The New Testament Baptist Church

We see some major themes from Proverbs that instruct fathers what they should teach their children.

When we see the giving and rejoicing of David and Israel we are instructed to give to Jesus and to rejoice in HIm.

Paul's heart desired to see his people saved.

We see the apostles obeyed God even when it meant they could be beaten or killed and then they rejoiced when they were beaten.

We need need holy resolve to keep doing the Lords work

We consider how that the Pastor needs to feed the sheep if he is going to follow HIs Shepherd and have a shepherd's heart

We see that the nature of the faith that Timothy had began in his mother and grandmother

This Psalm connects loving God and loving God's house.

We see there is a difference between leading and driving and we see that a shepherd needs discernment.

When spiritual leaders know the Lord, are confident in their calling and are content in Christ they are the better leaders.

The providing nature of God.

Our Destination is certain, secured in Christ.

The healing nature of God.

The faithful paths in which our Shepherd leads.

The valley of the shadow of death may look different in certain seasons of life, and for many reasons, but we are never alone!

Who am I? Who is He? We won't know who we are until we know who He is.

The ever-abiding presence of our Good Shepherd is our great source of peace.

God rebukes Israel for not waiting on Him and going to seek help from Egypt

We see that Peter and John are filled with the Holy Spirit and it makes them bold and the people know they have been with Jesus

We evaluate the spiritual connection between the first Passover and Jesus and see some practical application.

We see that Peter preaches the gospel and states that the great blessing of the Lord is when He turns us from sin.

We see David is reflective as he thinks about going to the house of God for worship.

The child of God is able to look at suffering completely different than the world can.

Because we are one in Christ and we belong to Him he is not ashamed to call us brother and this should draw us closer.

We apply the error of Balaam to ourselves lest we go after his greedy heart.

We see a picture of our own healing when the lame man is healed outside the temple.

We see that Jude warns against those rising up in the church who are like that of Cain.

We see a great description in Jeremiah of what it means to be at our lowest and what we need to remember to pick us back up.

We continue to see the results of the Spirit filling the first church.

We see that it's because of our hope in our anchor that we keep on serving no matter what.

Works which are engendered by faith are ALWAYS acts of obedience.

We see that David had a holy desire to turn from sin but he also had a holy desire for God's Word.

We see the results of the Spirit of God filling the first church

We see that Christ has all authority and that He has given authority to the church to do the great commission and that churches are responsible for themselves before God.

We see that David was heavenly minded because he was currently walking with God

When we respect authority we are respecting God who has all authority

We see the gospel given by Peter is used to save many

We see that the first church was gifted to be able to spread the gospel and that we should desire the same thing.

God has ordained authorities and set boundaries for those authorities and we need to understand their role and purpose

We see some important qualities in the first church as they make their first big decision together.

God has ordained authority's and set boundaries for that authority and we need to understand their role and purpose

We can pretend like we want to obey God when in reality we have already made our mind up that we aren't going to.

We see that the first church would be empowered to be witnesses and they prayed as they waited.

Christian liberty is not to be used as an occasion to sin but as power to serve.

Paul made it clear to the churches in Galatia that there was only one gospel that could save and that the law could not.

We look at some of the Psalms and distinguish what David felt from what David knew and see that we need to focus on knowledge rather than feelings.

Jude gives three examples of God's judgment to remind those he is writing to that He will judge those that are causing trouble.

We are introduced to this most necessary book and we look at Luke and see some applications for us today as a church.

We see from the scriptures the right way to assemble together as a church for worship.

We see what God revealed to Moses when Moses asked to see the glory of the Lord.

We see how we can glorify the Lord through our trials, doing good works, loving others, and by being active in the church