The Parable of the Unprofitable Servants: Increase Our Faith

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The parable from Luke 17:5-10 conveys the importance of faith and humility in serving God. The disciples ask for an increase in faith, realizing the need to rely on God's power. Through examples like the mustard seed and casting out a demon, Jesus emphasizes the significance of unwavering faith. The concept of being unprofitable servants underscores that our duty to serve God is not a transaction, but a humble response to His commands.

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THE PARABLE OF THE UNPROFITABLE SERVANTS LUKE 17:5-10 Lord, increase our faith (v.5)

Lord, Increase our faith Lord, Increase our faith Apostles needed their faith to focus on God s power, not on their own inability illustration of the mustard seed Earlier, inability to cast out demon (Matt. 17:14-21)

Lord, Increase our faith Lord, Increase our faith Apostles needed their faith to focus on God s power, not on their own inability illustration of the mustard seed Earlier, inability to cast out demon (Matt. 17:14-21) Later, Jesus curses fig tree (Matt. 21:19-20) The problem with little faith is doubt (Matt. 21:21)

You have such a servant Lk. 17:7-8 Plowing in the fields Make ready wherewith I may sup

Lord, Increase our faith Lord, Increase our faith Apostles needed their faith to focus the truth that God is not indebted to them for doing what He commands parable of the unprofitable servants The master does not say, Thank you (Lk. 17:9)

Lord, Increase our faith Lord, Increase our faith Apostles needed their faith to focus the truth that God is not indebted to them for doing what He commands parable of the unprofitable servants The master does not say, Thank you (Lk. 17:9) Apostles, say, We are unprofitable servants; we have done that which was our duty to do. (Lk. 17:10).

Lord, Increase our faith Lord, Increase our faith Apostles needed their faith to focus the truth that God is not indebted to them for doing what He commands parable of the unprofitable servants The master does not say, Thank you (Lk. 17:9) Apostles, say, We are unprofitable servants; we have done that which was our duty to do. (Lk. 17:10). The Lord s demanding commands regarding others (Lk. 17:1-3)

It is impossible but that occasions of stumbling should come; but woe to him through whom they come... (Lk. 17:1) well for him??? Lk. 17:2

It is impossible but that occasions of stumbling should come; but woe to him through whom they come... (Lk. 17:1) well with him??? Lk. 17:2 Take heed to yourselves if brother sins, rebuke him, if he repents seven times, even in a day, forgive him (Lk. 17:3-4)

It is impossible but that occasions of stumbling should come; but woe to him through whom they come... (Lk. 17:1) well with him??? Lk. 17:2 Take heed to yourselves if brother sins, rebuke him, if he repents seven times, even in a day, forgive him (Lk. 17:3-4) Lord, increase our faith. (v.5)

Lord, Increase our faith Lord, Increase our faith Apostles needed their faith to focus the truth that God is not indebted to them for doing what He commands parable of the unprofitable servants The masters does not say, Thank you (Lk. 17:9) Apostles, say, We are unprofitable servants; we have done that which was our duty to do. (Lk. 17:10). unprofitable useless ??? (Matt. 25:30, Rom. 3:12)

Lord, Increase our faith Lord, Increase our faith Apostles needed their faith to focus the truth that God is not indebted to them for doing what He commands parable of the unprofitable servants The masters does not say, Thank you (Lk. 17:9) Apostles, say, We are unprofitable servants; we have done that which was our duty to do. (Lk. 17:10). unprofitable useless ??? (Matt. 25:30, Rom. 3:12) God rewards us freely from His Grace, not debt (Rom. 4:3-5, 11:35)