Sermon outlines and audio sermons by Kevin Cauley preached at the New Boston Church of Christ.
In this lesson, we will discuss the Immanuel prophecies of Isaiah 7-12. The hearer will understand that God revealed key characteristics of the Messiah/Christ in Isaiah 7-12 and how Jesus fulfilled them. I hope to encourage people to think more about messianic prophecy.
Will you not tell it today because 1) Christ cares for us, 2) Christ confirms us, 3) Christ commands us. Each person should be exhorted to tell the gospel to others because of the great things Christ has done for us.
In this lesson, we will look at what it means to grieve the Holy Spirit of God. Each Christians should resolve to eliminate sin from their lives so that they do not grieve the Holy Spirit.
Common questions about the churches of Christ (Romans 16:16): 1) Why no instruments? 2) Only ones saved? 3) Is baptism works? Each person should understand the answers.
Assembling matters because 1) God commanded it, 2) Unity demands it, 3) Worship requires it. Each person should know that attendance at the assembly is necessary to being a faithful Christian. To help everyone understand what the scriptures teach on this topic.
Are we prepared for Jesus to come? We must 1) Be prepared. 2) Be patient. 3) Expect the consequences of proper and improper preparation. Will Jesus find us watching? Each should know what the scriptures say about being prepared, patient, and expecting the consequences of Jesus return. The aim of this sermon is to encourage all to prepare so that Jesus will find us watching.
The Righteous Work of Jesus Christ means 1) The Law is Fulfilled, 2) Jesus is the Greatest in the Kingdom, and 3) His Righteousness Exceeds the Law. Each person should understand that Jesus is God’s righteousness for us today. This lesson seeks to explain Matthew 5:17-20 in terms of Jesus being God’s righteousness.
In this lesson we will look at the gospel. 1) What is it? 2) Why does it matter? 3) To whom does it matter? 4) Where does it matter? 5) How do we spread the gospel? 6) When does it matter? Each person should understand that the gospel matters. This lesson will provide an overview of the gospel and why it matters.
Why ought we not to be weary in well doing? Because in doing good there is a 1) Reward 2) Need 3) Example. This lesson seeks to encourage everyone not to be weary in well doing, but to continually be faithful to the Lord.
For Christians to let their light shine there are some things that they must 1) Avoid, 2) Attempt, and 3) Acclaim. Each should understand that he has an influence to use for good. Each Christian should be more cognizant of his example to others in both word and deed.
In this lesson, we will study some significant messianic prophecies in the book of Genesis. Each person should know how God made and fulfilled each prophecy. This lesson seeks to build faith in God and the Bible.
This lesson will discuss the main points of the song “Oh, to Be Like Thee.” To be like Christ we must 1) sacrifice like Christ, 2) behave like Christ, 3) commit like Christ. Each person should have a good understanding of what they are singing in this song.
The Christian may rejoice always because of his 1) History, 2) Heart, 3) Hope. Each person should be able to recite Philippians 4:4 and say why his History, Heart and Hope give him reason to rejoice always! To encourage the brethren by showing why the Christian has much reason to rejoice.
God is righteous because 1) He is faithful, 2) He is just, 3) Man is guilty, and 4) God justifies by faith in Jesus Christ. The hearer should be able to understand how God justifies the guilty sinner. The aim of this lesson is to learn the gist of Romans chapter three.
Evangelism matters because 1) The Devil is a liar, 2) Eternity is long, 3) Jesus was an evangelist, 4) God wants everyone to be in His church. Each person will understand the importance of evangelism and give reasons for it.
In this Psalm the singer praises the Lord because the Lord 1) Defends, 2) Shelters, 3) Delivers, and 4) Remembers. Each hearer will understand to praise the Lord for His works for the righteous and against the wicked.
In this lesson, we will look at the song “I Gave My Life for Thee,” and the questions that it asks at the end of each line that each person would understand the meaning of the lyrics and be inspired to give more to Christ.
We value the church by 1) Praising Lovingly, 2) Praying Fervently, 3) Giving Willingly, 4) Serving Faithfully.
People matter because 1) they were made in the image of God, 2) Jesus died on the cross for them, 3) they were created to live forever in eternity. Each hearer should understand why people matter to God and why they should matter to us also.
In this chapter, God makes a covenant with David. We see 1) David’s Desire, 2) God’s Design, and 3) David’s Devotion. Each person should understand that God’s covenant with David was fulfilled in Jesus.