Sermon Direct Link 11/7/21 Rev. Clint Smith There is a Way, There is an End – John 5:24-47 Every miracle, every word spoken by Jesus pointed to His invitation to the Kingdom. Jesus committed His … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 10/31/21 Rev. Clint Smith Desperate Faith – A Process of Believing – John 5:1-23 Jesus with His disciples made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem for a Jewish festival. Jesus obeyed the Laws of … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 10/24/21 Rev. Clint Smith Desperate Faith – A Process of Believing – John 4:43-54 Jesus was welcomed back to Galilee – the Galileans knew they had a miracle worker from God in … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 10/17/21 Rev. Clint Smith Focus and Finish The Work – John 4:27-42 Realities: • Jesus, the Messiah, had come and His glory had been revealed. • John the Baptist and all of … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 10/10/21 Rev. Clint Smith Only Jesus Satisfies – John 4:5-43 Jesus keeps every single divine appointment the Father schedules. Jesus broke manmade social norms to reach a woman described at her lowest … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 9/26/21 Rev. Clint Smith The One from Heaven is Above All – John 3:22-36 Judea means the “land of the Jews,” the Greco-Roman equivalent of Judah. As most of the Israelites returning … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 9/19/21 Rev. Clint Smith There were some technical difficulties with the audio. A cleanup attempt has been done on sections of the audio file Escaping Kingdom Condemnation – John 3:1-21 Salvation, eternal … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 9/12/21 Rev. Clint Smith How Dare You – John 2:12-25 After the miracle in Cana, Jesus traveled to Capernaum. This is about a 20-mile journey. Jesus and his family along with his … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 9/5/21 Rev. Clint Smith The Good Stuff – John 2:1-12 The Bible is filled with God showing us His loving kindness. His love is on display throughout the pages of His Holy … Read More

Sermon Direct Link 8/29/21 Rev. Clint Smith Whatever He Says, Do It – John 2:1-12 This wedding was a historical event. The Hebrew wedding would often last seven days. It was most likely the groom … Read More