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Greg Smith is a Baptist minister who has served churches in Central and Southside Virginia. He lives in Halifax County, VA with his wife and children. To read more of Greg’s writings check out his blog at revgregsmith.blogspot.com.
“The beginning of anxiety is the end of faith, and the beginning of true faith is the end of anxiety.” –George Muller God wants you to have…
Today I accompanied my 11-year-old daughter on a school field trip to Washington, D.C. On the way to our nation’s capital, we talked about how blessed we…
“I’d rather have all my teeth drilled at the same time than have my picture taken.” So says a friend of mine. “I always end up looking…
Happy are those who live pure lives, who follow the Lord’s teachings. Happy are those who keep his rules, who try to obey him with their whole…
Well, it’s happened. Somehow another year has flown by and the holiday shopping season has arrived. Stores festoon their displays with ribbons and bows, piping in Christmas…
The story is told of Franklin Roosevelt, who often endured long receiving lines at the White House. He complained that no one really paid any attention to…
When my old friend Jake (not his real name) contacted me through Facebook, I wasn’t all that surprised. Not long ago, we had lost a mutual friend…
Some time ago, we had a tree in the yard that was rotten to the core, so we had a tree service come and cut it down. …
From the time we are children to the time we’re adults, the things we fear change. As children, we’re afraid of monsters in the closet or thunder…
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many Christians turn their thoughts to the apocalypse. Are these the end times? In this new series, I’ll explore major themes…
Greg Smith is a Baptist minister who has served churches in Central and Southside Virginia. He lives in Halifax County, VA with his wife and children. To read more of Greg’s writings check out his blog at revgregsmith.blogspot.com.
Anixous Thoughts
“The beginning of anxiety is the end of faith, and the beginning of true faith is the end of anxiety.” –George Muller God wants you to have…
Rushing Through Our Lessons
Today I accompanied my 11-year-old daughter on a school field trip to Washington, D.C. On the way to our nation’s capital, we talked about how blessed we…
Smile for the Camera!
“I’d rather have all my teeth drilled at the same time than have my picture taken.” So says a friend of mine. “I always end up looking…
My Whole Heart
Happy are those who live pure lives, who follow the Lord’s teachings. Happy are those who keep his rules, who try to obey him with their whole…
The Best Gift
Well, it’s happened. Somehow another year has flown by and the holiday shopping season has arrived. Stores festoon their displays with ribbons and bows, piping in Christmas…
When God Speaks
The story is told of Franklin Roosevelt, who often endured long receiving lines at the White House. He complained that no one really paid any attention to…
Precious in His Sight
When my old friend Jake (not his real name) contacted me through Facebook, I wasn’t all that surprised. Not long ago, we had lost a mutual friend…
“Stumps and Clumps”
Some time ago, we had a tree in the yard that was rotten to the core, so we had a tree service come and cut it down. …
Faith Over Fear
From the time we are children to the time we’re adults, the things we fear change. As children, we’re afraid of monsters in the closet or thunder…
Apocalypse: Fire and Ice Part 1
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many Christians turn their thoughts to the apocalypse. Are these the end times? In this new series, I’ll explore major themes…
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