Revolution Church

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• Crystal C★★★★★4 months ago

  Absolutely love Revolution Church! Great messages and feels like family. I found this Chirch when looking on google for local churches and viewed the sermons online on YouTube. Immediately saw the difference in preaching. I also love that the pastor pushes to bring your Bible which you don't always see. Kids group is also great and organized. Come on down we'd love to have you!

• J Abdon★★★★★8 months ago

  Thank you Revolution Church and especially Pastor Zak. Our first time in your church and we felt the love 🙏❤️ I searched on the internet for the closest churches and it led me to Revolution Church.We are new to the Texas and the area and I wanted to have a prayer for my family and it just worked out. You just happened to honor Veterans today and I especially loved doing the push ups with you and the fellow Veterans and thank you for doing that. We loved you gave out challenge coins and were able to do a personal prayer for me and my family. I will take the coin you gave me in my travels overseas! God bless!

• DEAR DIARY★★★☆☆8 months ago

  First, I want to say I’m not going to bash Pastor Zak or his wife because I don’t know them personally. And I’m not going to leave a one-star review because I do believe this church is bringing people closer to Jesus weekly. I’ve just had a bad experience. I’ve emotionally and financially checked out and keep trying to force myself back in, but I’m just not feeling it. I really hope this review changes protocol. A while ago, I got engaged. I thought it would be special and intimate to me if Pastor Zak officiated the wedding. He’s really helped me grow my faith over the years. I reached out and called multiple times, left many voicemails, and never got a reply. My mother, whom I’ve persuaded to get involved in this church as well, found an email on the web. I reached out to that, and in a few days I got a call from Kayla, Zak’s executive assistant. She was friendly at first, but then towards the end of the call she started acting a little short with me—no idea why. She then followed up with a text and a link with some information about what’s required. Basically I was informed there were several classes I needed to take and a ton of steps to go through to get approved for marriage within the church. Okay, cool. But then she told me that after I did all of that, Pastor Zak still wouldn’t be guaranteed to do the wedding. They could refer me to someone else. I explained to her that I was very flexible on the dates, and she still stood firm and stated that most likely he was not going to be the one. The whole point of doing all this was because, like I said above, Pastor Zak has helped me grow spiritually and that was important to us. I then asked if I could meet with Pastor Zak—not just to discuss the wedding, but also to officially introduce myself and my fiancé. Kayla kept asking me over and over, “What else is the reason for the meeting?” as if me just introducing my fiancé and myself wasn’t a good enough reason. It also seems kind of personal to have to explain to her all the reasons I want to meet with my pastor. That stuff is private. So of course, after going back and forth, she recommended I fill out some sort of form, and told me again that I still wasn’t guaranteed a meeting with Pastor Zak. She also was supposed to call me back, which she never did. I reached out again a couple of days later via text, and she told me she’s busy and then referred me to somebody else. Very frustrating. I can’t be too mad at her though—she was obviously hired just for this reason. This was my first time reaching out and asking for anything after years invested in this church. And it got me thinking: What if I had a life crisis, or if I was really down needing spiritual guidance from my pastor? Do I have to fill out multiple forms and wait a long time, and still possibly not even get a chance to meet with Pastor Zak? Just very unfortunate. I’ve invested a lot spiritually into this church, along with doing the best I could to help grow the church via the ALL IN for Jesus initiative—probably more than I could afford at times. At this point, even if I did fight and push the issue and finally get a face-to-face with Zak, it would be too awkward and feel like it was just out of obligation. I really think you guys should structure things a little better. If you plan to grow to the level you’ve been advertising, then maybe y’all need to bring in a couple more pastors. If you’re too busy to officiate weddings or funerals—or heck, even just meet with members of the church—then that is a problem. I felt like I was trying to set a meeting with the President of the United States. I do believe God is moving in this church, and I hope others don’t have the same negative experience I did. God bless. ✌️ -Dylan T.

• Nahshon Johnson★★★★★4 months ago

  Revolution is very welcoming, and when you join you want to do more in the church. I volunteered and immediately became part of a family. I love the people here, and will definitely keep coming

• Carole Mathews★★★★★4 months ago

  The Pastor, Zak White, is Fantastic, and the support staff as well, and their Youth programs are, apparently great, considering the way I'm they are growing. Very welcoming.

• Makenna Gagnon★★★★★a year ago

  This is the best church me and my family have ever been to!! We've all been completely changed in the name of Jesus! I absolutely LOVE the student ministry as well! All the people that I've met there are amazing, and the leaders at our ministry help us students grow in our faith! I know that some people didn't have a good experience, but I pray that whoever that is finds a good and holy church that they can connect with! Thank you Revolution!!!

• Cory Alvarado★★★★★a year ago

  Today was our first time visiting and we absolutely loved it! My 6 year old even wants to go back and is wanting to join the Bible study group along w my 2 year old. We have been looking for a close to home church that feels welcoming and joyful and have found that w Revolution!

• Matthew Olinick★☆☆☆☆10 months ago

  I was there when we where on a bouncy gymnastics floor. Saw God do a lot. we opened the new building and the power of God was strong. Years later all of us OG's left because the pastor became about $ and himself. We where supposed to illuminate the community, but they just wanted to illuminate themselves. Wasted thousands on an Africa trip for a few pictures to show we where there then 2 members got very ill. At least we got the pictures for the flyers. Misappropriation of funds is the #1 expert. So sad. I gave a ton and so did many others. Find a true believer, not a so called "son of God".

• antonio grissom★★★★★5 months ago

  Awesome! My kids enjoyed me coming with them. They're members. I will be going back

• Hope Lewis★★★☆☆a year ago

  I would say I enjoyed the service. I opted to keep my kids with me in service however I let my 4yo son go sit at the front (he didn’t talk he intently listened) and when we were leaving a service member said hey we don’t allow kids up front because they’re disruptive basically…but my son was exceptional truly he looked back to me a few times but he did not disrupt so I was actually very sad about that. Coming to church was a request of my son so it was disappointing to see the same place he wanted to go to feel love, he is being pushed away from. All that to say not every church is for everybody and I guess this one is not for us. Pic of my little one enjoying the sermon

Services and facilities

Events and programs

• Veterans Day Prayer and Push Up Challenge

  occasional

  A special event honoring Veterans with a prayer for attendees and a group push up challenge, including the distribution of challenge coins.

• Africa Mission Trip

  one-time

  A mission trip to Africa, though specific details about its recurrence or ongoing nature are not provided.