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In Matthew 25:1–13, our Lord calls us to watchfulness, readiness, and persevering faith. The parable of the ten virgins reminds us that outward profession is not enough; only those with the oil of true grace will enter the marriage feast of the King. As we hear this word, let us examine our hearts, cling to Christ alone, and live in hopeful expectation of his return, knowing the day and hour are hidden, but the Judge is near.

"Christ Has Power Over Demons and the Destruction They Bring: The Refor- mation's Faithful Answer to the Devil" Luke 8:26-39 Rev. David Cummings Sunday 6:00pm 10-25-2026 https://gracechurchpca.org.

In the second half of John 7, everyone in Jerusalem has a theory about Jesus, and John lets readers watch them guess wrong. Jesus settles it by standing up and speaking for himself. He comes from the Father, though the crowd thinks it knows all about his hometown. He is returning to the One who sent him, so the time to seek him is short. On the great day of the Feast of Booths, when the priests poured out water at the altar, he cries, "If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink," and promises the Spirit as rivers of living water that flow through believers to others. The officers sent to arrest him come back saying, "No one ever spoke like this man." Each hearer must still answer who Jesus is.

I. The Kingdom Is Build by Ordinary Saints (All verses) II. Are You and Unconfirmed Case? Is Your Standing in Christ Clear? (v. 58-63) III. Few Will Truly Forsake the World to Follow Christ (v. 64-65) IV. Who Does Your Wallet Worship? (v. 68-69)