The New Testament Baptist Church

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.

We see that the good Shepherd sets the example on leading through the shadows of death

We are warned against witchcraft and the occult and look at Simon's profession of faith

We are encouraged with some reasons why we should always put Jesus first in our life.

When the Pastor is following the righteous paths of the Lord then his life and example is worth following.

We see that the Lord worked through the persecution of the church to spread the gospel. He works through our hardships to take us to places and people that need Jesus.

We see Stephen's answer to his accusers, his boldness, and his Chiist-like death.

We see the highlights of Hezekiah's righteous reign and how the Devil tempts us to not trust the Lord.

We see the highlights of Hezekiah's righteous reign and how the Devil tempts us to not trust the Lord.

When we see the evidence of God's Spirit within it bears witness that we are the children of God.

Even the best of God's people in the Bible struggled with doubt. What do we need to do when we also doubt?

Heaven will be full of Love. We need to love each other now.

Stephen could not have done what he did if he had not been completely surrendered to God's Spirit.

When there is a legitimate concern we must be careful to not turn it into a matter of conflict and division because of our attitude.

Our Great Shepherd is a Restoring Shepherd and effective ministers of the Word are used of HIm to restore, renew, and revive HIs people.

Are you in need of a spiritual rescue? Declare your emergency. Blow your trumpet! Declare it to Jesus. don't wait until it's too late. Don't think that you have to be better to talk to Jesus. He is the Savior, he can help.

We continue to see David as he willingly gives to the Lord and rejoices in the opportunity to give

We continue to consider some things a wise father will teach his children that will make him glad if they follow after them.

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.