If you have your Bible to open to Luke chapter 16,

Luke chapter 16, Robert normally has you running all over the Bible.

You can rest today that this is the only scripture we're going to open to,

but we want to examine all of Luke 60, I really the first half of

Luke 16, and look at it in a, maybe in a different light you ever looked at this scripture

before.

It's a story of the unjust steward. I want to ask you a question as we start this morning. Do you have a plan for your life?

And do you really have a life plan?

Are you going somewhere?

Will you know when you get there?

Do you have a plan?

I'm 41.

I'm 41 years old.

I'm not sure up for this point I've had a real strategic plan.

I've been studying these verses for the last two or three months and I've really been meditating.

Some of you, I know we get in these Bible reading programs where we read and we zip these scripture

and we're just trying to get through the books and you know I would encourage you from time

to time stop and meditate. You see I've read this story several times and I'm not sure I've ever picked anything about it, but I've been meditating on it for the last two months.

There's more in this scripture than I ever knew.

I'm going to ask you again, do you have a plan for your life?

Or are you aimlessly wandering whatever comes your way comes your way. I want to say you Jesus had a life plan.

He didn't come to Earth without a plan. He came to Earth with something in mind to accomplish it and he had a step by step plan of how he was going to do it.

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