Christian Sermons from Calvary Chapel Greenmeadow, North Kingstown, RI

Isaiah recognized his sinfulness in the presence of a holy God, yet he accepted God's cleansing. His immediate response was a willingness to be sent by God. Likewise, we must be willing disciples with no strings attached.

Each church needs a vision just as does each individual believer. Ours is based upon Proverbs 29:18, 24:3-4, Acts 2:42, and, by a negative example, Zachariah 11:15-16. A vision combined with a task brings victory!

One of the most memorized passages of scripture is Psalm 23. Describing the personal relationship between sheep and shepherd, and filled with descriptive imagery giving us peace and hope in times of trouble, it is a help to many.

In today's message, Jim leads us through scriptures that remind us of God's plans and promises for the nation of Israel and the church.

The Nicaragua Mission Team discusses the way God worked in and through them during the trip to serve and bless Jesus, the missionaries, and the people, to perform outreach and work projects, and to reestablish connections.

Girls from Teen Challenge Providence share how Jesus is working in their lives through powerful testimonies and music. Also, Pastor Rich continues in Colossians asking if we are able to name Jesus in everything we do.

How are you at submitting to authority? It is God's will that we respect and obey those over us, being model citizens in our work, school, home, church, and community. In this way, we bring glory to God by whose name we are called.

Spend time in the word through personal reading, devotionals, music, and books. Do it at a time that works for you in a quiet place. Do it because you want to receive direction and encouragement. Do it because it is God's will for you.

Believers must be disciplined in reading and studying God's Word. Let it dwell within you so that you will know the truth and may admonish and teach others. There is no substitute for personal Bible reading in a Christian's life.

While this world offers little in the way of security, the Bible assures us that God is our rock, our fortress, and our savior. His foundation is faithful, right, and true and He delivers us from the slippery footing of the slimy pit.