Welcome to the Further Gospel Podcast where we provide sound doctrine for everyday people.

I'm your host Kasty Hind and I want to welcome listeners on Apple and Spotify and those of you

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so much on today's episode, I'm

continuing with part four of this series in the parables. I'm covering eight

parables and we started with episode one how to interpret the parables so you'd have a strong foundation heading into these we've now covered the rich fool the unforgiving servant and now we're at our third parable the ten virgins now this

parable comes with some modern day baggage and I think there's good reason since we

could have spirited debate about what precise view of eschatology.

That's the study of the end times is the right one.

And interpreting things correctly should matter to everyone.

Still, there are some really clear truths that every single person who's a Christian can

draw from this parable and there's important things we actually must agree on.

We don't want to miss the forest for the trees here. And so don't approach this parable with kind of that eye, like, well, how is,

you know, what are they thinking?

What are they, just think about the principles and the truth that we can draw and I'll add a little more clarity after we kind of get into it as with each parable

I want to put the text in its context here. So we're in Matthew 25 versus 1 to 3.

If you want to grab your Bible in a minute,

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