Our study continues in Luke chapter 17. We will start with

verse 5. The apostles are asking the Lord to increase

their faith.

Dr. Mitchell remarks on this by noting that the apostles did not need more faith in quantity, but more active in the

faith they already had. They needed a living active faith.

This passage covers offenses and forgiveness. Dr. Mitchell points out the need for a forgiving spirit as shown in Biblical forgiveness.

Both Abraham and Lazarus retain their own names and personal identity after death but the rich man is not named by Jesus.

In this program Dr. Mitchell looks speaks on money, divorce and the rich man in hades while Lazarus is in heaven.

Faithfulness, whether in matters great or small, is wise for providing for the future. Jesus illustrates this as wise stewardship.

Jesus tells us the parable of the lost and found son and the joy and rejoicing of the Father.

Jesus' parable of the lost coin and the value each one of us is to God.

Jesus speaks of the lost sheep being found and the resulting joy.

Our Lord Jesus speaks 3 parables on the cost of discipleship. True discipleship becomes salt to the world.

Jesus speaks a parable. of God's invitation to all everywhere to come to His heavenly feast.