In a world that promotes many paths, what does it mean for Jesus to declare, "I am the way?" This episode of The Sunday Word with Minister Anthony Smith challenges us to understand the biblical basis for Christ's exclusivity. We explore how scriptures like John 14:6 and 1 Timothy 2:5 reveal that God provided one perfect solution to the problem of sin-the one Mediator, Christ Jesus.

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Is your praise an event or a lifestyle? Join Minister Anthony Smith for a powerful message that challenges you to make praise the very atmosphere of your life, not just an activity reserved for Sunday morning.

Dive into David's profound vow in Psalm 34:1- to bless the Lord "at all times" and "continually"- a commitment he made while fleeing for his life. Minister Smith weaves this personal resolve with the Universal call to joyful worship in Psalm 100 and the ultimate expression of total praise in Psalm 150.

Learn the practical steps to "Praise Over Panic" in your daily life, transforming anxiety into assurance and complaint into conviction. Your circumstances may change, but God's character remains the same. It's time to choose continued praise.

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Today's Sunday Word comes from the Book of Psalm and the 51st division as we take a look at one of the Psalmists David's most poignant prayer after the Prophet Nathaniel confronted him after he went into Bathsheba. David tried to hide his sins but his conscience rendered him no peace. Today, we dive into "A Plea for Cleansing and Renewal"

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Welcome to The Sunday Word, and today, I want to talk to you about something every believer faces sooner or later: How to stand firm when your faith is tested, and how to speak when you don't know what to say.

Life has a way of placing us in rooms we didn't plan to enter, before people we didn't expect to face. And in those moments, the question isn't always "Do I have the right words?" - rather, "Am I letting the Spirit speak through me?"

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Have you ever felt unqualified for what God was asking you to do? In this powerful episode of The Sunday Word, we walk through the divine call of Jeremiah- a young prophet who felt too small for a big assignment.

When God said, “Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you,” Jeremiah responded, “Who, me?” But God reminded him that His calling always comes with His presence and power

Minister Anthony Smith breaks down three key truths from Jeremiah 1:1-10; 26:8-9; 12-15
1. Divine Call Meets Human Inadequacy- God calls us despite our limitations.
2. Prophetic Authority and Empowerment- When God touches your mouth, your message changes.
3. Faithful Witness Amid Opposition- True obedience stands firm even when the world pushes back.

Whether you’re a teacher, preacher, or believer trying to follow God’s plan, this message will encourage you to stop asking “Who, me,” and start declaring “Yes Lord!”

Tune in and be inspired to answer your calling with confidence, courage, and conviction.

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Today's Sunday Word was recorded at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church at the 21st Pastors Anniversary. The sermon was preached by Pastor D. Alford of the Morning Chapel Church

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In this episode of The Sunday Word with Minister Anthony Smith, we explore 2 Chronicles 30:1-9; 26-27 and the theme "Celebrating the past." King Hezekiah's call to the people of Judah and Israel to return to God and the Passover reminds us of the power of renewal, the beauty of God's mercy, and the joy that comes when we realign our hearts with Him.

Join Minister Smith as he unpacks three key truths:

The call to corporate renewal (vv. 1-5

God's message of mercy and return (vv. 6--9)

The joy of divine response (vv. 26-27)

This lesson is both a look back at God's faithfulness in history and an invitation for us today to yield ourselves to Him, celebrate His goodness, and walk in the joy of His presence.

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In this episode of The Sunday Word with Minister Anthony Smith, we dive into 1 Peter 2:1-12 and discover what it truly means to build from the ground up in our Christian walk.

Peter reminds us that spiritual growth requires:

Putting away sin - clearing the ground so God can build (1 Peter 2:1-3)

Standing on Christ the Cornerstone - being part of God's spiritual house and holy priesthood (1 Peter 2:4-8)

Living as a Holy Nation - shining God's light in a dark world (1 Peter 2:9-12)

Through Scripture, cross-reference, and practical application, Minister Anthony Smith show how every believer is both a living stone and a holy priesthood, called to live a life built firmly on Jesus Christ, the Solid Rock.

Tune in, be encouraged, and start building your life on the foundation that will never fail.

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Today’s episode we learn of two missionary’s Paul and Silas jailed for healing and preaching Jesus. What we can take away from this is 3 things 1. Serve Faithfully- God uses those who are available, 2. Stand Boldly- Expect opposition when you follow Christ, and 3. Sing Joyfully- Worship can turn your prison into a pulpit

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Conflict is everywhere. From wars between nations, to political divides and instability within countries, to broken homes and communities, peace feels often feels like a distant dream. But there is hope. In Ephesians 2:11-22, Paul paints a picture of how peace is not merely the absence of conflict but the presence of Christ. So let’s take a look at three points of interest

1. Separated and Without Hope (Eph. 2:11-12
2.Reconciled Through Christ’s Blood (Eph. 2:13-18)
3. One Household, One Temple (Eph. 2:19-22)

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