If you want to be all that God wants you to be, here are some characteristics to display with others, characteristics which will enable you to live out the priciples of the Kingdom of God in the arenas where God has placed you.

Pastor Mead talks about giving Thanksgiving, even in difficult times.

"Am I the one?"  This sermon is based on Mark 14, wherein the question "Am I the one?" is asked of Jesus, after he revealed that one of his disciples would betray him.  This question is similar to  a question that perhaps we should be asking ourselves from time to time, "Am I the one who is letting you down, in the current situation."

Pastor Dean mead delivers this sermon on a "Whole Life Perspective", a perspective which enables us to see that every context we find ourselves in is a place to display our Christian character, model the ways of Jesus, minister to others, be a shaper of our culture, and so on.  He quotes quotes Mark Greene, Executive Directory of The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, who said, "When followers of Jesus develop a whole-life perspective they see  that every context that they find themselves is not just a place to  display Christian character - to model the ways of Jesus - but also a  place to minister to others, to be a mouthpiece for truth and justice  and the gospel, to be a maker of disciples and to be a maker of  culture - the way things are done." 

A sermon by ministry practitioner, Milfred Minatrea, based on Jeremiah 6:16, "... Stand at the crossroads and look; ask for the ancient paths, ask where the good way is, and walk in it, and you will find rest for your souls..." (NIV)

A sermon based on lessons we can learn from a poor widow who quietly and unobtrusively gave everything she had, two small coins, in stark contrast to the noisy, showy gifts from the proud and hypocritical leaders who were giving only a tiny part of their surplus. 

A sermon by Brother Billy Sutherland about learning from our past mistakes, so that we become victors instead of vicitims, and accepting God's forgiveness and giving our forgiveness to others.

The second sermon in a multi-part series by Pastor Dean Mead at Calvary Baptist Church.

The first sermon in a multi-part sermon series by Pastor Dean Mead at Calvary Baptist Church.

Brother Walter Sensat's sermon on 11-28-2010 at Calvary Baptist Church.

This sermon is part 4 in a multi-part series tited, "A Fork in the Road".  You reach a fork in the road. A choice has to be made. Some choices are minimal and others are major, but each choice leads us somewhere. This sermon series will challenge all of us to make better decisions in an effort to help us become all that God intends us to be.

Missionary Joe Vaughn's presentation on his work in Poland, where he's been on mission for the past eight years.

This sermon is part 2 in a multi-part series tited, "A Fork in the Road".  You reach a fork in the road. A choice has to be made. Some choices are minimal and others are major, but each choice leads us somewhere. This sermon series will challenge all of us to make better decisions in an effort to help us become all that God intends us to be.

This sermon is part 1 in a multi-part series tited, "A Fork in the Road".  You reach a fork in the road. A choice has to be made. Some choices are minimal and others are major, but each choice leads us somewhere. This sermon series will challenge all of us to make better decisions in an effort to help us become all that God intends us to be.

This sermon is the second in a two-part series titled, "Being the People of God", in which Pastor Dean Mead talks about where we are going as a church  in our consumer-oriented society, and what we can do as individuals to become all God intends us to be.

This sermon is the first in a two-part series titled, "Being the People of God", in which Pastor Dean Mead talks about where we are going as a church  in our consumer-oriented society, and what we can do as individuals to become all God intends us to be.