Smythe Street Church

How do I know God’s will for my life? Some things are best discovered in and through relationship. What if relationship with God led to transformation, which led to know His will in your life and the world around us?

What if the moments that make you question God’s faithfulness are actually part of a much bigger story? In this message from Romans 11, we explore the mystery of a God who doesn’t abandon His people, even when all hope seems lost. Explore the things that will help guide you through times where you ask “Where is God in all of this?”

Does God reject certain people? What does that mean for us and others we care about? Hear how Paul’s wrestlings with his people’s rejection of Jesus can help us today.

In Romans 8, opens with the words, “there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” See how these words point to the hope for a new way to live.

In Romans 7, Paul articulates the struggle that we have trying to live up to the rules we know we should obey. What should we do?

We continue our series, ‘Walking through Romans,’ in Romans 5 & 6. In this passage Paul reflects on how Jesus’ act of obedience not only offers us forgiveness, but a life built on freedom.

Why do bad things happen to good people? Why is there suffering? Christianity doesn’t claim that suffering doesn’t exist and it doesn’t leave you helpless against it. What hope does Jesus offer in your suffering?

Romans 4 tells us the story of God’s faithfulness to Abraham. What does this ancient story tell us today? Why is the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph so different from the spirituality we encounter today?

The Lord is Risen INDEED! Celebrate Easter and walk through how Easter changes everything about our lives

It’s Palm Sunday, the first day of Holy Week. Our students from Worship Academy led us in worship, as we remembered Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem the Sunday before his crucifixion.