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Jesus called His followers to more than fans.  Beleivers are to be fanatical followers.  Pastor Greg Smith calls believers to follow Jesus fanatically through faithful gathering in this first of three sermons to begin 2017.

Joe Constintine fills the FBC pulpit, preparing God's people for a victorious New Year.

Pastor Greg Smith traces the journey of the Lord Jesus from the Throne, to the Manger, to the Cross, and back to the Throne in this Christmas message.

Through the analogy of the Sower and his seed, Pastor Greg Smith examines the reason the church gathers an offering for missions, and why every child of God should participate in it.

Pastor Greg Smith preaches from the throne-room scene in Revelation 5 to urge believers to commit to the challenge of taking the Gospel to the ends of the earth.

Although like Rachel, we try to hide our idols in the places where we think no one can see, there is nothing that is hidden from God. We live Corem Deo, in the presence of God. Pastor Greg Smith challenges believers to identify the idols of  thier lives and turn from them to the God who sees all, and still loves.

Genesis provides foundations for life.  A major part of a solid foundation is a biblical work ethic.  Pastor Greg Smith uses Jacob's work experience to proclaim God's prespective on our work.

Identifying and exercising faith over the sin of envy is the topic of this sermon by Pastor Greg Smith from the story of the struggle between Jacob's wives.

The struggle for life is the struggle for love; but the hole in every heart can only be filled by God. Pastor Greg Smith shows how Jacob and Leah's lives model that truth.

Pastor Greg Smith shares the account of the Jesus' last supper with His disciples to prepare the congregation for the Lord's Supper.