Category Archives: Kevin Cauley

Articles Written by Kevin Cauley. Kevin is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and has a master’s degree from St. Edward’s University. He is currently the preacher at the New Boston Church of Christ in New Boston, Tx ( http://www.newbostoncoc.org ). As with all of our writers, Kevin’s lessons are independently produced using the Bible alone as the standard for Christian doctrine. His views accord with our other authors in areas such as salvation and Bible authority. Nevertheless, as an independent author, he will differ with our other authors from time to time. He encourages anyone who reads his articles to utilize scripture to see if the things he teaches are according to the truth taught by the apostles and prophets.

Paganisms Promises

Witches, warlocks, bards, ovates, and druids: you’re probably thinking that Halloween is over for this year, so why the strange list? Well, according to Reuters news service, pagans are celebrating Samhuin, the Celtic new year, and “a time for remembering … Read More →

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Never Enough

Not too long ago, I received a Bible riddle from an online friend. The riddle was, “What does the Bible say will never be satisfied and say ‘It is enough?’” So I got to looking through the concordance, looking for … Read More →

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Pro-Anorexia?

You might say that I enjoy a good potluck just as much as the next person. In fact, were one to take a good gander at my physique, I would dare say that the conclusion would be that I don’t … Read More →

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What Does baptism of the Dead Mean?

What is the meaning of “baptized for the dead” in 1 Cor 15:29: “Otherwise, what will those do who are baptized for the dead? If the dead are not raised at all, why then are they baptized for them?” Two … Read More →

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