Frisco Bible Church - Frisco (TX)

3 /5 Autumn Springer: We first came to this church in 2020 during Covid. They truly demonstrated 1 Cor 9:22b "I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some." They had something for everyone on that Covid spectrum. Distanced televised service online, masked social distancing service in person and regular in person service. It so impressed us that in a time of great division, they found a perfect balance so that everyone could continue to worship in whatever way made them the most comfortable. Our children enjoyed their youth and childrens ministries. The camps, retreats, VBSes, classes, youth group, service opportunities, and activities were excellent and run by an excellent staff. WARNING: If you have sensory issues, this will not be the place for you. The smoke machines and lightning effects during worship often triggered and aggravated my migraines, to which I am prone. I have children who are on spectrum, that would often need to leave service because of how loud it was. It is important to know they are very Baptist theologically. With non-denom churches, it is often tough to know where they stand, but after several years here, this became clear. Issues we dont align with like Dispensationalism were tipping points for us to move on. We were not ever able to find community here for ourselves even after 3 years. We have one relationship from that time, but they too go to a different church now. If you like Ted-Talk Baptist sermons and rock band worship, you may enjoy it here.

5 /5 Cristopher Marshall: I became a believer at age 26 at a neighboring church in the Dallas area. I have only attended two churches and did not grow up in a church setting. I say that to give context to my testimony. It has all been during my adult life. That being said, I have been attending Frisco Bible for 18 years now. I know most of the staff well. Im plugged in to a small group, and many of my closest friendships have been developed at this church. The teaching is at a substantially higher level (academic and theological) than most churches I have visited. If you are looking for deep, scripture-rooted, Christ-centered, expository teachings, I would highly recommend this church. God Bless!

1 /5 My Account: This is not a Bible church and should not be labeled as such. I was disappointed and wanted to walk out. The music session lasted for half the service. They read 1 scripture and used different scenarios to talk about it. Its a regular contemporary non denominational church. There is no chronological and expository teaching going on here. Bi le churches are also more traditional and not contemporary because as the name of the church is supposed to emphasize, the service, worship and attire is aligned with the BIBLE. I do not recommend this church to anyone looking for a real Bible church. I recently moved to Celina from Dallas where i was attending Trinity Bible church on Dyer and 75 and miss it deeply. I will not be attending this church again and will likely just make the 1hr drive to Dallas to attend church 1 time per month instead of going to one of these contemporary churches near me 4 times per month and not actually hearing the actual word of God during service. Church is not a concert and a show or a pick-a-topic and 1 scripture place to chill on Sundays to look like youre doing the right things on Sundays.

5 /5 Miller Abby: I have been attending FBC since before I was born and my parents began to attend and I have continued to attend into my adulthood. This is where I met my best friends, husband, and main Christian community. Frisco Bible is responsible for much of my Christian thought and upbringing. When I went to college at Baylor University, it was incredibly hard even in a Christian university college town to find a church that had the same level of teaching, authenticity, and clarity that Frisco Bible has. Please visit! The church would love you to visit and would love to pray for you and help you get plugged in. Teaching- Frisco Bible teaches from scripture, and always uses historical and textual context. Sermons have themes or topics but are centrally focused on Scripture, not feeling. Worship- The worship portion is a bit longer than other church services, but it is all purposeful and connected to the sermon. Community- the church has a nursery, childrens program, individual 4th/5th grade, and MS/HS ministries. The church also has an active college ministry, young adults ministry, and ministry opportunities for men and women separately. Church members can serve in a multiple variety of areas including tech arts, music, hospitality, coffee station, childrens ministry, student ministry, and on other various committees and mission fields. Please visit! It might change your life.