With our confidence often being placed in other things, we must realign with the One who is doing the work in us. Friend, know the Lord is doing a work in each of our lives, and we can be confident it will be completed. 

In Philippians, we find Paul writing to the dear folk in Philippi from prison. This church was very dear to Paul, and he found great joy thinking of them and praying for them. Who can we pray for today?

Jesus begins teaching about stewardship, and as Christians, it is very important that each of us steward what we have for the Lord. Will we let our gifts rule us or use them for Christ?

The Lord has given each of us gifts and talents. Just as the steward was given the rich man's money to help build wealth, we have been given talents to use for God's benefit. Are we stewarding well?

The third and last parable Jesus gives in Luke 15 deals with the prodigal son. Will you join us in seeing two wonderful applications from this amazing parable?

In the second parable in Luke 15, Jesus reveals the carelessness in losing the coin. In our haste, are we becoming careless? Sometimes the dust and dirt can blind us from seeing what is worthy of being found. 

In the first of Jesus' three parables, he uses a lost sheep as an example. There is a three fold joy when a lost sinner is found. Will you join us in learning the joy that found in seeing sinners come to Christ.

The call to each each believer is clear from Jesus' teaching. If we desire to be a disciple, there is a cost. Are we willing to look forward to see the cost, and pay the price of being a disciple?

Jesus continued teaching that there is a supper ready, yet those that had committed to attend had excuses to not come. With the things ready and room available, the message was made clear to the servants: fill the house.