Sermon outlines and audio sermons by Kevin Cauley preached at the New Boston Church of Christ.
In this lesson, we will look at Romans chapter 8 and discuss the blessings of being free from the law and righteous in Christ: 1) Life, 2) Adoption, 3) Glorification, 4) Love. Each person should understand that this chapter is about the blessings of being free from the Law.
In this lesson, we will look at the song “Wonderful Words of Life.” These words are 1) Beautiful, 2) Given, 3) Sanctifying to understand more about this song that we sing and the great message that it teaches.
In this lesson, we will look at Jesus’ teaching regarding acts of devotion. Each person should understand that acts of devotion are to be directed toward God, not man.
The Bride’s blessings are 1) Endowed, 2) Enriching, 3) Exclusive. Each person should understand that the Bride’s blessings are God’s gift, fruitful, and only for her. Each hearer should have a greater appreciation of the unique nature of these gifts that tend toward the Bride’s fruitfulness.
The Good Shepherd cares for the sheep by 1) Warning them concerning dangers to the flock, 2) Guarding the entrance and exit to the fold, and 3) Laying down His life for the sheep. Each listener should be able to state how the Good Shepherd warns concerning dangers to the flock, guards the entrance and exit to the fold, and lays down His life for the sheep. The aim of this lesson is to emphasize our constant need to be vigilant against the enemy by following the Good Shepherd.
Christians have an obligation to love their enemies because 1) Jesus Christ Taught It 2) God the Father Exemplifies It 3) People Need It. Each listener should understand that God expects us to love our enemies. Loving our enemies is a uniquely Christian behavior that shows others the truth of Jesus Christ.
In this Psalm, David contrasts the words of men with the words of God. He enumerates several characteristics of each. Each listener should understand that man’s words are not to be trusted because they are self-seeking whereas God’s words seek our well-being.
Eternity matters because 1) God is Real, 2) Life is Short, 3) Heaven and Hell are Forever. Each listener should understand why and that eternity matters and order his life based on this truth.
The Law cannot make a person righteous because 1) It died when Christ was crucified, 2) Sin deceives a person trying to obey the law, 3) Only Jesus can deliver us from the body of death. Each listener should understand that the Law cannot make one righteous.
In this story of salvation, Jesus heals ten lepers. We will study this story seeking to learn about Jesus and the salvation He offers. We need to identify with the lowest of the lepers to honor Jesus best.
This Psalm of David sets forth the threat of man vs. the throne of the Lord. Each person should understand that when the faithful are threatened by man, God’s throne continues to stand.
The hand that was wounded 1) Brought compassion, mercy, and forgiveness, 2) Bled for the sins of the world, 3) Broke the bondage of sin, 4) Binds us together in brotherhood. Each should appreciate what Jesus accomplished for us with his hands.
In this lesson we will set forth three reasons why unity matters. 1) Unity is the Lord’s Prayer for the Church. 2) Unity is Essential to the Church. 3) Unity is of the Holy Spirit. Each Christian should desire to have unity within the body of Christ. This lesson seeks to teach God's plan for unity among believers and to help all come to a better understanding of what this means.
Jesus teaches us that the Christian should not adopt any level of revenge against the evil whether 1) Retaliation, 2) Resentment, or 3) Reluctance. Each person ought to understand that revenge at any level is sinful and ought not to be practiced by the Christian. This lesson will focus on Matthew 5:38-42 and what Jesus taught about revenge.
In this lesson we will briefly notice what the Koran teaches and what the Bible teaches about Jesus, the Bible, Peace and War, and Heaven. Each hearer should know that the Islamic religion is not as innocuous as the politically correct make it out to be. The aim of this lesson is to help us understand more regarding the religion of Islam and how to refute it.
In this lesson we will talk about how families matter. We will discuss how each member of the family matters: 1) Father and Husband, 2) Mother and Wife, 3) Children, 4) Grandparents. Each person should be able to state what their role is in the family as God would have it and cite supporting scripture to say why it matters. To support and encourage each person to let them know that they matter as they fulfill their role in the family.
In this lesson we will study four ways in which every person can support our gospel meeting. Each hearer should be able to take these four points and go out and use them to support our gospel meeting. I want to encourage each member to get out and support our gospel meeting.
God keeps man justified by 1) Creating a New Man in Christ, 2) Giving Grace so that a Sin does not Reign Over Us, and 3) Expecting Us to be Servants of Righteousness. Each person will be able to explain from Romans 6 how God keeps man justified.
In this part of the sermon on the mount, Jesus is teaching us to 1) Keep Our Commitments, 2) Do a Good Job, 3) Permission to Say “No.” Each person will be able to explain what this text means.
God's Grace is Amazing