Christian Sermons from Calvary Chapel Greenmeadow, North Kingstown, RI

Glory be unto the God who gives us salvation. Although we cannot yet see Him in His full glory, one day we will. In this present life, when we focus on His glory, our problems fade away. In heaven, His glory will be proclaimed for eternity.

Exalting God for what He is able to do increases our faith. He can keep us from falling by guarding us both now and in eternity. He can present us as faultless before the throne of God. And He intercedes for us now.

A doxology is an expression of praise to God (literally "glory words"). There are many in the Bible, but all position us in relation to Him. We benefit from them because they put the focus on God, strengthen our faith, and honor Him.

What does resurrection mean to you and me? We are in church today because He isn't in the tomb. The sin nature is within us all. He died for that sin but no one would live for a dead idol. Yet He has risen! Our call is to live for Him who lives.

We celebrate to remember meaningful and significant events like Palm Sunday, which is a reminder of the arrival of the Savior. Although Jesus did not save the Jews from Roman persecution, He provided a much greater salvation for all who call on Him.

We must be compassionate to believers who struggle with their faith and listen to their concerns. Other Christians who are tangled in sin need to be snatched out of their circumstances. Be aware of your own vulnerabilities to sin when helping others.

God is near to us and His spirit lives within believers. We can approach Him any time in prayer, which is effective for change, especially within ourselves. Our hope is in His return and when He does, He should find us watching and waiting for Him.

Christians must build themselves up because an unattended garden produces only weeds. Faith is not a one-time event. We need to continue in it and follow God. No teacher or pastor can do it for us. Be in the word daily and be set apart for God.

His love is always constant, but we are not so we must work at keeping ourselves in harmony with His love. We must understand that His love for us is not based on anything that we are, so we can trust that it is constant, but then we must live in it.

The love of money is a key motivator for people to try to gain authority and oppose the things God has ordained. Shepherds who take care of only themselves are ungodly and have a dark fate awaiting them. Look at people's lives and have discernment.