Christian Sermons from Calvary Chapel Greenmeadow, North Kingstown, RI

Jesus often sends us out into storms as He did the disciples, but we may be comforted in knowing that He is praying for us.

Tom Miyashiro of Faith 2 Faith Ministries International shares his perspective -- of awkward years going to school in Willimantic CT and the tragic loss of his wife Amy -- through the lens of a Christ-centered life.

Our journey with Christ requires effort to be fruitful even though it is His power at work in us. It is more like a bike ride than a nap in an easy chair.

God wants to bless us by multiplying the little we have to make it much. Yet, whatever He blesses, He breaks. Are we willing to be broken?

Herod did not want to hear that he was wrong to have married his brother's wife so instead of addressing the situation, he killed the messenger, John the Baptist.

Jesus offended those who knew Him only as a man. It is up to us to see past the man and past the familiar to the holy.

Today we look at three of the Kingdom Parables, which instruct us that Jesus gave all He had for the treasure that is you and me. Nothing less than all we have will do in return.

The knowledge of the Gospel started out very small, but now people all over the planet know the good news. In the same way, we may only have a little faith now, but God can use what little we have to spread the word even more.

In the parable of the weeds, we see that God is working, yet so is Satan. It is hard for man to distinguish the wheat from the weeds until it is time for harvest. But God's ultimate judgment will be right.

The knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven has been given to you but not to unbelievers. Those who want to understand will hear the hidden meaning in parables.