The New Testament Baptist Church

Joshua was a man that was ready for leadership. He has the character that is needed to lead Israel into the promised land.

We see David trust the Lord not just because he knows the Lord is strong but because he knows he belongs to the Lord.

We look at the fight between David and Goliah and see applications for spiritual warfare

We look at the place where Jesus was betrayed and we see his struggle, his prayer, and his prayer.

John teaches us to be amazed at the love of God, and when we are amazed at it, it will change us.

We see that feelings are real but they are not always factual and true and that our feelings are greatly helped when we focus on what we know.

We see that Paul is a great example of contentment in Christ

We learn how to worship by looking at the praise around the throne by the creatures and the elders.

We learn to build ourselves up and by doing so we are able to help others

We see God's judgment on Herod and how we should strive to give God glory

We can be as close to God as we want to be.

When Peter was cast into prison the church prayed and God moved in a way they likely never thought of.

We see that God leads us to difficult places so we may learn to trust HIm and in turn He gives us a song.

We take note of some things that caused others to label the disciples as Christians

We see that our thoughts matter to God and if we are right in our hearts before God then they will matter to us.

We see that even Peter was accountable to others for what he did and that we are too.

We must give effort in receiving the Word if we are going to grow.

No matter who we are speaking to, our conversation needs to lead to the gospel.

Men, if others would follow us would it lead them to the King?

We are reminded that Jesus was and is God and that He is also man

We see that even though Cornelius was a good guy, he still needed saved, and that the Lord prepared Peter to go to him.

We are reminded that Jesus is needed in all seasons of life, whether it is a season of peace, suffering, or grieving.

We are instructed on how we are to receive God's word

We see that our thoughts reveal who we are.

We see that thankfulness is connected to contentment, power, and generosity.

Our lives are short and vain, but God will use them for his everlasting purposes.

In this lesson we see how that thankfulness is connected to peace and faith and helps us to combat worry.

There are some things that characterize our life if we are indeed a thankful people

Jesus is the only begotten Son of God.

We must always remember God's power and love for us.

If we are alive in Christ, we will have a desire to eat and drink in his righteousness.

We see that we are to love one another as Jesus has loved us.

We discuss some of the wonderful things about heaven that are revealed.

Sometimes the Lord takes us the long way because He knows whats best for us.

When we consider the heavens and their size we are reminded of how great God is and how much He loves us

We see that replacement theology does not stand when we see that Israel is mentioned in Revelation

We see why some left following Jesus and why some didnt.

We see that Paul did not teach that God was done with Israel or have been replaced

We can know that God is not done with Israel by the fact that He has brought them back to their land and established them as a nation

Paul told the church of the Thessalonians that the coming of Lord would not overtake them as a thief

Through the illustration of the potter and clay we see that all we are and can be is all of the Lord.

Paul's new life quickly changes and not everyone is comfortable with it or likes it.

We see that even though we are saved by grace in Jesus that Christians will still give account for their lives and how they served the Lord.

We see that when we don't seek after forgiveness when we sin that we will not know the joy of the Lord.

We get an introduction to the book of James and learn to count our trials as joy.

After reviewing Paul's testimony of his salvation we see that we have much in common.

We are reminded that we are pilgrims and foreigners in this earth and that we are different and just passing through

We see the purpose of the Shepherd's staff.

We see that Philip was submissive to the Lord even when told to go to a desert and a man was saved.

We see how Hezekiah responded to the threats against Judah

We see the purpose of the rod in the Shepherds hand.