Kevin Cauley Sermon Outlines, Articles, Lessons, etc.

Why Are There So Many Denominations?

Recently I was asked this very important question. It is a question about which many people have pondered. It is a question that largely goes unanswered by many that choose rather to uphold the status quo of mainline religious bodies today. It is a question, however, that is begging to be answered by millions and […]

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The Challenge of a Church Budget

A couple of weeks ago in the bulletin we looked at the question, “What is our greatest challenge?” The answer to that question is that our greatest challenge is ourselves. If we can overcome our own personal fears, setbacks, difficulties, and problems, then we can go forward to become a better Christian in service to […]

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Little Eyes

Sometimes the most sublime truths can be stated in the simplest ways. We have a song that is often sung in our children’s classes and vacation bible schools: “Oh, be careful little eyes what you see.” The song continues and speaks about being careful about what we hear, say, do and where we go. Moreover, […]

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Who Will Be Saved?

The question of who will be saved has occupied the thoughts of many throughout the ages. There are some people today who believe that everyone who has ever lived will be saved. There are some today who believe that a majority of people who have lived on the earth will be saved. There is, however, […]

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Do Not Bid Them Godspeed

The passage from which the title of this article originates is found on 2 John 9-11. John writes, “Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God. He that abideth in the doctrine of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son. If there come any unto you, and bring […]

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The Problem of Evil in the Wake of September 11th

PBS recently aired a television special asking the question that most don’t want to confront, “Why is there such evil in this world?” “Why would God allow such evil to occur?” Why wouldn’t God stop such an evil event as happened on September 11th, 2001?”

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The Real Dead Heads

Last year our missionary from Costa Rica and his wife came and visited the United States. While they were visiting, the editor of the religious section of the local newspaper wrote an article regarding their work. During the interview, the gentleman asked what would be the appropriate titles for both the missionary and me. I […]

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The Mission and Work of the Church – Benevolence

The mission and work of the church centers around the great mission that Christ proclaimed namely to seek and to save the lost (Luke 19:10). The church as the bride of Christ has the responsibility of support the Christ in this great work (Ephesians 5:23, 24). As we have studied through the work of the […]

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Lessons from the Battle of Pea Ridge

Recently, I had the privilege of walking upon the Pea Ridge battlefield in Northern Arkansas. The battle fought here determined control of the state of Missouri, which was crucial for the Union because they planned to use the Mississippi river to split the forces of the south. The union was defending Missouri at the time […]

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Genetic Modifications

The message of the gospel of Jesus Christ is still the same today as it was two thousand years ago. In the book of Hebrews we read, “Jesus Christ is the same, yesterday, today, and forever” (Hebrews 13:8). It is based upon this solid fact of scripture that the principles of restoration are preached. If […]

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Why didn't God appear to the rest of the world?

As we read in the Bible we only read about the presence of God in the area of the Old and New Testaments (Middle East, Greece, Rome, etc). Where was God for the rest of the world (China, North America, Island Nations, etc.)? Why didn’t he appear to them? Just because we do not have […]

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May a person divorced on account of abuse remarry?

My question is related to divorce. Recently a friend of mine divorced her husband on account of pyhsical abuse. She was finally tired of his violent behavior so she left him. My question is, is it okay for her to remarry? And if it isn’t biblically correct for her to remarry and she does, would […]

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Is it biblical to withdraw fellowship from erring Christians?

Is it biblical to withdraw fellowship from an individual who has left the church and after encouragement, exhortation, longsuffering, and finally rebuke refuses to come back to the Lord? I know the Lord’s church has failed miserably in recent years in excersising church discipline because it affects family members and is uncomfortable but we must […]

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Can women teach young men in Bible class?

Is it bibically correct for women to teach, in a Sunday School class, a young boy of 10 years old who was recently baptized? The Bible teaches that women are not permitted to teach publicly or to take a role of authority over a man (1 Timothy 2:11, 12). There are two questions we must […]

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Flying Away on a Sin Wagon (To Hell)

I don’t know if many people listen to “country” music in our congregation. I listen to this music driving home from work and lately there has been a song on the air by the Dixie Chicks called “Sin Wagon.” This song glorifies the concept of sin like none other I have heard before. We have […]

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Getting out of Our Comfort Zones in Christian Kindness

Date written: 1/25/97 Scripture ref: 2 Timothy 4:11 SUBJECT: Love TITLE: Getting Out of our Comfort Zones in Christian Kindness PROPOSITION: Christian kindness requires us to leave our comfort zones to practice 1) Charity, 2) Compassion, and 3) Courtesy. OBJECTIVES: The listener should be able to recognize scriptures discussion charity, compassion, and courtesy and state […]

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Does Galatians 6:10 Authorize The Church to Give to Non-Saints? Part 4

March 12th, 2003 I got to thinking about your comments a little more in your document and I just wanted to ask about one thing. I agree with you that the Lord’s Supper is corporate action. I am a little curious, however, do you believe that 1 Corinthians 11:23-34 is discussing corporate action? Seems to […]

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Does Galatians 6:10 Authorize The Church to Give to Non-Saints? Part 3

March 5th, 2003 In response to your thoughts, I would first say that Galatians 6:10 is not the only passage with which I am going to deal to establish my case. However, I would like to point out a small fallacy in your reasoning. Now, if I am misrepresenting what you are saying, then I […]

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Does Galatians 6:10 Authorize The Church to Give to Non-Saints? Part 1 (Introduction)

(Author’s note: This is my part of an e-mail discussion with a non-institutional brother on the subject of whether the church has Bible authority to give to non-saints. The discussion occurred by e-mail in February and March of 2003. It was an informal discussion in that there were no stated propositions upon which we were […]

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Do You Believe In Pastors?

Recently a wonderful lady whom I have gotten to know in my work here at Berryville posed this question to me. I appreciate this question and thought that it would be a good subject of a bulletin article as there is great misunderstanding in the religious world today regarding pastors. When we look in the […]

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