Sermon outlines and audio sermons by Kevin Cauley preached at the New Boston Church of Christ.
God is a just God because we can trust His 1) Integrity, 2) Judgments, 3) Punishments. Each hearer should understand that he may trust in God in all situations of life even when others have done evil against him. That each person put more faith and trust in God and His righteousness.
Jesus matters because He is 1) The Savior of Humanity, 2) The Standard for Humanity, and 3) The Sovereign of Humanity. Each person should be able to understand the relevance of Jesus to their lives. I want to impress upon each person the necessity of Jesus to live a good life.
In this lesson we will study what Jesus calls the greatest command looking at its 1) Imperative, 2) Intentional 3) Instructive 4) Intense 4) Impressive. Each person should understand the greatest command and seek to live by it. This sermon emphasizes that the greatest command is not obeyed by mere emotion, but by action.
Jesus teaches the Christian what to do about offenses in relationship to 1) the World, 2) One’s Self, 3) Other Christians. The hearer will know how Jesus expects us to handle offenses.
Jesus’ escape from the tomb means 1) the Reality of God, 2) the Reality of Redemption for Sinners, 3) the Reality of Resurrection for Saints. The hearer should understand that Jesus’ resurrection presents to us God’s reality when it comes to God, Redemption, and Eternity. This sermon to communicate that the resurrection of Jesus presents God’s perspective of the reality as it really is.
What is heaven and hell? The Bible tells us that 1) Heaven is a place of reward, but hell is a place of punishment. 2) Heaven is a place of eternal joy; Hell is a place of suffering. 3) Heaven is God’s home; Hell is where Satan’s prison. Each hearer should understand how the Bible describes heaven and hell. This sermon should motivate the hearers to want to go to heaven and avoid hell.
We should give thanks for the goodness of God because God 1) Fills the Hungry Soul with Goodness, 2) Breaks the Chains of Sin 3) Delivers from our Own Destruction, 4) Guides us to our Desired Haven 5) Gives Fertility to the Land and 6) Executes Justice. Each hearer should understand that God does many very good things in the world on a daily basis. This sermon emphasizes God’s faithful goodness to mankind.
In this lesson, we will look at Romans chapter one, which is 1) God’s righteousness and 2) Man’s unrighteousness. Each hearer will understand that God’s righteousness is revealed through the gospel of His Son, Jesus Christ and that man is inherently unrighteous. I hope to communicate that God’s righteousness saves but man’s unrighteousness condemns.
What does it mean to love my neighbor as myself? How do I practice it? Where do I start? Each person should understand more about the second command and how to live it. This sermon encourages everyone to practice the second greatest command.
The apostle Paul escaped 1) Stoning, 2) Imprisonment, 3) Shipwreck. Each hearer should understand that God can and will deliver in time of trouble. We should put more faith and trust in God than our own fears.
In this psalm, we see a prayer of one afflicted. It is a prayer of 1) Mercy, 2) Deliverance, 3) Grief, and 4) Received. Each hearer will understand that God hears the prayers of the afflicted. I wish to communicate that God hears even when we feel abandoned.
What is the gospel? It is 1) the Good News, 2) the Death, Burial, and Resurrection of Jesus, 3) the Power of God to Salvation. Each hearer will be able to answer the question, “What is the gospel?” I want to communicate that the gospel is God’s plan for salvation through Jesus Christ.
What does it mean to be defiled? The Pharisees had one definition. Jesus had a different definition. In this lesson, we will examine 1) the meaning, 2) the manner, and 3) the menace of defilement. Each hearer will be able to explain that defilement originates in the heart, not from some external source. The aim of this lesson is to communicate that Christianity teaches personal responsibility.
In this lesson, we will discuss the command to obey the Lord. We will look at 1) What the command means, 2) Who is responsible to follow it, and 3) Why we must obey it. Each hearer should be impressed with the absolute necessity of obeying the Lord. I hope to communicate with each person what obedience means.
In this lesson we will look at the bible doctrine of inspiration: the evidence for inspiration; the nature of inspiration; the function of inspiration; and the scope of inspiration; some misunderstandings of inspiration. The objective of this lesson is to help everyone understand what the Bible doctrine of inspiration is and implies and to help all respect God's authority.
In this lesson we will study the song “A Beautiful Life.” This song emphasizes that the true beauty of the Christian is in 1) serving others 2) pure living, 3) recognizing our mortality. Each hearer should understand that life is fleeting and we need to make the most of every day to do good to others.
What is sin? Sin is 1) lawlessness, 2) violation of conscience, 3) leaving undone what we should do. Each hearer should be able to state what sin is. This lesson seeks to answer a top religious question with Bible teaching.
From Joshua 22 we learn about 1) Fellowship, 2) Falling Out, 3) Fact Finding, and 3) Fairness. We should follow the example of the Israelites when resolving our problems as well.
In this lesson we will examine three practical ways in which we can make it easy to forbear and forgive one another. The objective of this lesson is to seek to practice forbearance and forgiveness of one another in our lives.
The psalm expresses love for good and hatred for evil by his 1) Petition, 2) Opposition, 3) Position, 4) Condemnation, 5) Exaltation. Each listener should share the Psalmists attitudes toward good and evil.