FreeWay Church Clemson

In this powerful message, Pastor Jeff unpacks the story of Israel in the wilderness when they encountered bitter water. The people complained, but Moses cried out to the Lord and He made the bitter water sweet. Whether you're coming out of a hard season or stepping into the unknown, God remains your healer. He does not change with your circumstances. He tests us to teach us to rest in Him alone. L...

What does it really mean to be different for God - and why does it matter? In this week's message, Rashard Hall walks us through the story of Mary and Martha in  Luke 10:38-42 to unpack how being different in our faith can lead to real impact. Through the lens of Good, Better, and Best, Rashard challenges us to push past good distractions, choose what is better, which leads us to that which is bes...

When success comes, what is happening in your heart? In this sermon, Pastor Jeff Davis unpacks the story of King Nebuchadnezzar and the danger of pride. This episode is a wake-up call to see life through God's eyes, not our own. Rooted in Daniel 4, Pastor Davis reminds us that every good gift comes from God, and pride can blind us to that truth. Listen to the episode to learn what it means to depe...

In this week's message, " Messy Miracles ," guest speaker Casey Sharperson walks us through Joshua 8 - where defeat turns into victory, strategy is born from surrender, and worship follows the win. Discover how God works through the mess to deliver on His promises, and why your obedience - even after a setback - can lead to breakthrough. Listen to this sermon to be confident in the promise, consis...

What does it really mean to be a peacemaker? In this powerful message from our "Blessed Are" series, Pastor Jeff explores Jesus' call for his followers to actively bring peace into the world by first being at peace with God. Discover how true peace begins in God's presence, how Jesus modeled it by reconciling us to Himself through the cross, and why peacemakers are called children of God . Listen...

Is Jesus the vision of your life? With one look at the news, it is easy to feel that the world is in chaos, but Jesus tells us, do not be troubled (John 16:33). Buddy Fisch brings a word focused on God's ultimate purpose which he shows us is to reconcile all things in Christ and redeem a humanity conformed to the image of His Son. Looking to Ephesians 1, Romans 8, and 2 Corinthians 3, we see how G...

In a world that loves to focus on and celebrate differences, there is someting divinely special about a son or daughter being made in the likeness of their father and mother. On Sunday, Pastor Jeff Davis focused our attention on Matthew 3:13-4:4 where we see the likeness of the Father manifested in the Son on full display. He unpacked the Father's blueprint found in this text by exploring how Jesu...

How many people are following you because of the way you live? This is the question Pastor Jeff posed to lay the foundation for what it looks like to truly live a life that is blessed. His message focused on Matthew 5:1-5 which is the start of the beatitudes. He examined the pattern, the pathways, and the promises that are found in each person Jesus describes as blessed. As we come to Christ, He w...

Do you have wrongs in your life that need to be made right? In Luke 18:1-8, Jesus tells a parable of the persistent widow. She had been wronged and sought justice against her adversary. Though the judge was unjust, he granted her plea simply because of her persistence. Pastor Jeff Davis brings our attention to the contrast laid out by Jesus in Luke 18 between the unjust judge and the just judge. L...

What is something you want so bad that you would do anything to get? The answer to this question will reveal less about what you want and more about who you are. On Sunday, Pastor Jeff brought our attention to Joshua 7:19-21 where we read Achan confess his sin after being confronted by Joshua. Achan was so consumed with himself and his desires that his judgment was impaired. His decision in a mome...

On Sunday, Pastor Jeff delivered a word out of Luke 8:16 which says, "No one lights a lamp and hides it in a clay jar or puts it under a bed. Instead, they put it on a stand, so that those who come in can see the light." He talked about when a believer is hidden in Christ, they are responsible for God's Word which reveals and refines. Pastor Jeff challenged us with the question: when the world loo...

God is righteous, God is gracious, and God is just. There is a price for sin and it is one that only Jesus can pay. Scripture says that Christ is the propitiation for our sin which means He was the satisfying price. On Easter Sunday, Pastor Jeff preached out of 1 Corinthians 13:13 which says, “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” Earlier in this cha...

During our Sunrise Easter Service, Pastor Jeff opened his message with Luke 24:1-8 which describes the women finding the empty tomb. He began with the declaration, “He is risen. He is righteous indeed.” Christ rose from the grave because he is righteous. Pastor Jeff followed this declaration by posing the question: Why is Jesus the righteous one? Listen to this sermon to find out why Jesus was wil...

Is the goal of our spiritual walk perfection or progress? Pastor Jeff brought a powerful word on Sunday encouraging the believer to lay aside perfection and start striving toward progress. In so many areas of our life we seek progress. We work towards the degree, the promotion, the relationship, the new car, and the bigger house. Do we have this same mindset in our walk with Christ? Pastor Jeff ch...

Recently we had the opportunity to hear from Elder Carl Sharperson. As a Leadership Innovation Strategist, Carl Sharperson takes his clients from mediocre to maximizing their potential in work life and personal life. He shared with our FreeWay family how he has applied biblical principles in his own life. Listen to this sermon to be encouraged in your walk with Christ, challenged to be a person of...

This past Sunday Pastor Jeff brought us the Word out of Romans 4 and 5. In this sermon, we were encouraged to be obedient to Christ’s call on our lives. We were encouraged that even when a request feels strange, or even impossible, if God has called us, then it will be done. This point was solidified at first by highlighting Abraham’s obedience to leave his home to set out for the land of Canaan a...

This past Sunday we kicked off a new series, "Called to Be His Holy People" where Pastor Jeff began unpacking the rich depth and knowledge that is found in the book of Romans. God has called His people to be holy which means that He has set His people apart for His purpose and His glory. But how do we begin to live as a holy people? God's people are sanctified through the blood of Jesus to advance...

Are you encouraged today? Do you need to be encouraged? Are you encouraging those around you? We all need to be encouraged daily in the things of the Lord. Hebrews chapter 3 tells us to encourage one another everyday so that we do not become "hardened by sin's deceitfulness." On Sunday, Pastor Jeff asked us, "How are we encouraging one another towards the things of God?" Life can get hard. We were...

In John chapter 9, Jesus and his disciples cross paths with a man born blind. The world said his blindness was because of his sin. Jesus said, "this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him." It took one encounter with Jesus for this once blind man to see. On Sunday, Pastor Jeff brought a powerful word examining the heart and humility of the blind man. He challenged us not to ta...

One day Buddy Fisch was an assistant account executive in Atlanta, Georgia, fresh out of college, and working on a Coca-Cola campaign that would spread across the nation. The next week he found himself without a job, homeless, and the caretaker of his younger sister. Buddy was forced to make a choice. Would he sit in his crisis or face the challenge in front of him with hope? He was brought to his...

How will you show up for Christmas? In this holiday season, it can be easy to get caught up in the tree, the lights, the shopping, and the busyness that Christmas can bring. This past Sunday, Pastor Jeff encouraged us to show up for Christmas with the love of Jesus in our hearts. The gift we have been given in Christ Jesus is a gift of love that lives, that lights, and that lasts. He led us throug...

This past Sunday, we began our celebration of the Advent season by exploring a powerful section of the nativity story, focusing on Matthew 1:18-24. Pastor Jeff’s sermon centered on the example of Joseph, the adopted father of Jesus, and what it means to be a “just man” in the midst of unexpected and difficult circumstances—specifically, how Joseph responded to the news of Mary’s pregnancy with a c...

This past Sunday, we embarked on a journey through the book of 2 Peter, beginning with an insightful message from Pastor Jeff. He introduced us to the central theme of the book: "Add to your faith." This powerful concept became the lens through which we explored 2 Peter 1. Pastor Jeff reminded us that the knowledge we are encouraged to seek isn't the fleeting wisdom of this world, but a deeper, mo...

This past Sunday, Rev. Dr. Buddy delivered a heartfelt message rooted in Isaiah 6, sharing his journey of healing from profound suffering. He spoke about how this transformative experience has compelled him to spread the Word of God. In the end, he challenged us to reflect on our own purpose as a community of the Spirit—not only to love God and follow His commandments but also to bear witness to H...

This past Sunday, Pastor Jeff delivered a compelling message from 1 Peter 3:17-18 about the significance of suffering, both right and wrong. He explained that wrongful suffering holds no eternal value, ultimately leading to death and disqualifying us from the blessings of suffering for doing good. He urged us to remain steadfast in our commitment to good deeds, even in the face of undeserved suffe...