“Man of Sorrows”
Jesus was a "man of sorrows" (Isaiah 53:1-3) because 1) He Lived as a Servant, 2) Many Rejected Him, 3) The Innocent Bore Our Sins. Each person should know why.
Category: Kevin’s Korner
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How to be Evangelistic
How to be evangelistic (Matthew 4:19): 1) Let People See Our Life, 2) Talk About Jesus, 3) Invite Others to Hear, 4) Pray. Each person should use these four ways.
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Jesus Was a Servant
Jesus came not to be served, but to serve (Mark 10:45). Pride is the biggest obstacle to being a servant. Are we willing to kill our pride and serve?
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The Doctrine of God’s Presence
God is always present (Psalm 139:1-18). We must 1) Accept, 2) Acknowledge, 3) Act Upon the doctrine of His presence. Each person should be encouraged by it.
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The Ninth Commandment – Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness
The ninth commandment (Exodus 20): 1) What Bearing False Witness Is, 2) The Old Testament on Lying, 3) The New Testament on Lying. Each person should see why it matters.
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Our Work for Marriage
Why attend our marriage seminar? The Bible will be taught, we need to know God's counsel on marriage, and your presence encourages others (Hebrews 10:24-25).
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What should we say in prayer during the Lord’s Supper?
During the Lord's Supper, we examine ourselves (1 Corinthians 11:27-29) and give thanks for Jesus and His blood shed for remission of sins (Matthew 26:28).
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How can God be no respecter of persons and give to His children?
God shows no partiality in salvation and judgment (Deuteronomy 10:17), yet He blesses different people with different gifts as He chooses. Both are true.
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Principles in Giving
Principles in giving (1 Corinthians 16:1, 2): 1) Grace, God Gives, 2) Gratitude, Give Thankfully, 3) Generosity, Give Ourselves First. Each person should apply them.
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Taking the Gospel to the Whole World
Jesus said to preach the gospel to every creature (Mark 16:15). Through the Internet, our web site reached visitors from 47 countries in August.
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Jesus, the Loving Shepherd
Jesus is the loving Shepherd (Psalm 23) because 1) He Supplies Our Needs, 2) He Defends Us from Harm, 3) He Lays Down His Life. Each person should be able to state why.
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A Study of 2 Timothy 2:15
A study of 2 Timothy 2:15: 1) The Command to Study, 2) The Purpose, Approval by God, 3) The Consequence, a Workman. Each person should see why Bible study matters.
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Help Us Do These Good Works
Learning to Serve, a marriage seminar, Bible Bowl, and our online study are some of the good works at New Boston. Will you pray, volunteer, and give to support them?
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The Eighth Commandment – Thou Shalt Not Steal
"Thou shalt not steal" (Exodus 20): 1) Theft Under the Old Covenant, 2) Under the New Covenant, 3) Lessons for Today. Each person should be able to explain why.
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Why Do We Live in Fear?
Why do we live in fear (2 Timothy 1:7)? 1) Ignorance, 2) Lack of Love, 3) Lack of Faith. Each person should overcome fear and live in love, peace, and fellowship.
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Back To School Time
As our children go back to school, we should also be buying the truth (Proverbs 23:23) and bringing a good attitude without complaining (Philippians 2:14).
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Bible Study is Important
Bible study is important because God's people are destroyed for lack of knowledge (Hosea 4:6). We must hear, study, and learn God's word to please Him.
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Prayer as Worship
Prayer is worship (Matthew 6:9-13): 1) Ascribing Glory to God, 2) Acknowledging Dependence, 3) Asking for Needs, 4) Accepting Blessings. Each person should pray so.
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It is God who Justifies
Defensiveness is a form of self-justification. Christians should own their mistakes, forgive, and move on, trusting that it is God who justifies.
