Clarence Church of Christ
Clarence Church of Christ
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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Episodes
Characteristics of a Healthy Church (Acts 19) - Cronin 11.01.2026
This sermon helps us reflect on marks of a disciple that help us see the health status of the local body of Christ.
When Life Feels Upside Down, God’s Wisdom Changes Everything (James 1:1-18) - Byrd 04.01.2026
When trials make life feel off, James 1 shows how God’s wisdom gives us a life-giving perspective that leads to real joy
Seeing God Differently | New Birth-New Sight (John 3:1-15) - Byrd 28.12.2025
What if the reason God feels distant isn’t disbelief—but that we’re trying to see Him with the wrong kind of life? This message explores Jesus’ surprising invitation to see again through new birth.
Do What's Right, Even When Life Isn't (Luke 1:5-25, 56-66) - Cronin 21.12.2025
Miraculous Births: The Birth of John the Baptist - Do What's Right, Even When Life Isn't (Luke 1:5-25, 56-66).
Don't Miss the Wonder of God (Judges 13) - Byrd 14.12.2025
This sermon explores Samson’s miraculous birth and challenges us not to miss the wonder of God because of our questions, assumptions, or expectations, but to receive what God has already revealed.
God Is Always Moving in the Margins (Exodus 1:8-2:10) - Byrd 07.12.2025
A sermon reflecting on Exodus 1–2 and the birth of Moses, revealing how God works powerfully in the unnoticed margins of life and calls us to trust Him even when loud forces dominate our world.
The Birth of Isaac: Beyond What Seems Possible (Genesis 18:9-15) - Byrd 30.11.2025
Genesis 18 shows that while anything is possible with God, what He promises is absolutely certain—even when it feels impossible.
What to Do When Your Feelings Betray You (Psalm 77) - Cronin 23.11.2025
When your emotions feel overwhelming or misleading, it’s hard to know what’s real. This sermon explores why feelings can betray us and how to find clarity, stability, and hope when life gets confusing.
Sermon: Nothing Is beyond God's Power to Set Things Right (Psalm 76) - Byrd 16.11.2025
Reflecting on how God’s unrivaled power can set right even the messiest parts of our lives and why nothing is beyond His ability to redeem.
Remember and Trust (Psalm 75) - Knight 09.11.2025
Psalm 75 reminds us to remember what God has done and trust Him for what’s to come, even when life feels overwhelming or hopeless.
CHAOS to ORDER (Psalm 74) - Byrd 02.11.2025
When life feels out of control, Psalm 74 reminds us that God has never stopped turning chaos into order.
Are You a Bridge or a Barrier? (1 Peter 2:4-12) - Cronin 26.10.2025
This sermon reflects on how to live as Spirit-Filled Priests in today’s world—building bridges, not barriers, to help others connect with God through love, compassion, and the power of your grace story from 1 Peter 2:4–12.
In Communion, Our Remembering Reorients Us to Jesus (1 Corinthians 11:23-26) - Byrd 19.10.2025
Discover how Communion is more than a ritual—it’s a living encounter with Jesus that reorients our lives to His presence, love, and abundant life.
Your past doesn’t define you. Jesus does. (Acts 2:38; Romans 6:1-7) - Knight 12.10.2025
Your past doesn’t have to define you—Jesus offers forgiveness, a clean slate, and the chance to start again.
Whose Voice Is Calling? (John 10:1-21) - Byrd 05.10.2025
Discover how Jesus, the Good Shepherd, calls us to follow His trustworthy voice into a life of radical love and true purpose from John 10:1-21.
Jesus Gives You His Name (Colossians 3:17) - Byrd 28.09.2025
Colossians 3:17 calls us to live every word and action in the name of Jesus, embracing His power, authority, and a new identity that transforms everyday life.
The Best Witness to Jesus - Cronin 21.09.2025
Discover why the Bible is trustworthy and true—marked by God’s fingerprints, affirmed by Jesus, confirmed in history—and how it ultimately points us to a trustworthy relationship with Jesus.
Everything Depends on Jesus (Jesus-Centered) - Byrd 14.09.2025
Colossians 1:15–23 reveals that Jesus is before all things, sustains all things, and redeems all things—because everything depends on Him.
Back to Our Roots: Jesus-Lacking (Sin) - Cronin 07.09.2025
Discover what the Bible teaches about sin, its consequences, and how Jesus brings us from spiritual death to new life in Him.
Life Is Where God Is. Are You Rooted Where God Is? (2 Kings 25:22-26; Jeremiah 42) - Byrd 31.08.2025
Discover how 2 Kings 25 and Jeremiah 42 reveal that true, abundant life is only found when we are rooted in God’s presence—not in comfort, success, or security apart from Him.
When we think the Story’s over, God is writing the next chapter (2 Kings 25:1-21) - Knight 24.08.2025
When life feels finished and hopeless, this sermon from 2 Kings 25 reminds us that God is always writing the next chapter, bringing redemption, hope, and new beginnings through Jesus Christ.
Surrender your mask - live the true you God sees (2 Kings 23-24; Jeremiah 7:1-11) - Byrd 17.08.2025
Tired of hiding behind a mask? Discover how God sees the real you—and invites you into freedom, authenticity, and the abundant life you long for (through his word in 2 Kings 23–24 and Jeremiah 7).
Creating an environment for good things to happen (2 Kings 18:1-8; 22:1-13) - Cronin 10.08.2025
Reflect on how the examples of Hezekiah and Josiah in 2 Kings show us the power of tearing down idols, creating environments for spiritual growth, and putting God first in every area of life.
God is always speaking. Are you even listening? (1 Kings 18; 2 Kings 5; 17) - Byrd 03.08.2025
In a world full of noise, this message from 1 Kings 18 and 2 Kings 5 challenges us to ask—God is always speaking, but are we even listening?
The Power of Prayer - Cronin 27.07.2025
This sermon invites us to consider the power of seeking the Lord in prayer.
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