Pastor Robbey Smith emphasizes the significance of Jesus' humble birth in a manger, highlighting that it symbolizes His accessibility to everyone. Unlike those born in privilege, Jesus' birthplace allowed all, regardless of status or sin, to approach Him freely. The pastor draws parallels with biblical figures like Zaccheus and the Samaritan woman, showcasing Jesus' outreach to the outcasts of society. Ultimately, Pastor Robbey encourages everyone to accept Jesus’ invitation for rest and salvation, reminding them that faith in Him is open to all who believe.

Heaven came down to bring light! Jesus is the light that dispels the darkness of sin and death. Are you reflecting that light? Christ came to enlighten a world that is in the dark about truth, hope, and his glorious plan of salvation. Let’s shine the light of Christ! 

Join us as we delve into Philippians 2:5-8, exploring the humility of Jesus Christ. Discover how His selflessness breaks the pride cycle and calls us to serve others, listen more, and embrace humility. Reflect on how living like Jesus can transform your life and relationships.

God keeps His promises—even in the darkest times. This message dives into Isaiah 9:6-7, unpacking how Jesus brings true peace through reconciliation with God. It’s raw, real, and rooted in the cross. Where do you need peace today? Trust in His promises—they never fail!

Are we merely listeners of God's Word, or are we truly living it out? Today, let's explore the call to move beyond passive faith. Jesus invites us to active discipleship—embracing sacrifice, obedience, and transformation. Let's open our hearts to live boldly for Him, beyond the comfort of routine.

Several biblical figures, including Moses, David, Paul, and Jesus, asked God for specific outcomes but were denied. Their requests, from entering the Promised Land to healing or avoiding suffering, were refused because God’s greater plan or purpose took precedence over their personal desires.

Life is an uphill battle. Jesus taught that the road is narrow and hard which leads to eternal life and the psalmist adds that it is also steep. An uphill battle. This psalm is an encouragement for those on the long, narrow, hard, steep path. God has promised to see us through. Keep going because God will keep you!

In our darkest days, it can be hard to see as God sees. How could God be in control when all we see is chaos? The apostle John understood this. Exiled for preaching, John witnessed persecution and felt limited in his ministry. Yet, God wanted John—and us—to see the future as He does. When we see as God sees, we are empowered to do as He says. This message emphasizes seeing as God sees so we will do as He says.

The sermon emphasizes that obedience to God's Word brings blessings, as illustrated by Psalm 119 and the story of Abraham's faith in Genesis 22. Abraham's willingness to obey God, even in difficult commands, resulted in immense blessings, including becoming the father of a nation. Conversely, disobedience leads to hardship, as shown in the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15. To maintain a pure heart, the sermon encourages commitment to God's Word, self-reflection, immediate obedience, fellowship with believers, and storing up Scripture in one's heart. These practices help align one's life with God's will and receive His blessings.

Saying goodbye to loved ones is challenging. The Pastor, reflecting on personal losses, draws from John 14 to offer comfort, emphasizing Jesus' promise of a place for believers in His Father's house and the importance of trusting God's Word during grief.

Join us as we delve into the profound message of freedom found in John 8:31-37. In this sermon, we explore Jesus' powerful declaration that "the truth will set you free" and what it truly means to be liberated from the bondage of sin. Discover how sin enslaves us, impacting our spirituality and relationships, and learn about the transformative power of abiding in God's Word.

Pastor emphasizes the importance of spiritual growth through prioritizing our relationship with God, as demonstrated by Jesus’ retreat into the wilderness before His ministry. He highlights the three main temptations Jesus faced—material needs, demanding evidence of God’s presence, and the allure of power—encouraging reflection on how these temptations manifest in our own lives. Trusting God's timing and solidifying our identity in Christ are crucial, as is using Scripture wisely to resist challenges and temptation. Pastor concludes with actionable steps to deepen our spiritual lives, including daily prayer, affirming our identity in Christ, and memorizing Scripture to counter negativity.

The sermon titled "Too Long But Not Too Late" focused on King Hezekiah's efforts to restore the celebration of the Passover in a nation that had long neglected it. The sermon emphasized that even in times of spiritual decline, it's never too late to turn back to God. Hezekiah sent out messengers to call the people to repentance and to celebrate the Passover, illustrating the importance of self-examination, the reading of God's word, listening to the right voices, expecting conviction, and finding joy through repentance.

 The sermon focused on the importance of God's Word as the essence of truth, emphasizing that it is objective and unchanging. Pastor highlighted key verses from John 17, discussing how Christ prayed for His disciples' sanctification through truth. The idea that the goal of Christianity is to become more like Jesus through a transformative process rather than merely pursuing salvation was underscored. Additionally, Pastor addressed common issues like surface-level transformation, the mask of perfection, and consumerist attitudes in faith, urging a deeper engagement with scripture for true spiritual growth.

The pastor emphasizes preaching the gospel to help people move from disbelief to faith in Jesus, highlighting that trust comes from familiarity. He shares personal stories to illustrate the need to hear about Jesus for faith development. Faith, he asserts, comes only through Christ's word, not rituals. He urges the congregation to seek spiritual healing and share salvation, stressing God's priority of rescuing souls before addressing earthly needs.

Pastor highlights the magnificence and order of creation as evidence of a Creator who wants to be known. The complexity of the universe, much greater than any human-made object, speaks to the intelligence behind it, inviting everyone to seek God. He emphasizes that creation whispers God's presence, transcending language and cultural barriers, revealing His glory to all. The purpose of humanity is to glorify God and connect with Him, but many struggle by prioritizing creation over the Creator.

Pastor shared insights on "Storm Theology" through the account of Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4:35-41. He emphasized that lessons learned during crises are profound and that God's teachings should apply to our everyday lives. Despite life's storms, Pastor reassured that Jesus cares deeply for us, highlighting His presence with us even in turbulent times. Ultimately, he encouraged trust in Jesus to navigate our storms and cultivate a faith strong enough to weather life's challenges.

In the sermon titled "Provision" from the series "When Pigs Fly," Pastor Robbey highlights recognizing, trusting, and participating in God's provision based on John 6:1-13. The importance of shifting perspective from scarcity to God's abundance is emphasized, as seen in Jesus feeding the crowd with five loaves and two fish. Through a couple's testimony and biblical examples, the congregation is encouraged to trust in God's timing and participate in His provision by reflecting on His abundance in their lives. The sermon concludes with a call to action for the congregation to identify struggles with trust, shift perspective, and thank God for His abundance.

In the sermon "Healing" by Pastor Robbey from the series "When Pigs Fly," the story of a woman's miraculous healing from bleeding for twelve years is explored from Mark 5:25-26. Despite facing isolation, financial struggles, and societal barriers due to her condition, the woman's unwavering faith in Jesus motivated her to press through the crowd and touch his garment for healing. Her act of faith resulted in an immediate miraculous healing, showcasing how faith overcomes obstacles and unlocks divine power. The sermon inspires listeners to reflect on their faith and encourages them to trust in Jesus for healing and redemption.
 

Pastor Robbey's sermon delves into the reality of demonic possession, stressing Jesus' authority in delivering the oppressed. He details symptoms of possession and recounts a personal encounter with demonic activity. Emphasizing believers' victory over evil through Jesus, he calls for acknowledging Jesus' authority and filling life with Him to resist spiritual attacks. The sermon concludes with a plea to recognize one's need for deliverance and embrace Jesus' power in overcoming struggles.

Pastor Robbey's sermon "Bear With One Another" emphasizes unity and humility in the church community, using Ephesians 4:1-3 as the main text. Through the "One Another" series, he stresses the importance of loving, forgiving, and supporting fellow believers. Addressing isolation, he challenges the congregation to be active members of the church body. By drawing on examples of Jesus' humility, patience, and grace, the sermon encourages believers to prioritize unity, humility, patience, and grace in their interactions with others.

Pastor Robbey's sermon "Rebuke One Another - Final" emphasizes the importance of lovingly rebuking one another for restoration and growth. He stresses the need to deal with our own sins first before correcting others, using scripture as the basis for rebuke. The purpose of rebuke is restoration, not venting frustrations, and should be done with love and gentleness. Pastor Robbey outlines different types of sins that should be rebuked, encouraging prayer, self-reflection, and reliance on God's Word in the process.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Robbey discussed the power of collective prayer as illustrated in Acts 12. He described how the early church prayed earnestly when Peter was imprisoned by Herod, emphasizing the importance of praying together as a community. The sermon touched on historical instances of persecution against Christians and highlighted the miraculous release of Peter by an angel, showcasing God's power in response to prayer. Pastor urged us to believe in the power of prayer and to rely on God's strength, encouraging us to make prayer a priority in our daily lives.In This Sermon,  

In this sermon, Pastor Robbey discusses the difference between the Law of Christ and the Law of Moses, emphasizing the importance of loving God and others. Jesus fulfilled the Law of Moses through perfect love and sacrifice, leading to the New Covenant based on loving God and neighbors. The sermon addresses how culture promotes self-prioritization, contrasting with the biblical emphasis on community and support. Practical ways to fulfill the Law of Christ include bearing one another's burdens and sharing needs openly for support.