Christian Sermons From Calvary Chapel Greenmeadow, North Kingstown, Ri

We battle against the world, the flesh, and the devil and we are most susceptible to attack when we are by ourselves. But the word of God is our strong defense.

Although Jesus needed no repentance or forgiveness, He was baptized to affirm John's, ministry, indentify with humanity, and to set the example for us.

John the Baptist prepared the way for baptism by Jesus with the Holy Spirit and with fire.

John the Baptist's message was simply, "change your direction towards God." This is the meaning of repentance. And in so doing, we must remove all that obstructs the paths for Him.

"Get up!" the angel of the Lord said to Joseph; and he obeyed as he moved his family to Egypt. Once there, God told him to stay, and he did until the Lord told him to return to Israel. How do we respond to God's leading and direction in our lives?

Wise men came to worship He who was born "King of the Jews." They traveled long and at great expense to find Him and they were overjoyed when they found Him. We also must seek Him and worship Him and in this we may too find joy.

The virgin birth is an essential of the Christian faith and must not be compromised.

In this week's study, we discuss the ancestry of Jesus Christ as recorded by Matthew.

In this introduction to the book of Matthew, we get a perspective of who this tax-collector turned Apostle was and how his Gospel is unique.

True revival always contains prayer, confession, and repentance. After returning to the Promised Land, Ezra finds that his people, including the Levites, have compromised themselves. Through prayer, confession, and repentance, Ezra leads the people towards revival.

Teen Challenge, Providence share's its mission and the testimonies of some of its members. Also, in the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, Ezra returns from Babylon to Jerusalem to preach the word, which he is committed to studying, teaching, and doing. The people long to hear it and are told to be joyful in knowing and understanding God's word.

Seven hundred years before Christ's birth, Isaiah prophesied about the coming "Wonderful Counselor"

Through dedication to the task, Israel overcomes resistance and completes construction of the temple.

The church elders speak at the first service in the Greenmeadow church.

The Israelites were taken out of the Promised Land because they began to worship false gods. But now Ezra is beginning to turn back.

The Levites, who were set apart, receive their cities so they could be spread out to serve the Lord.

God establishes the boundaries of the Promised Land.

Stages in the journey of the Israelites.

The Transjordan tribes settle on the east side of the Jordan river.

God speaks to us in His son in Hebrews Ch 1:1-3