Christian Sermons from Calvary Chapel Greenmeadow, North Kingstown, RI

Honor is a powerful tool to build the body of Christ and to win the lost. Those whom we should honor include family, authorities, and above all, God. Honor is sincere when we treat others as special and do more than what is expected with a good heart.

Selected Verses from Hebrews

God has let us know how He wants His people to live, and that when we do wrong, we will suffer consequences (God will discipline those whom He loves). We have been warned, and yet we are often too stubborn to listen. Our works should please the Spirit.

What is the secret to contentment? We do not need to give-in to the world's message of being dissatisfied with what we have. It is not natural, but can be learned, once we know Paul's secret!

A simple summary of what God requires of us is to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly before Him. The emphasis is on justice for ourselves (obeying His law) but showing mercy to others. Forgiveness is one of the most powerful things we can do.

Getting baptized, going to church, and being a good person will not get us into heaven, but we are saved only by calling on the name of Jesus. God Himself turned Jesus over to be crucified and God raised Him from the dead, defeating both sin and death.

Another remarkable fulfillment of prophecy is Jesus riding in to Jerusalem on the back of a donkey exactly 173,880 days after the decree to rebuild the city and its walls. When God has a plan, He brings all the pieces together.

Written 700 years before Christ, this prophesy in Micah foretold that Jesus would be born in Bethlehem and that His origins would be seen to be from eternity. Jesus was to be our peace and He is yet to establish His kingdom of peace on this Earth.

In this message, we learn about the resources provided by My Hope with Billy Graham, a series of evangelistic videos featuring life-changing testimonies. Consider using these tools as you reach others for Christ.

Throughout history, God has shown that He has a plan for us. Sometimes that plan involves judgment and correction, but it always leads to restoration. Although circumstances may seem insurmountable, Jesus is our Hope.