From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked. Luke 12:48b

I. The question of "When should I talk about Jesus" centers around the question of "When will Jesus __________?"

II. If we believe that Christ could return at any moment, like He says, then we will be about the business of His household ________.

III. Those who did not believe in the Master's return lived as if it would never happen so when he returned they were not __________ and __________.

IV. When should we begin to share what God has placed in our hands? Your answer: ____________


Scripture Readings
Isaiah 55:6-9
Philippians 1:12-14,19-30
Luke 12:42-48


Take It With You!

During this series please consider reading through the given texts in Luke daily with your family or on your own. After each sermon, questions will be provided to guide your reading and prayer time. God's blessings in your study!

1. What do you think of Jesus' parable in Luke 12:42-48. How does it convict, comfort, or challenge you?

2. If Jesus' return is imminent, then it is important for us to be prepared. God prepares us for His return by pouring His salvation in our hearts in our baptism where we receive what Christ won for us on the cross. What are some ways we can go and prepare others for Christ's coming?

3. What is preventing you from speaking about Jesus now? Pray to God that He will give you the strength, wisdom and conviction to be bold in proclaiming His Word.

4. Remember, that Christ died to forgive you for all your sins, including the sinful fear of sharing your faith. Rejoice in the forgiveness that is yours in Christ Jesus!