“Come to the Feast”
In Luke 14:15-24 we learn about God's 1) Invitation, 2) Expectations, 3) Anger, 4) Love. Each person should be emboldened to share God's invitation with others.
Sermon outlines and audio sermons by Kevin Cauley preached at the New Boston Church of Christ.
In Luke 14:15-24 we learn about God's 1) Invitation, 2) Expectations, 3) Anger, 4) Love. Each person should be emboldened to share God's invitation with others.
Examples of evangelism (Acts 8:4): 1) Noah in Obedience, 2) David in Faith, 3) Prophets in Courage, 4) Daniel in Prayer, and more. Each person should learn from them.
No other gods before the LORD (Exodus 20:3-5) means 1) God Comes First, 2) Identify Idols, 3) Repent of Idolatry. Each person should know the first commandment.
Christians must leave behind 1) Our Sins, 2) The Past, 3) Resentments, 4) Regrets, 5) Grudges (Philippians 3:13-14). Each person should not let them defeat him.
When sharing the gospel, say "come and see" (John 1:43-46): 1) The Works of God, 2) The Glory of God, 3) The Son of God. Each person will have something to say.
God's gift in Jesus (1 John 4:9-10) is 1) Jesus the Human, 2) Jesus the Sacrifice, 3) Jesus the King, 4) Jesus the Son. Each person should see God gave the best gift.
To adore Christ (Ephesians 3:14-19) we love Him 1) By Putting Him First, 2) By Obeying His Commands, 3) Because He First Loved Us. Each person should know what it means.
The basics of sin (Romans 7:7-14): 1) Sin Is Real, 2) Sin Requires Something from You, 3) Sin Rewards Unexpectedly. Each person should see how sin deceives us.
Abraham, the friend of God (Hebrews 11:8-10), shows 1) Faith, 2) Family Leadership, 3) Friendship. Each person should learn to imitate his faithful character.
In this lesson we will compare and contrast the Passover lamb with Jesus as the lamb of God. We will notice that the lamb is 1) Sanctified -- God's lamb, 2) Spotless -- Without blemish, 3) A Sacrifice, 4) Salvation. Each hearer should be able to understanding the significance of the Passover lamb and the typical relationship to Jesus our Messiah, the Lamb of God today.