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Twenty-nine times in the in the Old Testament it is recorded that 'God regretted' something.  Does God 'regret' or wish He hadn't done something like people sometimes do?  Pastor Greg Smith teaches what is meant by the term 'God regretted.'  This is the 19th sermon in his series from First Samuel.

Whatever happened to the Amalekites?  Probably not a question you have ever asked.  But their fate is instructional for all of us: the wages of sin is death!  Pastor Greg Smith's 18th sermon in his series from I Samuel answers a question that is vital for us all.

Is faith a risky proposition?  Do you take a risk when you trust God, even if you don't know what God will do?  Pastor Greg Smith preaching from the book of First Samuel, his 17th sermon in this series.

We all make excuses for why we don't do what we know we should do.  Others may accept our excuses but God does not.  King Saul of Israel tried to excuse his behaviour, but Samuel exposed the root of his problem, his heart was not right with God.  Pastor Greg Smith's sixteenth sermon in his series from First Samuel.

Samuel's farewell address to God's people was one in which he defended his ministry and challenged the people to follow the LORD by faith.  Pastor Greg Smith shows how Samuel spoke to not only the people of his day, but to us as well as we are all challenged to follow the One who saves us and protects us.

The message of the entire Bible is that God is at work in our world to save.  But how does salvation come?   Pastor Greg Smith preaching from chapter 11 in the Old Testament book of First Samuel.  His 14th sermon in this series from this great old book.

Leadership is influence.  Everyone has influence with someone, so everyone is a leader in one way or another.  Every believer is a leader and is called and equipped by God to utilize their gifts in the Body of Christ.  This thirteenth sermon in Pastor Greg's series from First Samuel examine King Saul's anointing and his reluctance to step up and assume his role as leader.

In partaking of the Lord's Supper, a believer proclaims the Gospel in a powerful and visual way.  But the Lord's Supper is also a joyful celebration of God's people who share Jesus together.  Pastor Greg Smith used this meditation on the Scripture to prepare the Church for Communion.

Either our lives are filled with random events that are guided by fate or chance, or God is guiding our steps to a planned conclusion.  God's guiding hand is called 'Providence' and the Bible clearly teaches that He is in fact working in and through every detail of our lives to bring about His purposes.  Pastor Greg Smith's 12th sermon in his series from First Samuel.

"You're gonna serve somebody" as Bob Dylan once wrote.  The question is who?  In this sermon from his series in First Samuel, Pastor Greg Smith helps guide us to the One who will never fail when we make Him King of Life.