Smythe Street Church

Can God breathe life into dry bones? God asks Ezekiel a question and the hope that this story brings is still alive for us today.

God often calls us to things we may not feel fully equipped for... but what we need is often closer than we think. How does God's question in His calling of Moses show us how He also equips us?

What do we do when things don’t go the way we thought or planned? What hope does God’s question to us reveal? A continuation of our “Curious God” series.

How do we respond when God asks us a question? Last Sunday we continued our series, Curious God, with the story of Jacob’s transforming encounter with God in Genesis 32, when God asks him, “What is your name?”

Two brothers. The first murder in the Bible. This week, Pastor Chad shows how God’s question to Cain is not just about a crime, but reveals that worship is not just about God, but is tied to relationships with each other, continuing our series, “Curious God.”

Did you know that God is curious? In the Bible, God asks us questions. Pastors Chad & Heidi look at God's first questions that reveal God's desire for relationship and to help us understand what is true. Are you ready to respond?

Where do we get our longing for meaning, purpose, beauty? Is there more to life? Today we explore a better story that explains where these longings come from... and how they can be fufilled

Good news is meant to be shared. In his letter, Paul points us to the joy of invitation. Who will you invite to experience a different kind of Joy?

Paul tells us in Philippians 4:10-23  that a secret to being filled with Christian joy is found in giving and receiving.  Pastor Heidi continues our summer series, challenging us to consider how we might respond to Paul’s challenge. 

Christian joy walks hand in hand with receiving God’s peace. Pastor Chad continues our series in 4, where Paul connects prayer and choosing to think about what is true and God as postures that help to to know God’s peace.