Christian Sermons from Calvary Chapel Greenmeadow, North Kingstown, RI

Jesus explains to His disciples that faith (in God and in His Son) is the essential element in all good works done for the kingdom. Our faith does not need to be perfect, but the object of our faith is omnipotent.

When Moses encountered God, his face reflected God's glory, but when Jesus was transfigured, it was His own glory that shown. After we have been touched by that glory on the mountain, we must remember there are people in desperate need in the valley.

Pastor Cymbala presents a moving sermon on the power of prayer in this video taped message from the Brooklyn Tabernacle.

For all people, the return of Jesus Christ dictates that we ask ourselves what we have done with God's Son. For Christians, how we live our lives until that time will dictate our reward in heaven.

If we want to follow Jesus, we must be willing to give up everything for Him, denying ourselves daily.

His Cross: We are reminded that Jesus came for the cross and He was quick to rebuke any who would try to distract Him from that purpose. Likewise we should not entertain distractions from our spiritual calling.

We can not know who we are until we know who Jesus is. If you asked your friends and coworkers who Jesus is, what would they say? Look for opportunities to ask and answer this question.

Are you a weather watcher or a Jesus follower?

Jesus demonstrates to His disciples that His compassion extends to all people. Although they objected, Jesus answers the plea of a persistent and humble woman.

Sometimes it's easy to honor God with our lips and yet have our hearts far from Him. But a heart that is far from God will reveal itself in our words and deeds.