Rather strange that Adam might have left us a “Christmas Gift”? Dr. Smith sheds some light on what might be a more important gift than we have given it consideration in the past. It provided a fitting conclusion to our Christmas Eve worship in Lessons and Carols.
Long before Malcolm Gladwell introduced the world to his book “Blink”, God was in the business of making things happen… at the right time. What an encouragement for us on Christmas 2017. And always a privilege to have Dr Blair Smith with us. In the Fullness of Time
At Christmas we focus on Jesus the Second Person of the Trinity. But what of the third, the Holy Spirit. Listen as Dr Blair Smith explains the role of the Holy Spirit in the Incarnation which we celebrate at Christmas as well as His role in the life of the church thereafter. The Spirit of […]
Can you conceive of Christmas as a snowball? Dr. Smith will give your mind a bit of a “kick start” and it may surprise you how the ‘snowball’ analogy actually is meaningful! Father Christmas
Christmas. The coming of the Messiah. This is an event much anticipated throughout the history of the Jewish nation over the centuries. One facet of Christmas less often discussed is the vast amount of preparation that was also an element in the anticipation. Blair Smith’s homily on Christmas Eve focuses on both of these aspects […]
Its altogether fitting that Blair Smith would share this past Sunday on the subject of “Thanksgiving”. Sure, Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday as many non-Americans have said. Yet what began both as a time for being thankful for our situation and for what we have as well as thanking the God who gave these […]
Before Jesus underwent his passion he prepared his disciples for what was to come. Jesus reassured the disciples that his departure was really for their benefit; that they would continue forward because he was ‘the way’; and that they would have continued fellowship with both God the Father and Jesus because they are mutually indwelling […]
Visiting Teaching Elder Blair Smith encouraged us to day from Peter’s first epistle. We should have assurance in our hope for the future because God has promised not only to protect the inheritance that we will receive one day, but He also protects His people to insure that they will receive the inheritance.