Let Your “Yes” be Yes and Your “No” be No.
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.
Sermon outlines and audio sermons by Kevin Cauley preached at the New Boston Church of Christ.
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
The church matters because the church is 1) God’s Plan 2) Christ’s Body, 3) Saved People. Each person should be able to explain why the church matters. This lesson teaches that the church is God’s only plan for human fellowship and unity.
This lesson provides a Biblical perspective on grief over loss in death and guides disciples in the way of comfort God had provided. It's Emphasis is on God’s love and brotherly love.
In this lesson, we will study Romans 5 and answer the question: Why does God justify Man by Faith? Each person should be able to explain that God’s motivation for justifying man by faith is His grace.
This lesson will look at questions regarding speaking in tongues, 1) What was speaking in tongues? 2) Who could speak in tongues? 3) When and Where did they speak in tongues, and 4) Why did they speak in tongues? Each hearer should be able to explain what speaking in tongues was and their purpose. This lesson seeks to disabuse the notion that speaking in tongues is something unintelligible and contemporary.
In this lesson we will look at six Bible principles for resolving conflicts. Each person will be informed what the Bible teaches to resolve conflicts. This lesson teaches six fundamental principles for resolving church conflicts.
Jesus’ teaches 1) Intentions, 2) Imperatives and 3) Implications to get to the heart of the seventh commandment. Each hearer should be able to explain how Jesus’ teaching goes deeper than the surface of the seventh commandment. God desires us to be faithful in our heart, not just in external appearances.
In this lesson we will look at Psalm 10: 1) The faults of the haughty, and 2) The faith of the humble, and 3) Lessons learned. Each person will understand how the Psalmist describes these two characters. We should eschew haughtiness and embrace humility.
In this lesson, we will look at the song “Let the Lower Lights be Burning” and note 1) God is the great lighthouse, 2) Christians are the lesser lights, 3) Sin is darkness that drowns men in perdition, 4) Christians must shine the light of the gospel to bring them into shore. Each person should understand the meaning of the song lyrics and how scripture teaches us to be evangelistic.
We want to study that worship matters when we have the correct object, the correct attitudes, and the correct actions. Everyone should be able to explain that worship matters when we worship as God desires. To impress upon each hearer the necessity of letting God define our worship.
Acts 20 and the Power of the Word is shown in Paul's address to the Elders at Ephesus.
In this lesson, we will look at the 1) Command, 2) Category, 3) Consequence of doing all things without murmuring and disputings. Each hearer should understand what it means to obey this command. Christians should be so focused on demonstrating their faith that murmuring and disputing will not exist.
In this lesson we will answer three questions: 1) What is Gethsemane and Golgotha? 2) What happened between Gethsemane and Golgotha? 3) What do we need to know about Gethsemane to Golgotha? Each person should basically know what happened from Gethsemane to Golgotha and why we need to know about it.
God justifies man by faith in the same way Abraham is justified by faith and 1) Abraham Trusted God, Not Self (1-8), 2) Abraham Believed being Uncircumcised (9-12), 3) Abraham Believed before the Law (13-16), 4) Abraham trusted in the sure word of God (17-24). Each hearer will become familiar with the message of the book of Romans.
Jesus teaches differences, dangers, and directives to get to the heart of the sixth commandment. Each listener should be able to explain how Jesus’ teaching goes deeper than the surface of the sixth commandment. Each person should understand that God desires us to be faithful in our heart, not just in external appearances.
The Excellence and Glory of God is seen to be above 1) The Heavens, 2) His Enemies, 3) The Earth. Each person should understand that God is glorified in His creation by the purposes that He established and that nothing can thwart those purposes.
In this lesson we will notice three ways prioritizing God changes our lives: 1) Self is not Central, 2) Life is Larger, 3) People are Precious. I hope that each listener understands that prioritizing God has significant consequences for life and makes our life better.
In this lesson, we will look at why giving matters from Malachi 3:8-10. 1) God Owns Everything, 2) We hurt ourselves when we don’t give, 3) When we give, God gives Himself. Each person should understand that giving is important and that we need to do it to be faithful to the Lord.
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.