1. We are filled with the Holy Spirit when We Submit to God’s Will for our life; 2. As Christians we must Testify of Jesus’ Death, Burial, Resurrection and Ascension; 3. Salvation - Repent and be Converted that your Sins may be Blotted Out

1. The Testimony of the Transfiguration- 2. The Testimony of the Prophets- 3. The Testimony of the God the Father- 4. The Testimony of Jesus Christ our Lord God and Saviour

1. The Necessity of the Cross and the Rebuke of Peter- 2. The Christian-s Duty of Self Denial is directly tied into God-s Eternal Rewards- 3. The Judgement Seat of Christ

1. The Testimony of the Transfiguration; 2. The Testimony of the Prophets; 3. The Testimony of the God the Father; 4. The Testimony of Jesus Christ our Lord God and Saviour

1. The Necessity of the Cross and the Rebuke of Peter; 2. The Christian’s Duty of Self Denial is directly tied into God’s Eternal Rewards; 3. The Judgement Seat of Christ

1. Jesus will Judge all Things from a Spiritual Perspective- 2. Covetousness and Greed are Great Sins before God- 3. The Love of Money is the Root of all Evil- 4. A Fool trusts in his Wealth and not God for Salvation

1. Jesus will Judge all Things from a Spiritual Perspective; 2. Covetousness and Greed are Great Sins before God; 3. The Love of Money is the Root of all Evil; 4. A Fool trusts in his Wealth and not God for Salvation

Grumbling Against Grace--- The Householder is God the Father--- The Steward is our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ--- The Kingdom of Heaven is like unto a Vineyard--- The kingdom of Heaven refers to the Reign of God in the Lives of Men--- God the Father chooses who will be Laborers in the Vineyard---Not all Laborers are Saved Christians--- This Parable is Primarily about Salvation and not Eternal Rewards----1.- The Householder Hires Laborers to work in His Vineyard- 2.- The Householder Pays the Laborers

Grumbling Against Grace • The Householder is God the Father • The Steward is our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ • The Kingdom of Heaven is like unto a Vineyard • The kingdom of Heaven refers to the Reign of God in the Lives of Men • God the Father chooses who will be Laborers in the Vineyard •Not all Laborers are Saved Christians • This Parable is Primarily about Salvation and not Eternal Rewards 1.) The Householder Hires Laborers to work in His Vineyard; 2.) The Householder Pays the Laborers

1.- Do you truly know who Jesus is-- 2.- Christians are Blessed of the Father through Faith In Jesus- 3.- The Gospel of Christ is the Key into the Kingdom of Heaven