Everyone is running the race of life, and Jesus is the prize or goal.  He is also the means by which we run and He is all we need to live.  In this second sermon in his series from Hebrews, Eyes on the Prize, pastor Greg Smith reveals how Jesus is superior, or 'more gooder', than the angels.

If you take your eyes off the goal when running a race, you are likely to run astray.  If life is a race, what is the goal?  Pastor Greg Smith begins his series from Hebrews by explaining that Jesus is the prize of life so we must keep our eyes on Him.

Kelly Langham preaching from the pulpit of FBC Brazoria in the absence of our pastor.  Faith is the means by which we follow Christ and obey God.

The Church, the Body of Christ, has been commissioned by Jesus to go and make disciples of all nations.  How does a church fulfill this mandate.  Pastor Greg Smith preaches from Jesus' parable of the growing to seed to challenge the church with the call to be on mission with Jesus to the ends of the earth, in particular the African nation of Lesotho.

Worship is not a spectator sport.  It is a vital encounter in which the worshiper enters the presence of God by means which the Lord has laid out for us.  Pastor Greg Smith's tenth and final sermon from his summer series "Worship: A Vital Encounter with God!"

Like worship, repentance is vital for spiritual life.  A repentant heart is a heart that is ready for worship.  Pastor Greg Smith's ninth sermon in his summer series: Worship: A Vital Encounter!

Do you worship God?  One day, you will, along with every other creature in Creation.  The Apostle John was privileged to see and describe for the worship scene around the Throne of God in Heaven.  Pastor Greg Smith's eighth sermon in his summer series: "Worship - The Vital Encounter."

The Lord's Supper is just that, a 'supper' will real food and drink.  This food and drink do nourish the body but the spirit of the one who partakes.  Jesus is the main course.  Pastor Greg Smith prepares the church for Communion with this meditation on the flesh and blood of Christ.

The only place in the Gospels where Jesus taught on Worship is the account of the Woman at the Well in John 4.  In this sixth sermon in his series on worship, Pastor Greg Smith explains what it is to worship God in Spirit and in Truth.  Jesus is central to our understanding of what true worship is and what it produces in the life of a believer.

What does worship smell like?  People who enter into the presence of God and offer their lives to Him become the aroma of Christ in this world.  That is what worship smells like: Jesus!  Pastor Greg Smith's fifth sermon in his summer sermon series: Worship: A Vital Encounter!