Sermon on Naaman — Sermon outline by Kevin Cauley on the Naaman Bible story and his healing by Elijah of his leprosy. Salvation, obedience.

Subject: Lord’s Supper – Mental Aspect Title: Keeping Your Mind On The Lord During His Supper. Introduction: 1. What do you think about during the Lord’s Supper? 1) Your child’s behavior? 2) Problems at work? 3) The prospects of your favorite football team? 4) The pot roast at Luby’s? 5) Are you thinking about the […]

Date written: April 23rd, 2006
Scripture ref: 2 Kings 2:9-14

SUBJECT: Biography

TITLE: Lessons from the Life of Elisha

PROPOSITION: To review the life of Elisha and glean appropriate lessons.

OBJECTIVE: That each would be more familiar with the life of Elisha.

INTRODUCTION:

1. Read: 2 Kings 2:9-14

SUBJECT: Holiness

TITLE: Following Holiness

PROPOSITION: To follow after holiness we need to 1) Follow After God, 2) Follow After Purity, 3) Follow After Distinctiveness.

Objectives: That each would know what it means to 1) follow after God, 2) follow after purity, and 3) follow after distinctiveness.

Aim: To encourage each to follow holiness so that one day we may all see God.

INTRODUCTION:

1. Read: Hebrews 12:14

2. About the Text:

1) The book of Hebrews was written to encourage Hebrew Christians to be faithful to Christ.

INTRODUCTION:

A. It can be positively asserted and then sustained that only divine wisdom could have produced the qualifications of an elder necessary for one to function acceptably in the eldership in the Lord’s church.

1. Human wisdom would have added … or taken away.

2. God’s qualifications are perfect for the job.

Introduction: A. The Scriptures Clearly Teach This: 1. Rom 12:5 So we, being many, are one body in Christ, and every one members one of another. (KJV) 2. Romans 12:5 so we, who are many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another. (NASB) B. Paul makes over 30 references to the […]

Introduction: Matt. 5:8

1. The idea of purity is ridiculed.

1) “self-righteous”

2) “old fashioned”

3) “repressed”

4) “impossible”

2. The world says:

1) Look up to those of the world, “worldly,” “been around,” “street wise.”

2) Pursuing pleasure and convenience is lauded.

3) Filth is IN – music videos, books, movies, magazines. Filth sells.

3. Jesus replies, “Blessed are the pure in heart…”

SUBJECT: Theology: Ecclesiology

TITLE: Christian Fellowship

PROPOSITION: In this lesson we will examine the basis, the benefits, and the barriers of Christian fellowship.

OBJECTIVE: To help all realize what wonderful blessings we have in Christ specifically in regard to Christian fellowship.

INTRODUCTION:

1. Read: 1 Corinthians 1:9-10

2. About the Text:

SUBJECT: Preaching

TITLE: The Preacher’s Greatest

PROPOSITION: To Show from the scriptures the preacher’s greatest motivation, challenge, and duty as exemplified by Jeremiah.

Objecive: To teach that we have a responsibility to insure that the preacher is presenting his greatest.

INTRODUCTION:

1. Background to the text

SUBJECT: Fellowship, Cooperation, Christian Conduct, Unity

TITLE: Principles of Personal Cooperation

PROPOSITION: We will look at several biblical principles that will help us in personally cooperating with one another, especially in difficult times.

Objectives: That each would understand and make application of how to better cooperate with those around us.

Aim: To help us all learn how to avoid personal problems with one another before they get started.

INTRODUCTION:

Date written: January 8th, 2006 Scripture ref: Genesis 2:1-3 SUBJECT: Creation TITLE: Studies in Genesis – The Creation PROPOSITION: In this lesson we will study the Genesis account of creation. OBJECTIVE: That everyone would be more familiar with the Bible doctrine of Creation as found in Genesis. INTRODUCTION: 1. Read: Genesis 2:1-3 2. About the […]

INTRODUCTION:

A. In our series on “sin” we have so far discussed: The Origin of Sin – What Sin Is – Kinds of Sin – What Sin Will Do To You

B. In the lesson of this hour we will be discussing “Improper Attitudes Toward Sin”

1. This is an important study because attitudes determine our actions

2. Proverbs 4:23

a. The “heart” (the mind) is from where all our actions originate

b. If we obey God, it is because we have a mind of obedience, by way of illustration … “a mind to work” (Neh. 4:6)

c. The attitude that we hold toward sin will greatly influence us in regard to how we react to the sin in our lives and in the lives of others

INTRODUCTION:

A. Most people believe they will go to heaven when they die…

1. Their hope is fostered by the comforting words of many preachers, priests, and rabbis

2. Their hope is based upon the idea that heaven is for all believers, or for those whose good works outweigh the bad

B. But are such hopes well-founded?

1. Will most people go to heaven when they die?

Sermon on Self-Esteem – Sermon outline by Tom Moore on spiritual growth as it is affected by self-esteem.

TITLE: Sermon on Christian Influence | What Have They Seen In Thy House?

INTRODUCTION:

A. In 2 Kings 18:1, a man by the name of Hezekiah became the 13th king of Judah.

1. Of his reign we are told – 2 Kings 18:3

2. Hezekiah was a great king, but he displayed weakness of character when the king of Babylon sent messengers…

a. These messengers came to congratulate Hezekiah upon his recovery from a very serious illness.

b. Hezekiah seems to have the idea that he must convince the king of Babylon, through his messengers, that he was indeed a mighty king.

INTRODUCTION:Acts 9:31

A. The growth of the first century church was both spectacular and constant

1. Acts 2:41, 47

2. Acts 4:4

3. Acts 5:14

4. Acts 6:1, 7

B. What caused this tremendous growth?

1. I am sure there were many factors, probably some that we have no way of knowing of today.

Subject: Family

Title: The Bonds of Christian Family

Proposition: As Christians, we are bonded together as family because: 1) we have the same birth, 2) we have the same worth, 3) we have the same Father.

Objectives: Each hearer should be able to understand the bonds that tie us together as a Christian family.

Aim: To strengthen the bond between us as a Christian family.

INTRODUCTION:

1. We have all had the experience of missing something.

1) When we miss something we feel frustrated and/or mad

2) But, usually, we handle it pretty well…

a. If we miss the bus, we catch another one.

b. If we miss an appointment, we make another one.

c. If we miss a visitor, we go see him.

d. If we miss a phone call, they’ll probably call back.

SUBJECT: Character

TITLE: The Faithful Christian Man

PROPOSITION: To study the qualities of a faithful Christian man in the church, as a husband and as a father.

OBJECTIVE: To help all recognize the responsibilities that God has given to men, to help each man endeavor to carry out those responsibilities faithfully, and to help each woman realize the tremendous responsibilities men have so that they will be supportive.

Ye Are The Light Of The World

INTRODUCTION: Matthew 5:14-16

A. When we moved past the beatitudes, we immediately saw that Jesus began to challenge people’s concept of themselves

1. “Ye are the salt of earth”

a. Salt is a preservative, an antiseptic, and seasoning

b. It is important to see that Jesus implies a tremendous contrast between God’s people as salt and the world which is sick, decaying and bland

2. Salt works because it is different from that to which it is applied