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Let's open our Bibles to First Peter 1:3-5.

Let's open our Bibles to Zechariah 9:9-10 and Matthew 21-1-11.

Because Jesus Christ is King and He is coming to reign, we who are subject to Him should rejoice greatly.

Let's open our Bibles to John 4:7-26.

1. To drink the living water of salvation, acknowledge your need to God.

2. To drink the living water of salvation, confess your sins to God.

3. To drink the living water of salvation, bow before God on the heart level.

4. To drink the living water of salvation, believe in Christ for who He is.

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 18:1-8.

1. We ought to pray at all times.

2. We are prone to lose heart and to give up on prayer.

3. A main reason we lose heart in prayer is the delays in God's answers.

1. To be in God's kingdom, we must be personally related to God's King Jesus.

2. To be in God's future kingdom, we must faithfully await its consummation when Jesus returns in glory to judge everyone.

a. To be in God's future kingdom requires patient endurance in the present.

b. To be in God's future kingdom requires discernment in the present.

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 17:20-37.

God has blessed us more than we can imagine. We should not be oblivious to His blessings, or worse, taking credit for His blessings. Today we talk about how we should respond to God's blessings.

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 17:11-19.

When we encounter difficult commands in Scripture, our focus should not be on more faith. The idea of more faith exalts man, not God.

We put our faith in God because He has never failed. The Lord is trustworthy! We put our trust in Him, and it is no credit to us. All the glory goes to our great God!

When relationships go bad, what is the source of the problem? Let's find out, and dive into the solutions as we open our Bibles to Luke 17:1-4.

We need to be on our guard when it comes to relational sins, and we need to work to resolve them using the Biblical formula.

Today we dive into the story of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16:19-31.

We are either going to scoff at Jesus or submit to Jesus. Let's begin our study in Luke 16:14-18.