
Do You Praise God for What He Does—or for Who He Is?
Lessons from Luke 19:28–40 | Light House Bible Study, Part 3 When was the last time you spent time praising the Lord without asking Him for anything? Not thanking Him

Lessons from Luke 19:28–40 | Light House Bible Study, Part 3 When was the last time you spent time praising the Lord without asking Him for anything? Not thanking Him

That’s a question I’ve asked myself many times. What should I do about this situation? What decision should I make? How am I going to handle this? Yesterday, during our

Scripture: Luke 19:11–27 | Light House Bible Study, Part 2 What has God entrusted to you? Maybe it’s an ability, an opportunity, a responsibility, or simply the opportunity to encourage
As the ship wandered aimlessly on the dark waters, it noticed a little glimmer of hope shining from the house. It straightened its course and found the safety of the shore.”
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This chapter is especially interesting because we get to learn “what happened?”. Man is seemingly in a paradise state, yet something changed. One thing I would point to that shows how the enemy approaches us, or deceives man is the only characteristic that is attributed to him in the beginning. It doesn’t say that he was a liar, or a cheat, or a thief, or even a murderer – things we might think of when we think of evil. What it does say is that he was “subtle”. That is something we today need to watch out for, the subtle attacks of the enemy. Something so overlooked, so seemingly insignificant, yet so detrimental to us that here we see it changed the whole course of man.