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What do you do with a hot potato?  You get rid of it as quickly as you can.  But when that hot potato is the Ark of God, that may not be as easy as it sounds.  The enemies of God and His people think they have beaten Him.  But God is able to take care of Himself and make His glory manifest.  Pastor Greg Smith's eighth sermon is his series from First Samuel.

What does it mean to speak of God's glory, and why is His glory so precious or essential to the believer?  Pastor Greg Smith's seventh sermon is his series from First Samuel asking the question, "Has the glory departed?"

Does God speak to individuals like you and me?  Yes, He does and our willingness to hear and obey are vital to a living relationship with God.  Pastor Greg Smith preaching from the Old Testament book of First Samuel.

God is light and He shines in this dark world.  He put His light in believers and calls them to shine for Him.  Pastor Greg Smith's fourth sermon in his series from First Samuel.

All believers should know how and be able to tell what God has done in their lives.  Hannah's Song is a testimony of praise and honor to the God who had been at work in her life and nation.  She teaches us how to share our testimony in a dynamic way.

The Great Nation is the nation whose God is the LORD! That means the people of the land must have great faith.  In the time before Israel had a king, the people had abandoned God, but He had not abandoned them.  He was still at work, redeeming His people and drawing then to Himself, as He continues to do today.  Pastor Greg Smith preaches this second sermon in his series from First Samuel, showing how God is at work confirming His Word in the lives of His people.

Pastor Greg Smith shares the lessons from the Samuel's mother in this Mother's Day sermon.

Pastor Greg Smith preached this sermon on Pledge Sunday for our GO Campaign as the Church began the process of gathering funds to remodel the facility.

As Jesus concluded His great prayer before the crucifiction, He prayed that He had and would continue to make the Father's Name known.  How did Jesus do this and how does he continue to make the Name known?  This is the final sermon in Pastor Greg Smith's series from John 17.

Jesus prayed in the garden, "Thy will, not my will be done."  But in John 17, the prayer He prayed before the garden, Jesus expressed His own will.  And His will was for believers, people like you and me, to be with Him.  To be with Him!  Pastor Greg Smith examines this great expression of the Lord's will in this 10th sermon in his series from John 17, "The Lord's Prayer."