Frisco Bible Church Sermons

Jesus is the Christos Kurios. He is Lord. He is anointed. Jesus is the One who saves physically and spiritually. He is the reason for Christmas and the One who came to rescue.

What happens when a culture chases every option for hope—and none of them answer back? In one of the Bible’s most dramatic stories, Elijah confronts false powers on Mount Carmel and reveals a God who is real, present, and unmatched in power. This message explores why divided loyalty leaves us empty and why trusting the God who truly responds changes everything.

In this message from 1 Kings 17:8–24, we explore how God’s miraculous provision for Elijah and the widow of Zarephath reveals His power to supply everything we need for life and godliness. You’ll discover how their obedience, even in desperate circumstances, points us to the greater provision found in Jesus—the true bread of life, living water, and resurrection. We’ll also see how God meets us in our pain, invites us to trust Him, and proves that His Word is always true.

In this message from 1 Kings 17:1–7, we explore how Elijah learned to trust God, obey His word, and stand for truth in one of the darkest moments in Israel’s history. You’ll discover how Elijah’s courage and endurance point forward to Jesus and offer practical guidance for navigating our own challenging times. Whether you’re new to church or have been walking with God for years, this sermon will encourage you to see how God remains over, through, and in the best and worst of times. 

In this message Pastor Wayne teaches from John 20 and reveals how this story leads us from deep darkness to the breathtaking light of Jesus’ resurrection—and why that changes everything. You’ll see how each encounter with the risen Christ moves people from fear, confusion, and doubt into trust, peace, and a clear calling. You’ll learn what real “eirene” peace means, how the Holy Spirit empowers us, and why the resurrection is the true end of the story. Ultimately, this sermon shows how we’re invited to believe, be transformed, and go in Jesus’ name.

Everyone has bad days—but Jesus had the worst one ever. In John 19, we see Him face rejection, pain, and death, yet still show incredible courage and love. This message reminds us that even on our hardest days, we can find peace and strength by trusting God’s plan. What looked like Jesus’ worst day turned out to be the best day for all of us.

In John 18, we see a series of powerful choices—Peter denies Jesus, Annas seeks control, Pilate shrugs off truth, and the crowd chooses a murderer over the Messiah. Only Jesus chooses rightly, willingly giving Himself to fulfill God’s plan. Pastor Wayne Braudrick shows how these moments reveal our own daily choices between pride and surrender. Using passages from John 18 and 1 Peter 4, he reminds us not to act as our own judge of right and wrong but instead to trust God’s truth. In a world full of noise and moral confusion, this message calls us to choose Jesus. Because real freedom comes when we let Him lead.