Main Points 1. God knows when and how to rescue His people. 2. We should take our concerns, and even our complaints, to God. Questions 1. How do you respond when you do right, but your circumstances go from bad to worse? 2. Whose help do you seek when your circumstances go from bad to worse?

Main Points 1. She is rare and valuable (v. 10). 2. She is a trustworthy partner (vv. 11-12). 3. She is a hard worker and a diligent provider (vv. 13-15, 17-19, 21-25, 27). 4. She is a successful businesswoman (v. 16). 5. She is generous (v. 20). 6. She is kind (v. 26). 7. She is worthy of praise (vv. 28-31).

Main Points 1. God uses what He's already given us (v. 2). 2. God helps our unbelief (vv. 5, 8, 9, 31). 3. God uses our weaknesses (vv. 10-12). 4. God is with us (vv. 12, 15). Questions 1. What do you believe? 2. Will you obey?

Main Points 1. God can get your attention (vv. 2-4). 2. God has a job for you to do (v. 10). 3. God will be with you (v. 12). Questions Who am I? (3:11) Who are You? (3:13)

Main Points 1. God knows when and how to rescue you (vv. 11-15; 16-17; 24). 2. God hears your prayers, and He cares about you (vv. 23-24). 3. God knows you (v. 25).

Main Points 1. God knows you by name (1:15; 2:10). 2. God knows when and how to rescue you (1:17; 2:1-10).

Question: How did Jesus reveal Himself to the disciples on the road to Emmaus? Main Points 1. Jesus draws near to us (vv. 15, 29). 2. Jesus reveals Himself to us in the Scriptures (v. 27).

Main Points 1. God keeps His Word (John 10:35b). 2. God said the Messiah would come and be cut off. He did, and He was (Daniel 9:25-26; Matthew 1:18-25; 21:1-11; 27:32-50). 3. God said the Messiah would come again. He will (Revelation 19:11-16).

Key Concept Maintain good works (vv. 8, 14). Main Points 1. Maintain good works (vv. 8, 14). 2. Avoid foolish arguments (v. 9). 3. Reject divisive people (vv. 10-11). 4. Care for God's servants (vv. 12-13)