Sermons Archive - Smythe Street Church

In part 4 of the STRIKE series, about God’s 10 Freedom rules, Pastor Wayne encourages us to embrace the powerful practice of living a life that shows honour to others.

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We try to protect ourselves against forgery, fraud and counterfeit activity. Pastor Drost explores why protecting God’s true identity and character matters.

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Pastor Vernor Drost explains how God’s freed people honour and love their God.

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Pastor Drost explains why the Ten Commandment are God’s formula for living as free people blessed of God. It’s about winning in life!

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What does it mean to view Jesus as King in our lives? What makes His approach to kingship different and better for our lives? Pastor Jeremy looks at an account of two perspectives to the newborn King.

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Pastor Chad Billington concludes the year, and the Thrill of Hope Series, telling how God truly “Knows our Need”.

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Pastor Wayne talks about the power of love to heal, motivate and bring hope.

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Pastor Drost preaches the Good News that Jesus came to free the world from the chains of human injustice. That is the message we are to preach and live as followers of Christ.

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When hope seems elusive, how can we have it rekindled in our lives and in the lives of those around us? Pastor Heidi Billington begins our Christmas series in Luke 1, to see how recognizing Jesus’ presence is the source of our hope.

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Pastor Drost reminds us that though storms transform and sometimes devastate, they can also be the catalyst to reform and renovate.

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