Living Faith Christian Church Sermons

Our words have incredible power. They can build people up or tear them down, bring healing or cause division. In the first message of our Watch Your Mouth series, we examine what Scripture teaches about gossip - why it's so appealing, how it damages relationships, and why even sharing true information can sometimes be harmful.Gossip damages relationships, fuels conflict, and can change the way we see others based on incomplete information. It can be tempting to listen to, and sometimes gossip is simply sharing private information that was never ours to share.Ultimately, the answer isn't just to watch our mouths - it's to allow God to change our hearts. Because what comes out of our mouths reveals what's going on inside.This sermon was preached by Pastor Victor Gluckin at Living Faith Christian Church in Warwick, RI

Life is full of uncertainty. We don't always know what's coming next or where God might lead us. But while God doesn't promise us a clear map of everything ahead, He promises something better: His presence.In Exodus 40, God guided the Israelites through the wilderness, inviting them to trust and follow Him wherever He led. That same invitation is ours today. Whether life is easy or challenging, we can trust the One who leads us.God loves us. God is with us. God will never leave us. The question is: Will we choose to stay with Him? May this be our response each day: Love God. Be with God. Don't leave God.(This was shared during Friday Night of our 2026)

In Acts 17, Paul came to the city of Berea and taught people about Jesus. Instead of immediately rejecting what they heard, or simply accepting it because Paul said it, the Bereans listened carefully and then searched the Scriptures for themselves to see if it was true.That’s a healthy approach to faith. We should be humble enough to keep learning, grounded enough to check what we hear against the Bible, confident without thinking we have everything figured out, and secure enough to disagree without treating people like enemies.None of us has peaked. We want to keep learning, keep searching the Scriptures, and keep following Jesus wherever he leads.This message was preached by Pastor Victor Gluckin at Living Faith Christian Church in Warwick, Rhode Island.

The Bible is powerful, but many Christians still feel unsure about how to read it, understand it, or make it part of everyday life.In this message, we look at what Scripture says it does in us: teaching, correcting, training, preparing, and equipping us for the life God has called us to live. We also look at some simple ways to begin: make a plan, read with others, be where Scripture is read, and ask God to open our eyes.You do not have to understand everything before you begin. Start somewhere, and open the Bible.This message was preached by Pastor Victor Gluckin at Living Faith Christian Church in Warwick, Rhode Island.

We spend a lot of time looking for ways to make life better, easier, and more effective. But what are the practices that actually shape us into the people we've been created to be? Psalm 19 points us to three things worth doing every day: praise, Scripture, and prayer. Praise helps us recognize the greatness of God. Scripture shows us His ways, gives wisdom, restores the soul, and helps us see clearly. Prayer brings our whole lives before God, asking Him to reveal what we cannot see, empower us to overcome sin, and change both our hearts and our words. We don’t need 37 life hacks. Start here: praise God, listen to His Word, and talk to Him.This message was preached by Pastor Victor Gluckin at Living Faith Christian Church in Warwick, Rhode Island.