Clarence Church of Christ

Clarence Church of Christ

Religion EN ↓ 50 episodes

Weekly sermon feed. The Bible is our primary witness to the abundant life of Jesus. That’s why we reflect on it every Sunday!

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Clarence Church of Christ

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Religion

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Want to Believe, but Struggle to? (1 Samuel 1:1-20) - Byrd 05.07.2026

A sermon about hearing the promises and character of God, to help us believe when it's difficult to believe.

Do You Care Enough To Correct? Humble Enough To Receive Correction? (2 Cor. 7:2-16) - Cronin 28.06.2026

A sermon about being humble enough to receive correction before we offer correction.

What's The Flavor of Your Life (2 Corinthians 6:3-7:1) - Byrd 21.06.2026

We're all shaped by the influences around us. Jesus is not distant from this process, and is working to shape you into the abundant life of God... if you'll let him.

What Compels You? (2 Corinthians 5:11-6:2) - Byrd 14.06.2026

A sermon about how true change is compelled from the inside out.

Your Fragile Life is Where Jesus Is Shaping Lasting Life (2 Corinthians 4:7–5:10) 07.06.2026

A sermon about how Jesus is brings lasting life within your weakness and limitations.

Why So Many People Can't Encounter God's Glory (2 Corinthians 3:7-4:6) - Byrd 31.05.2026

Paul reveals that our hearts can be veiled to God's glory, but Jesus removes the veil and helps us see reality—and God—as they truly are.

Transformation; Not Reputation (2 Corinthians 2:12-3:6) - Knight 24.05.2026

A sermon on how true meaning is found in transformation from Jesus, not in our reputation with other people.

Forgiveness Bridges What Sin Breaks (2 Corinthians 2:1-11) - Byrd 17.05.2026

A sermon about how repentance and forgiveness can bridge toward reconciliation in Jesus.

Let What People See Reflect What Jesus Sees 10.05.2026

This sermon reflects on how Jesus sees the full picture of your life and why true integrity means letting what people see reflect what Jesus sees.

The Comfort of Christ (2 Corinthians 1:1-11) - Cronin 03.05.2026

A message on the comfort of Christ when life is not as it should be.

Hospitality - Serve Faithfully (Matthew 14:13-21) - Jordan and Julia Byrd 26.04.2026

A message about giving your limitations to Jesus and trusting him to carry you through what you can't do on your own.

Hospitality - Welcome Gladly (Luke 10:38-42) - Jordan and Julia Byrd 19.04.2026

A message about how our insecurities keep us from being present with each other.

Hospitality - Love Deeply (1 Peter 4:8-11) - Jordan and Julia Byrd 12.04.2026

A message about extending the deep love Jesus has shown us.

God's Always Ahead of You (Matthew 28:1-10) - Byrd 05.04.2026

When it feels like there’s no way forward, God’s always at work - out ahead of you - to do something new in you.

What If You’ve Already Been Given a Sign from God? (Matthew 12:38-41) - Byrd 29.03.2026

A sermon from Matthew 12:38-41 exploring the sign we already have from God and the invitation to stop waiting for Him to show up on our terms — and instead fully surrender to the sign He's already given.

Is It Worth the Risk? (Jonah 4) - Byrd 22.03.2026

A sermon from Jonah 4 challenging us to trust God’s costly mercy and risk extending grace even to those we feel least deserve it.

When God's Word Overturns a City (Jonah 3) - Byrd 15.03.2026

Jonah 3 shows the surprising power of God’s Word—how a warning meant for destruction became the very message that turned an entire city toward life.

God Finds You in the Deep (Jonah 2) - Byrd 08.03.2026

When you're exhausted from trying to fix your life on your own, Jonah 2 reveals that God doesn't wait for you to climb out — He dives in to get you, even in the deepest, darkest, loneliest place.

Sermon: God Still Gives Second Chances (Jonah 1) - Knight 01.03.2026

This message reveals that God's grace extends to the people we've written off, including ourselves.

The World Hands You a Tangled Mess. Jesus Gives You This... (James 5:12-20) - Byrd 22.02.2026

When life becomes a tangled mess of confusion, isolation, and exhaustion, James 5:12–20 reveals that Jesus has already given you everything you need — his truth, his church, and his power — to live something beautifully different.

The Judge Is Already at Your Door (And Why That's Good News) (James 5:1-11) - Byrd 15.02.2026

When injustice feels overwhelming and waiting feels impossible, discover why God's present activity—not our frantic solutions—is the path to real peace.

You're Not in Control-and That's Good News (James 4:13-17) - Byrd 08.02.2026

A sermon on James 4:13-17 exploring how we try to control our futures through our own plans, but can find freedom in trusting that Jesus is already in control of our lives.

Pride Divides, but Humility Heals (James 3:13-4:12) - Cronin 01.02.2026

Have you experienced the impact of pride? The division that comes with putting your way above another, or maybe even worse, above God’s way. Or, have you experienced the impact of humility? The healing that comes with putting others before you, or even more impactful — putting God over you, and everything you do? That's what this sermon is all about.

What Shapes Your Words? (James 2:14-3:12) - Byrd 25.01.2026

A sermon reflecting on the difference between faith and deeds, faithfulness to Jesus and selective faith -- and how surrender to Jesus shapes the kind of faith we have.

What Version of Life Are You Seeing? (James 1:19-27; 2:1-13) - Byrd 18.01.2026

This sermon from James 1:19-27 and 2:1-13 invites us to examine whether our lives are shaped by the world’s wisdom or by the true, substantive way of Jesus.

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