods, or ideas; it's about His omnipotent influence within us. To Him belongs all the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout every age, extending into eternity. Understand this: God sees you in your brokenness, in your efforts to navigate life. He recognizes your attempts to move forward. Yet, He beckons, 'If you align with my will, if you surrender to my way, if you proceed in my strength, then I will utilize even your challenges for extraordinary purposes.'
I aim to worship with full devotion to Him, regardless of circumstances. Amidst trials, I choose to prioritize worship—attending, serving, praising—because Jesus outweighs any challenge. Even if tired or facing adversity, worship remains paramount. Worship is a spiritual resolve, a decision made from the depths of the spirit. It declares that nothing shall outweigh the adoration directed towards God, reflecting a desire to live in a manner that magnifies His glory above all else. It's profoundly spiritual, precisely what God seeks—those who worship Him in spirit and truth.
Today's message resonates with the simplicity and power of pouring out what we have for the glory of the Lord. Whether it's faith, joy, love, or willingness, our small offerings become magnified in God's hands. As Romans 12:3 reminds us, each of us possesses a measure of faith, prompting the question: How will we pour it out? By surrendering to God's will, we invite His abundance into our lives. Whether it's taking the first step in faith or reaffirming our commitment to follow Jesus, the act of pouring out our hearts brings transformation.
Let me remind you that no matter where you've been or what you've done, you're never beyond the reach of Christ's love. His compassion knows no bounds, and it's our privilege to extend that same love to others. We're grateful for all that He's done, especially His sacrifice on the cross. Every drop of blood shed, every stripe, every thorn pressed into His brow— it was all for us. Without His love, we would be lost. So, let's express our gratitude by sharing that love with others, knowing that it all began with His selfless act of love on Calvary.
Now's the time to really go for those dreams! Dive in, make things better, even when it feels tough. I mean, who likes the uncomfortable stuff, right? But hey, that's where the magic happens. Sure, resting out is important, but staying comfy all the time? Nah, that's not where the good stuff is. Change is the only constant, but you gotta keep moving through it. And let's not forget, growth doesn't happen in the cozy spots. It's when things get a bit messy that we really start learning and growing. So, why wait for someday when you can start making things happen right now?
Our tongues wield immense power. This seemingly small organ within us holds the ability to shape destinies. It can alter someone's perspective, shift their emotions, or even transform their professional trajectory and public perception. Whether you're in a position of authority or simply engaging in casual conversation, your words carry weight. While the tongue can be a force for good, it can also be a tool of harm, echoing the sentiments of our hearts.
To ensure our words uplift rather than harm, we must nourish our hearts with positivity and purpose. We must fill them with goodness, giving God something to work with. Always remember: what fills your heart spills from your lips. So, what occupies your heart's space? Is it mere entertainment, like binge-watching shows, or is it a deeper connection with the Divine?
One of the most powerful things we can do is to immerse ourselves in the Word, allowing it to shape our hearts and, in turn, our words.
As we step into the authority of Jesus Christ and truly embody His character and reputation, our lives transform. His name is no longer misused in our actions; instead, we live to honor Him. We deeply desire His name and reputation in our lives, yearning to embrace His goodness, mercy, and holiness, and seeking the unique freedom that only He provides. We aspire to reflect His character, loving the world as He does, caring genuinely for souls, and walking in both truth and grace. Above all, we want Jesus at the center of our lives and deeply rooted in our souls. Mishandling His name is a path we refuse to take; it's too dangerous! We long to experience the transformative power that only He can provide.
The pursuit of godliness can take various forms, but when it's centered on truly knowing and pursuing God, it becomes a powerful thing!
I echo the prayer: may God cultivate within me a godliness that glorifies Him, one that acknowledges His power manifesting through me. Let God shape us into the kind of godly folks that actually make a difference. Whether we're worshipping, praying, fasting, or just doing our thing out in the world, let's ask for that genuine spiritual fruit to shine through us.
Embracing conformity isn't always the path we're meant to take. The world often pressures us to conform, conform, conform. Yet, when we invite Jesus Christ into our lives, transformation begins. This transformation isn't superficial; it's a profound shift from within. Through the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit, we begin to live with renewed hope and expectation, anchored in the certainty of God's promises.
Understanding that Jesus Christ is not merely a historical figure but God incarnate, crucified, buried, and risen, brings these promises to life. We're no longer driven by aimlessness or unfulfillment; instead, we're infused with genuine love, enduring joy, and abiding peace—a peace that surpasses fleeting happiness. Empowered by the Spirit, we navigate life's challenges with confidence, knowing that we're not alone.
Easter symbolizes this promise of new life and resurrection. It's not just a historical event but a present reality, shaping our lives here and now. So, wherever you are in this moment, know that because Jesus lives, we can truly live. Let's embrace this truth, allowing it to transform every aspect of our existence.
He didn't merely walk among us; he chose to fully immerse himself in our joys and struggles, intimately acquainted with the depths of human experience. Through his own journey, he developed a profound empathy for our pains. However, his purpose wasn't solely to reflect our existence. We, like wayward sheep, wandered, each on our own path, burdened by the weight of our sins. He endured piercing, wounds, and torment because of our rebellion, bearing the deep grief caused by our transgressions. Since the days of Eden, humanity's disobedience has wounded his heart deeply. Yet, his mission went beyond mere presence; he came to lavish us with love. His ultimate aim was to unveil the boundless love of God, a love that persists despite our waywardness.
God descended to assume our likeness, to dwell as we do, to experience our trials, and to bear our sins. When we behold ourselves upon that cross, a profound, inexplicable connection occurs—a supernatural communion. It's a profound mystery, yet it's unveiled to us. As we witness ourselves there, alongside our sins, we are united with Him in that moment. While He existed, so did we. The blameless one carried our burdens of sin and disgrace upon Himself, while His righteousness enveloped us.
It's one thing to hear about something and It's a completely different thing to experience it. The glorious Presence that brings freedom, life, deliverance and peace It's very real. The presence of God is a reality today as it was at the days of the disciples. We can experience Him! There's more for each and every one of us and we can go to deeper depths! We can dive deep into the Presence of the Lord today, and we can be forever changed.
Finding Grace in the Midst of Struggle: Dive into a transformative message of hope and resilience with this compelling sermon excerpt. The speaker delivers a poignant reminder of God's unwavering grace, even in the face of life's fiercest battles. Whether you're wrestling with sin, enduring hardship, or simply seeking solace in turbulent times, this powerful discourse offers a beacon of light. Discover how embracing grace can lead to inner peace and renewed strength, empowering you to press on with unwavering faith. Tune in, embrace the journey, and let the peace of God wash over you as you navigate life's uncertainties.
Immerse yourself in this profound discourse on the art of conversing with God, intricately woven with personal anecdotes and spiritual insights. Through a series of captivating narratives, you'll explore the dynamics of dialogue with the divine, uncovering the subtle nuances of communication that often lead to transformative encounters. From moments of uncertainty and hesitation to the joyous embrace of God’s Presence, each story serves as a poignant reminder of the richness found in staying engaged in the conversation with God. So, are you ready to step into a deeper, more meaningful connection with God?
Join us as we dive into the foundational aspects of building a fulfilling life together. Emphasizing the need to build on the unshakable Cornerstone of Faith, we're reminded of our identity as part of God's household, built upon the foundation of Christ. It doesn't matter what circumstances we face or what questions we don't have answered yet, the solution to every issue that we face is found in that bedrock of Faith.
In this message we explore the universal longing for fulfillment beyond material success. Through introspection and surrendering our attachments, we're challenged to build our lives on a foundation of Faith, transcending mere ambition and finding true contentment in God's presence. This transformative journey invites us to embrace a life that surpasses earthly desires, leading to a deeper understanding of fulfillment and purpose.
Dive into a profound message with Pastor Ben as he explores the essence of building life God's way, emphasizing the pivotal role of faith as the foundational element for a purposeful and fulfilling journey. Drawing inspiration from the creation story in Genesis, the message highlights the importance of aligning every aspect of life with God's principles. Pastor Ben shares practical insights on starting relationships & rebuilding marriages God’s way!
It is a great honor to lead others to Faith, boasting not in pride but in the positive impact we've had. As messengers of God's love, let's envision lives transformed, baptized, and entering heaven with joy. This vision fuels our commitment to the Great Commission, sharing the transformative power of Faith!
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
Uncover the parallels between Nehemiah, a cup bearer in the king's palace, and the challenges we face in our families today. This message calls us to wake up, break free from complacency, and actively fight for our families. Don't miss this stirring message that encourages us to prioritize what truly matters—our loved ones. It's time to be a force for change and restoration in our homes.
Join us for a powerful message that delves into the essence of crucifying temporary suffering to attain imperishable glory. Emphasizing the importance of self-discipline for the greater purpose of guiding others. Gain insights into facing life's challenges, embracing suffering, and finding strength in seeking God's kingdom first. Learn to crucify your temporary struggles, trusting in the promise of a new, glorified body and eternal life.
As we look back and celebrate the accomplishments of the past year, we set our hearts and minds on what God has for us in 2024.
In this message, we talk about the gifts that we can give to God in contrast to the gifts that God gives us. Inspired by the gifts that were brought to Jesus at his birth, we highlight the significance of giving God our devotion and gratitude!
Message by Aundre & Mary Blasingame / Luis & Valerie Hernandez
We will Unwrap a big word today called sanctification! Sanctification is a process of wanting to be righteous, wanting to be more like God, it is a process that we all have to go through. God left His Word, which has explicit instructions on how we were to live, how we were to separate ourselves for his sacred purpose.
Grasp the profound truth that, in spite of our imperfections, we've received an extraordinary gift – Redemption! He, in His boundless mercy, has rescued us! Through the transformative power of His sacrifice, we've been liberated from the shackles of sin!
Dive into the transformative concept of justification in this inspiring message! Whether you're new to your faith journey or seeking a deeper understanding of God's grace, this sermon explores how Christ meets us where we are. Explore the freedom and peace that comes from being justified by faith in Christ.
Discover the ultimate answer to life's deepest questions in the finale of our 'Clear View of Heaven' series, where we reveal that Jesus is the key to every fear, need, and situation. From Old Testament prophecies to New Testament teachings, and looking forward to eternity, we explore how Jesus' presence weaves through every aspect of our spiritual journey. As we uncover how Jesus embodies the way, the truth, and the life, we invite viewers to see life through the lens of His love and teachings. This isn't just another sermon; it's a transformative experience, drawing us closer to the essence of our faith and the promise of eternal life with Christ. Let us align our hearts and minds with the ultimate source of all answers - Jesus Himself.
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
Step into a deeper understanding of Communion – also called The Eucharist – in this message from the 'Clear View of Heaven' series. From the manna and water in the wilderness to Jesus' declaration as the bread of life, we will explore how these Old Testament miracles symbolize Jesus' work, leading us to understanding the role of the Lord’s Supper in uniting and sustaining us spiritually. Whether you're seeking to deepen your faith or understand the essence of this sacred practice, join us in discovering how Communion connects us to Jesus' sacrifice and anticipates His return, strengthening us for our spiritual journey.
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
We are living now in the promises that God made in the Old Testament. The Holy Spirit is at work in us to reveal what an eternity with Christ will be like.
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
In part two of our series, “A Clear View of Heaven”, we refocus our lives on the ultimate goal—making Heaven our home. Discover the links between a favorite Old Testament story and the prophetic power of water baptism.
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
Our new series, "A Clear View of Heaven” opens as we as we connect the Old and New Testaments to God's plan for eternity. Gain a whole new perspective on the purity and perfection of Heaven and what it will take for us to get there.
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
Dive into the deep questions that many of us ask ourselves: What is my destiny? Am I on the path that God intended for me? If you've ever pondered these questions, you're not alone. At the end of this podcast, you'll leave with a newfound understanding of your own destiny and how to declare, "This is my destiny!" Be prepared to be inspired and encouraged to embrace the unique path that God has set before you!
When we align with God's will, we can experience the sweetness of life's blessings, and cultivate the fruit of the Spirit. Whether you're seeking a deeper understanding or a refreshing reminder, this sermon illuminates the importance of our spiritual roots and the richness of God's love.
This powerful sermon explores the physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions of our struggles, emphasizing the importance of faith, obedience, and divine power in conquering life's challenges. You'll discover tools and truths that can help dismantle personal strongholds, guiding you towards the abundant life God has designed for you.
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
Life is a series of ups and downs, peaks and valleys – and it's no different for believers. Through the teachings of Deuteronomy and the Psalms, discover how even the challenging moments are opportunities for growth and how God, our ever-present Provider and Healer, watches over us throughout our highs and lows. It’s time to find strength for every stage of your journey.
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
How can we obtain God’s promises? In this opening sermon to our series, “Promise Land”, we learn that there is a difference between mere choices and Divine commands. Let’s unravel the true essence of obedience, especially when faced with challenges. Discover the power of faith and anticipation.
In this episode, our guest speaker Dr. Phil Brassfield shares a timely and impactful message that is essential for us all. We'll hear about David's Secret, the renowned King of Israel from thousands of years ago, and how his unwavering faith in the Name of the Lord made all the difference. Our speaker reflects on his personal experiences and the importance of calling upon the Name of the Lord in challenging times.
In the finale of our message series “Ministry of the Saints”, discover the essence of prayer in our Christian faith journey. Dive deep into understanding how our prayer life mirrors our faith life.
Learn what truly defines prayer, from the energy of a Prayer Room on Sundays to the individual interceding for others.
Through Jesus’ teaching of the Lord’s Prayer, we'll examine the roles of music, repentance, scripture, and more in our prayers.
Take a step further in your prayer life today.
Revelation Frisco is a Spirit-filled, diverse, non-denominational church family located in Frisco, TX. Led by Pastor Ben Sanders, we envision a church that is vibrantly alive with true worship of Jesus Christ. Visit us online at http://rev.church.
The Ministry of the Hands. God is a very “hands-on” God. He never leaves us and never forsakes us!
Part of the ministry and the duty of the saints is to be a people who know how to praise the Lord.
Despite mankind creating gods in our image since ancient times, there’s only ever been ONE God with ONE plan and One Design.
God has programed into His system that every day would be a day of Fresh Start, not a one time thing. You get it over and over and over again.
(Message By Pastor Daryle Williams)
When life pressures us, what comes out is not always what was on the label. But if we stay under pressure long enough the “good stuff” will start to come out!
We know who Jesus is, we know what Jesus said, we know what Jesus did, and we are trying to align ourselves with His purpose!
We are called to be witnesses for Him and we have received his power according to His promise.
We’re all going to start, we’re all going to finish it, but what we do in the middle is what really changes everything.
Christine Burch (Revelation Ministry Team) shares how obedience to God changes everything.
Did you know that the "delight" of Jesus is that we would walk in the fear of the Lord? The best way to increase our sense of this spiritual truth is through a "secret ingredient" that is often overlooked in our lives.
How did you get HERE? What are you feeling NOW?
Jesus is ready to meet you where you are.
How God, through history, have been revealing Himself on the darkest moments . Is when you think everything is lost, that He shows up and say "Let there be light."
From which tree are you eating? From the tree of love that leads to "life" or from the tree of "self" that leads to death.
It's time for you to change the focus of your biggest desire: From temporary and earthly things, to the eternal and meaningful reality of the Kingdom.
God is giving you something to do in the "now", that moves you towards the destiny he's calling you to be.
Living among the hardships of life can be scary like
the 'Lions Den", but if we have the Lion of Judah by our side we can
prosper in the middle of every situation!
When we abide in His Presence, we begin to reflect His Nature. And as we walk through the trials of life, He is with us, illustrating His Power through our lives.
God Transforms Us!It is by the Grace of God that we receive peace, freedom, and strength. When we abide in His Presence, we begin to reflect His Nature. And as we walk through the trials of life, He is with us, illustrating His Power through our lives.
The Spirit of God brings clarity, purity, and soundness of mind. What difference can the Church make in the world?
The spirit of the world brings confusion, perversion, and delusion. The Church must exist within this world, remaining holy and pure. How can we resist the influence of the world?
What is the point of life? Why am I here? What's my "WHY?" The answers seem like top-secret knowledge. But, God makes the answer abundantly clear!
Everyone is chasing Peace, Joy, and Purpose. But they cannot be bought with dollars and cents. There is a Heavenly currency that will purchase those things!
We've done everything the "right" way, achieved success, and climbed the "ladder", and yet something still isn't right. God's Kingdom works differently than the world!
In a world that seems to be falling apart, there is GOOD news! We can live with an uplifted mindset when we come to realize that God's Kingdom is here - right now!
Consecration is the first step towards drawing closer to God and being transformed. To consecrate something is to set it apart from everything else, with the intention to worship God. Listen as Pastor Ben teaches us how to prepare our lives spiritually for the new year. Today, we choose to be transformed!
Pastor Ben reveals how to step into Something New by using the most powerful word in our lives.
Pastor Ben finishes this series with the last, and the most important question: Am I making an impact?
Pastor Ben preaches about what it means to affirm that Jesus is our: Foundation, Hope, and Message.
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