Christian Sermons from Calvary Chapel Greenmeadow, North Kingstown, RI

The great commission gives every believer the responsibility to lead others to and in Christ. We can do this by investing our time, energy, and resources in younger believers, taking the time to instruct them and protect them.

If we sow righteousness, we shall reap steadfast love. Our fruitfulness comes from Him. The righteous walk in His ways but the rebellious will stumble in them. God's desire is for us to return and walk rightly.

God, through Hosea, provided Israel with warnings of His coming wrath because they had strayed from Him. They sowed the wind with their sin and reaped the whirlwind of consequences including exile and captivity.

This week, Pastor Rich gives a brief overview of the Old Testament and the first minor Prophet, Hosea. God's unfailing love for Israel is clearly shown here. He could never forsake His people, even when they turn to other Gods.

As Pastor Rich concludes the book of Philippians, he reviews the essential elements of the book's theme of joy and provides a handy reference to key verses.

Young believers we should learn a consistent habit of cheerful committed giving, which is a fragrant offering to God. We do not give to get, but there is a connection between God's blessings and our attitude towards giving.

Contentment is what is contained within us, not the circumstances around us. For the believer, Christ is within us. Be content with what you have because He will never leave nor forsake you.

In this special message, Justin Montoya discusses four aspects of children's ministry: God's heart towards children, the importance of children's ministry, our approach to it, and practical ways for more effective ministry to kids.

Mankind's natural tendency is to think evil thoughts. God calls us to fill our minds with goodness. If we intentionally think of something often enough, we will get to the point where we can't stop thinking about it.

When in the midst of trials and anxious moments, prayer should be our first remedy. It is not that God will change our circumstances, but He promises us a peace that goes beyond our understanding if our minds are fixed on Him.