If you've been with us over the last few weeks, you know that we finished our sermon series through the book of Joshua, and we delight to preach through these books of the Bible before.

This is what we believe is good.

The Apostle Paul instructed Timothy to preach the word in season and out of season.

And so we follow these marching orders given by the Apostle Paul.

We preach the word on Sundays. And so we just finished our series through the book of Joshua.

And over the last few weeks, we've been hearing some gospel messages. Joel preached through

Jonah, as well as John 3 most recently. And this week we will continue to do so with a specific parable

from the gospel of Luke. So if you have your Bibles or a copy of the notes in front of you,

please direct your attention now to today's text. This is specifically found in Luke

chapter 18, verses 1 through 8. Once more, this in Luke chapter 18 versus 1 through 8.

Once more, this is Luke chapter 18 versus 1 through 8.

And as is our tradition here at Covenant Bible Church, would you join me in standing in reverence for the Word of God?

I'll read the text in its entirety and then when I conclude reading it, I'll read the text in its entirety, and then when I conclude reading it, I'll say,

this is the word of the Lord, and I'll respond that we, or I will ask that we respond by saying,

thanks be to God. So this is once more, this is Luke, chapter 18, verses 1 through 8.

The Bible says this, and he told them a parable to the effect

that they ought always to pray and not lose heart. He said in a certain city there was a judge

who neither feared God nor respected man. And there was a widow in that city who kept coming to him

and saying, give me justice against my adversary

for a while he refused but afterward he said to himself though i neither fear god no respect man

yet because this widow keeps bothering me i will give her justice so that she will not beat me down by

her continual coming and And the Lord said,

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