Part 18: The Abode of the Righteous

Through the story of Rahab, Pastor David Boone of New Covenant Fellowship shows that above all the most important factor in the Christian's life is belief. For Rahab, as for believers, faith meant salvation.

In this weeks sermon, Pastor David Boone of New Covenant Fellowship focuses in on our thought-life. Do we rejoice in all situations? Or, do we look at the glass half-full? Although this message includes precepts that are all-inclusive, the central aspect of having a solid thought-life is focusing on the goodness of God and his Christ.

In this week of "Defeating Depression" Pastor David Boone of New Covenant Fellowship shows that the key to defeating depression may be changing one's perspective. Through the character of Job, we can learn that godly pre-actions often support godly reactions and that all gifts are a loaner from the Owner.

Giving a nod to the psalmists, Pastor David of New Covenant Fellowship shows that the best way one can change their perspective is going to God in worship.

When it comes to sin-induced depression, Christians can respond one of two ways. Some may turn inward and sulk in their sorrow, or otherwise try to put it out of their mind, but God calls his children to respond with repentance. In this week of "Defeating Depression" Pastor David explains the importance of a godly sorrow and how it causes the believer to seek God.

Many people battle depression. When we face an identity crisis or adversity in our lives, we often have a tendency to look inward. During this mini-series, Pastor David Boone of New Covenant Fellowship explains how a fundamental understanding of the gospel can help defeat depression.

Historically, kingdoms grow and expand their territory by conquering other nations- usually by force. In the Kingdom of Heaven, however, the people of God expand the kingdom by the word- by practically loving and caring for others. Pastor David ends "The Kingdom: What It Means" series by explaining the importance of evangelism.

Further revealing the upside-down nature of the Kingdom of Heaven, Pastor David Boone of New Covenant Fellowship in Georgetown Tx explains the message of Christ through Paul's words in 1st Corinthians. While the message of Christ seems folly to the world, it is actually the most powerful message in human history.

Leading verse by verse through Mark 8, Pastor David Boone of New Covenant Fellowship in Georgetown Tx shows the upside down nature of the Kingdom of Heaven. Showing that those who physically lost their bodies for the sake of Jesus would gain eternal life and those who clung to the old-covenant world-system would lose it, this week's installment of "The Kingdom: What It's Like" also gives practical application to the 21st century believer.

Following the conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor David continues the "What It Means" series by explaining the "upside-down" nature of the Kingdom. We learn through the teaching of Jesus that true leaders are true servants.