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John Randall
John Randall is the Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel San Juan Capistrano in Orange County, CA. John has been serving in pastoral ministry for over twenty years and is the featured speaker on the Bible teaching radio program "A Daily Walk." He is known for his clear and relatable presentation of the Scriptures.
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Today we draw your attention to Jesus feeding five thousand people with a young boy’s lunch, and then He walks on the water, and calls Peter out of the boat to join Him! We’re learning to trust in Jesus, step out in faith, praise in the midst of the storm, from Matthew chapter fourteen.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’re under the impression that now you’re saved and on your way to heaven you can just go to a secluded island, relax on a hammock and drink iced tea all day, for the rest of your life. The reality is God has a plan and purpose for our lives that includes service of some kind. His Spirit comes into our lives encouraging us to be like Christ and live for the glory of God! Today on a Daily Walk Pastor John Randall shows us what a privilege it is to be the temple of God, and serving Jesus in our daily walk.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall shows us why spiritual growth is to occur from new birth until we go to be with the Lord. First Corinthians speaks of those who could be classified as carnal Christians. And if that’s you today, John will point to the hope that is found in this passage too. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Paul referred to the Corinthians as babies in the Christian life because they weren’t spiritually healthy and mature. They often argued like children over non-essentials and allowed petty divisions to distract them. Sadly, this kind of behavior still exists today as we'll hear on today's program.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Where do you go to get wisdom concerning spiritual things? Your local library or college? Or your highly respected friend down the street? If you look any where other than God you’ll be disappointed and unsatisfied. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall urges us to go to God for wisdom of the best kind. And the Holy Spirit is alone qualified to supply us that wisdom. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we’re going to pick up where we left off in First Corinthians. Which happens to be the end of chapter one. God’s choices may not make a whole lot of sense to many in our world. He’s chosen the weak and lowly things of the world. And for good reason as we’ll soon see. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
When you’re going through a really hard time, it’s a good idea to get away and have some alone time with God. We’ll see Jesus model that for us today on a Daily Walk through a study in Matthew fourteen. We’ll then go on to see our Lord and Savior minister to the multitudes in the midst of His pain. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether it’s on the athletic field or in the business world, when executives are putting a team together they typically look for the best and brightest! But God doesn’t work that way. He so often picks the foolish things of the world, the weak and powerless! Why? So He alone will get the glory! That’s the lesson in front of us today on a Daily Walk, as we return to First Corinthians chapter one with John Randall!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we get back to our series in First Corinthians. Maybe you’ve noticed, knowledge is on the increase. But with all of our advances, the world is in a real mess! Why is that? Wee need to receive the message of the cross, and live according to godly wisdom, not what the world has to offer. And today’s study will really drive that home. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve all seen churches and families divide, even sometimes over the most trivial matters. Maybe you’ve experienced this. But it’s God’s desire to see us unified, in spite of our differences. Today, pastor John Randall continues a discussion about division. We’ll hear how to avoid division, the cause and cure of it too!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
With all the various personalities, preferences, and convictions we shouldn’t be surprised when there are differences and disagreement in the church. While there’s certainly nothing wrong with having differing opinions we can run into real problems when we take things a step further and an argument develops or worse yet division! Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall shares the reason why it’s so important to have unity in the church. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
How can we be an influence for good and take a stand for Christ in a pagan world like this? We'll find out today on a Daily Walk as we dive back into our study of First Corinthians. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we’ll bring you a day in the life of Jesus. And you know something, it looks a lot like what we go through! Acceptance, joy, rejection, and grief! The big takeaway here is that God understands what we’re going through, because He’s been there! And He has the grace and help we so desperately need. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk we begin a helpful new series in First Corinthians, just part of our thru the Bible study with John Randall. As the world around us is becoming more wicked by the minute, how can we be different and honor God with our lives? Pastor John believes First Corinthians contains just what we need to hear for times like these. He’ll begin with an introduction.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve seen it so often in the church, a family, neighborhood and even in this nation division! And it’s not hard to see the damage that’s left behind. People no longer talking to each other, church splits, divorce, and on and on I could go. How does God feel about it, and how can we avoid it? Those are just a couple of key questions pastor John Randall will address in this our final study of Romans on a Daily Walk. We’re learning how to prevent division.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re just about finished with our study of Romans. In the sixteenth and final chapter Paul makes mention of a number of people he served the Lord with and considered very dear friends! He very much loved and appreciated them. And pastor John Randall will take a look at each of them today. This is part of Paul’s personal epilogue.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we join the apostle Paul on a journey to Jerusalem. As we learned last time it would not be easy. He was seeking to walk in the will of God, and trying to figure it out as he goes. He was committed in spite of the cost. Today he gets personal and shares a few prayer requests. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As you look at where the nation of Israel is at spiritually, and the horrific way they’ve been treated through the ages you might be wondering, has God forgotten about them? Is He done with Israel? That very question is addressed and answered for us in Romans chapter eleven. And that’s where we’ll camp out today on a Daily Walk with pastor John Randall. As you’ll soon see, the future is bright for Israel.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is knee deep in his study of Romans. We’ll be in chapters ten and eleven today. If you’re a believer, you have a testimony! And God can use it in great ways as we simply share it with others. It may be with your coworker, a family member, or even a total stranger. Let’s have a look at the power of your testimony today on a Daily Walk!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Throughout the day we talk about everything from the weather to what’s on the news, our kids and even about the guy that cut us off on the freeway. But oftentimes we fail to talk about the most important thing of life, namely the gospel. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to tell others about Jesus every chance we get, with the realization some will reject the message and others will receive it! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We pick up where we left off in Romans, which reveals the way to be made right with God. It’s by believing in Christ. There’s another way but no one can do it! And that’s by keeping the entire law all of its commands and without fail. Nobody but Jesus can or has done that. So consider where you’re at today, and if a change of heart and direction is needed! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We continue moving verse by verse through the book of Romans. And in chapter ten we’ll hear about the Savior that God provided as a gift, and the righteousness He provides apart from the works of the law. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Jesus was sure great about taking deep heavenly truths, and making them easy to understand. One of His chosen methods of teaching was through stories we refer to as parables. Maybe like me you enjoy a good story. Our Lord was the master story teller! On today’s A Daily Walk with pastor John Randall, we’ll begin a look at one of these parables - a rather well known one that deals with reaping and sowing. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Most of us really struggle with patience. It’s usually on full display for all to see during rush hour traffic, or when the grocery line is more than three people! But God is very patient and long-suffering in His dealings with us. And we should be thankful He is! With that said, that doesn’t mean we should take advantage of it and continue to resist His plan and purpose in our lives. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
There are many difficult and debated questions in Christian circles. One of the biggies has to do with God’s sovereign will. We’ll discover today on a Daily Walk that God in His sovereignty has the ability to show mercy, and the ability to honor a decision made against Him through a person’s free will! Does that seem a little unfair or unjust? Or maybe a little hard to understand? If so, listen to this as pastor John Randall visits Romans chapter nine.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You may have heard a couple of Christians discussing or debating the sovereignty of God and free will of man. Typically folks fall in one camp or the other. But today we’ll learn that the Bible actually teaches both. And so we should embrace both, even though we may not understand how they intersect. That’s the emphasis of pastor John Randall’s message, God’s Election of Israel.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall makes it clear today that we have a limited understanding this side of heaven, and we need to be ok with that. At times we don’t fully understand God’s choices and ways. But one thing is for sure God is good and can be trusted. Let’s turn to Romans chapter nine for part one of God’s election of Israel.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Is God done with Israel? Some would say, it sure looks like it. But a careful look at history, at what God’s done and is doing, proves He has a plan for Israel! Pastor John Randall enters some deep waters today in Romans chapter nine. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we’ll meet a group of religious leaders that were self-deceived, thinking it was enough just to clean the outside of their lives, without addressing what’s wrong on the inside. That resembles a lot of folks today! Jesus makes it clear in Matthew chapter twelve that real and lasting change starts with a transformation on the inside that only God can accomplish. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
It seems like a day doesn’t go by that we don’t at the very least hear of Israel mentioned in the news. Needless to say, many eyes are on this little nation even God’s! While many of the Jews have rejected their Messiah, God hasn’t forgotten them. He has a plan for them, and that’s the focus of Romans chapter nine. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve been making our way, verse by verse through the New Testament. And Romans chapter eight asserts God is for us. This great truth assures us that no matter what we face in life, if God is for us, we’re on the winning side. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We come to a very familiar verse today on a Daily Walk, Romans eight twenty-eight! It reminds us that believers are in the hands of God, who in His remarkable providence works all things together for good. But how do you really know that all things are working together for good in your life? Maybe that seems hard to believe when the doctor says its cancer, or you have a flat tire on the side of the road. Pastor John Randall looks into this very question today, as we return to Romans chapter eight.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As believers in Christ we look forward to the day we’re in heaven, when every tear will be wiped away. There’ll be no more suffering, sickness, or death. But in the meantime, we will experience pain and suffering. Today on a Daily Walk, pastor John Randall will help us maintain the right perspective through those painful trials, with eyes set on Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Perhaps the most difficult challenge we face concerning God or the greatest struggle some have with God is why does He allow suffering. The problem of pain is an age-old problem and a very difficult one. And I should add it’s equally or even a greater challenge to the believer, who knows God and knows that God loves them. How do we deal with the problem of pain? Why is there so much suffering in the world? Is there a remedy? We’ll get some answers as we continue in the book of Romans with pastor John Randall. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall, our Bible teacher, is taking us verse by verse through Matthew’s gospel. We’re nearing the end of chapter twelve. The Pharisees, like many people today, attempted to clean up the outside without really addressing the inside! You see, there must be a transformation by God on the inside, and when there is it makes its way to the outside. This isn’t something we manufacture on our own, but a total work of God. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Ever done one of those DNA tests, in an attempt to discover who you are? They seem to be all the rage these days! Today we’re going on a quest to discover who we are, what we have, and where we’re headed. From an eternal perspective!I think you’ll be left encouraged as we do. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’ve adopted a child or two? Obviously an adopted child will receive all the blessings and benefits that go with being apart of that particular family. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that Christians have been adopted into the family of God. See what that means for you and me as you join us.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
At the moment of our conversion to Christ, a battle begins! It’s a battle within us, between the flesh and the spirit. And maybe, you feel as though the flesh is coming out on top more often than not! Is there a way to be victorious in the battle? I’m happy to say there is, through the strength and power of God. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll take a look at this internal war and see how to be overcomers in Christ. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
What are we to make of all of those laws on the left side of our Bibles? Like many of the Jews in the first century, some today are under the impression that a person must keep those laws in order to be saved. Not only is that impossible, but it misses the purpose of the law. As we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk, the law is designed to reveal our sin and drive us to our Savior! That’s the emphasis of the first half of Romans chapter seven, and where we join pastor John Randall today for his message, Law and Order.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Many who would characterize themselves as New Testament believers are still living under the Old Testament law. They’re still trying to live up to a standard that is unattainable, instead of recognizing the law was intended to show us we can’t keep it. And we need a Savior who not only can save guilty sinners but also bring about holiness in our lives. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll recognize this tendency we have so we don’t miss out on the true purpose of the law! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Our teacher and pastor John Randall is currently studying the gospel of Matthew with us, and today we make another visit to chapter twelve. Here the religious leaders are coming against Jesus with some absurd and illogical accusations. Claiming He was casting out demons by satanic powers! But nothing could be further from the truth!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The Bible makes it clear that we’re saved by grace through faith. It’s not of works, but a free gift. But does that mean the believer is free to sin continually or even occasionally? Let’s talk about it today on a Daily Walk as we finish up Romans chapter six. Pastor John Randall will provide compelling reasons why the Christian should not make plans to sin occasionally.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re going through Romans with pastor John Randall. We’ve learned previously in this epistle that we’re saved by grace, and God will forgive us no matter what we’ve done if we’ll turn to Him in faith. But does that mean, once we become saved, that we can continue in a lifestyle of sin? Is it ok to willingly engage in sin occasionally, knowing that forgiveness will be offered? The apostle Paul answers that for us in Romans chapter six. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
How often have we seen it, someone prays a prayer and walks an aisle. Then walks out of church and goes on to live like they always have. But as we open Romans chapter six, we come to realize the believer in Christ is dead to sin and no longer to be controlled by it! We’ll not only hear why that’s the case, but how the change occurs today on a Daily Walk. We’ve been making our way through the book of Romans and in chapter six we discover holiness is expected to occur in the life of the Christian. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
How concerned are you about holiness? Some aren’t concerned at all about it, others go way overboard into unnecessary strictness, and still others have their own code of conduct! But what does God have to say about it all? That’s what we’ll focus in on today with pastor John Randall. We’ll find great insight on sanctification and holiness in Romans chapter six here on a Daily Walk!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall will be finishing up Romans chapter five, where the apostle Paul compares and contrasts the effects of Adam’s decision, with Christ’s decision. Both life changing decisions have impacted us in more ways than one! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As you examine your life today maybe you’d describe some areas as withered! Perhaps it’s your marriage or your devotional life? Here’s the good news Jesus has the power to restore a withered life, and that comes shining through Matthew chapter twelve. Today on a Daily Walk Jesus encounters a man with a withered hand, and his life would never be the same. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we pickup where we left off in the New Testament book of Romans. And in chapter five we spotlight what we all should know is true, that everyone sins and everyone dies. But we’re also told why. Pastor John is quick to admit this passage isn’t easy to interpret, but it paints a wonderful contrast between the life of Adam and the life of Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Peace, joy, hope, grace we recognize those as blessings right away but have you ever thought of Tribulation as a blessing? We can actually triumph in our trials through the faithfulness of God, and we’ll explain why here on a Daily Walk! Pastor John Randall is spotlighting some of the many blessings of justification. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
In recent weeks pastor John Randall has helped us arrive at an understanding of the doctrine of justification how we become right with God. Yes it’s truly amazing that God would be willing to save sinners like you and me. And if that wasn’t enough, God also pours out some amazing blessings into our lives, once we become saved. We’ll highlight a few of them today like peace with God and access to God and His grace. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Get ready for a faith-strengthening message from pastor John Randall. We’ll once again be looking at the faith of Abraham. As we learned last time, Abraham believed God could do the impossible and he had hope in a hopeless situation. That’s not all! Pastor John makes a few more observations about the faith of Abraham, and it relates it to our Daily Walk! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we’re going to recall the faith of Abraham. As you’ll see, he believed God could do the impossible and had hope in the midst of a hopeless situation. And maybe the timing in all this couldn’t be better, as the circumstances surrounding you are screaming It’s impossible or there’s no hope! Let’s see what God has to say to us about that.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The Pharisees were obsessed with catching Jesus in the act of breaking their rules and traditions. But, in actuality, their laws often cut against the grain of the Scriptures, and Jesus conveyed this to them in such clever ways that they were usually left scratching their heads! Today on A Daily Walk, we’ll take a look at an instance in Matthew Twelve where the Pharisees caught Jesus and His disciples breaking one of their rules. How did Jesus react? Let’s find out together.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
There are a large number of people today that are under the illusion that they can gain a right standing with God through their good behavior. Ask them a question like, Are you going to heaven when you die? And they might say something like, I think so, I’m a pretty good person. Today we open our Bibles to Romans chapter four, and find the truth about our salvation. We’re all made righteous through trusting in Christ alone, and not by anything we have done. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
One of the most fascinating and well-known persons in the Bible is Abraham. Yes he lived long ago but his story still speaks to us today, providing great encouragement to trust in Jesus alone for salvation. In Romans chapter four the argument for salvation by grace through faith is made by using the historical account of Abraham. Pastor John Randall will explore this liberating truth of how God not only saved Abraham by faith apart from works but really all of us!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ll join pastor John Randall in Romans chapter three on this Wednesday. Today we’re going to unwrap the beautiful doctrine of salvation. We’re guilty sinners, with no way to become righteous on our own. But God provided a solution to our sin problem. While being Just, He at the same time justifies the guilty sinner through the work of Jesus on the cross. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is taking us through Romans one verse at a time, and we visit chapter three once again today. Verses 21-31 beautifully describe the doctrine of salvation. We’ve learned previously that it’s impossible for us to live up to the standard of the law. We’re all sinners, and can’t possibly earn our way into heaven. So where does that leave us? Is there any hope? I’m glad to say there is, in Jesus. And Romans makes that clear. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Some of you are old enough to remember the hymn that proclaims. All to Him I owe - sin has left a crimson stain He washes white as snow. I suspect the writer of that familiar verse could have received some inspiration from Romans chapter three - the passage in front of us today. And for some inspiration of our own let’s join Pastor John Randall as he focuses on the depravity of man, and the answer to our sin problem.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We pick up today in Matthew, chapter eleven. People everywhere are growing weary and burdened as they look at the problems in the world and in their life. Many are looking for relief. The good news is we can find rest and salvation in Jesus. How do we know this? Jesus said so Himself. Let’s head on over to Matthew Eleven as we join pastor John for A Daily Walk.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we begin Romans chapter three which reveals the total depravity of man! And our great need for Jesus and God’s grace. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
In his letter to the Romans, Paul was adamant about our position in Christ - that we are saved by grace and grace alone. He declared that our status here on earth has absolutely no bearing on our position in heaven. This was a hard lesson for the Jews to grasp, as they were taught to regard their status as higher than the lowly Gentiles around them. Grab that Bible of yours and open it up to Romans chapter two and follow along with us as John Randall shows us that nothing can save us apart from Christ.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The law is much like a mirror- it can only show us our sin- it can’t cleanse us of it. Yet too many seek to live under the law expecting they can perform it. That only leads to hypocrisy and judgmentalism. There’s a better way - a way that actually works! Today on a Daily Walk we take you to Romans chapter two and see together what that is. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’ve noticed, we’re pretty good at making excuses to justify our bad behavior. But we’re all too quick to come down hard on others who do the very same thing.This sort of self-deception and self-righteousness was present in the heart of the people we’ll read about today in Romans chapter two. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Think you’re better than the next guy.... think again! Apart from Christ, we’re all seen as unrighteous and wicked in the sight of God. And that’s important to understand, as it emphasizes how greatly we need a savior. Pastor John Randall is going through Romans right now, and we enter chapter two today. Our attention turns now to those who are self-righteous, and hypocritical. It’s not just a problem in the past, but very much an issue in the present. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Even John the Baptist wondered about Jesus and had some doubts. And in Matthew chapter eleven sent some of his disciples to ask Jesus if he was indeed the expected Messiah. Today on A Daily Walk Pastor John Randall continues his study of Matthew’s gospel, and we’ll be in chapter eleven. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Sin is not to be trifled with because it’s a powerful force that wreaks havoc. God would have us avoid the great harm and instead experience the freedom and fulfillment that only comes by living according to His truth. We'll hear the steps downward in the depravity of man. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You may wonder at times just how bad can things really get! You may ask, Could it get any worse? It seems like every year we reach a new low. And today on a Daily Walk we’ll learn what’s at the root of this depravity. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’ve noticed, there’s a concentrated effort today to suppress the truth, or hold it down! Attempt to share God’s truth in this environment and you might get this reply, Well that’s your truth, not mine! But today on the program we’ll see what this sort of behavior really leads to, and it’s not pretty. Pastor John will be covering Romans chapter one.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
In these last days we have countless numbers of opportunities to share the gospel and tell others about Jesus. It may be at the family dinner table, or as you’re seated next to a total stranger on a plane. Question is will you hold back because of fear, or step out in faith and courage? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll be encouraged by a man who was unashamed of the gospel, because he realized it is the power of God unto salvation. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is leading a study of Romans. We’ll be covering the first seven verses today which really uncovers Paul’s heart for the church at Rome. He was thinking of them, praying for them, and longing to see them. Pastor John says that’s reminiscent of how Jesus sees His church us! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
What will keep you going when the going gets tough? Keeping our eyes on the prize, a glorious eternity in heaven with Jesus. So anything we go through is worth it. That's the focus of today's program.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Isn’t it exciting that we have a calling from God? Whatever that looks like for you, be encouraged to live it out faithfully. You won’t regret it. Pastor John Randall will encourage us in that direction today on a Daily Walk. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we aim to complete our study of Acts. Some have referred to this book as the Unfinished Symphony. And pastor John Randall believes it to be very intentional as the story continues right on into the present day. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re about to open the twenty-eighth and final chapter of Acts. What an incredible journey it’s been, to see the birth of the Christian church, the descending of the Holy Spirit, the conversion of Saul, and all of the other things that have happened in this book. Paul finds himself now shipwrecked and on the island of Malta. But God had promised him that he would make it to Rome, the voyage would resume, and not even a serpent could prevent that from happening! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk we join pastor John Randall in Acts 27. Paul is at sea and on his way to Rome with a couple hundred guys. They encounter an enormous storm that lasted for fourteen days and end up on the island of Malta. Pastor John is going to relate this to the storms we face in life! We’ll see how we get into them and out of them too! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You can be sure, even the most godly Christians will go through trials and storms! It’s not always linked to wrongdoing or because God is somehow displeased with us. With that said, there are some storms that are unnecessary and we create! Today pastor John Randall speaks about that and reveals how we get into that sort of a storm, and how we can get out! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
It’s not hard to see people struggle with fear in the world as we know it. Maybe it’s a fear of death that has a grip on you, or a fear of what people think of us or even what may happen if we choose to go down a certain path. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll turn to Jesus who can help to calm those fears, just as He did for His troubled disciples. Turn if you would to Matthew chapter ten and let’s face our fears. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We left off in Acts chapter twenty-six with Paul’s defense before King Agrippa and Festus the Roman governor. In presenting his defense Paul recounts his conversion experience and calling by God, to make him a minister and witness of Jesus. We’re told all of this almost persuaded Agrippa to become a Christian. But as we’ll see we are either for Christ or against Him. The almost Christian or the so-called undecided is still against Jesus. Think about where you’re at today and allow the Lord to speak to you through His Word. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk we turn back to Acts where King Agrippa is almost persuaded to become a Christian. We’re about to continue with Paul’s defense before those who are unjustly holding him. We find Paul, instead of seeking to be released from imprisonment, uses these circumstances to proclaim the gospel and the power of God to his captors. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Are you one of those that is always putting things off? In some areas of life procrastination isn’t such a big deal, but putting off salvation is never a good idea because we’re not guaranteed tomorrow! We’ll see a real life example of that as we turn back to Acts 24 here on a Daily Walk. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we head over to Acts twenty-three and continue to hear Paul’s defense before the Jewish and Roman authorities. Paul has been accused of sedition but his only offense is preaching the gospel, that salvation comes not by the keeping of the Old Testament laws and sacrifices but by faith in Jesus Christ. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we're in Acts twenty-three. At various times in our lives we’ll find ourselves afraid and feel like we’re all alone! But God has a message for us at such times Take courage, be of good cheer, and God will stand with us! Paul needed to hear that at this season of his life. Maybe you do too! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Facing some opposition or obstacles in your daily walk? That’s to be expected, but how do we respond to it as God would have us? We’re about to find out today on a Daily Walk through a study of Matthew chapter ten. Here Jesus is preparing His disciples for what’s ahead, and we stand to benefit from this valuable instruction. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
At various times in our lives we’ll find ourselves afraid and feel like we’re all alone! But God has a message for us at such times take courage, be of good cheer, and God will stand with us! Paul needed to hear that at this season of life. Let’s be encouraged by the Lord who stands with us, even during difficult days like these. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Talking to people about the Lord doesn’t always come easy, wouldn’t you agree? What do you say and how do you say it? Will it be well received or will they get angry with us? Opportunities are all around us, whether it’s in line at the grocery store, waiting in the doctor’s office, or at work! But will we have the courage to say what needs to be said? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll learn from the apostle Paul’s experiences that will serve to help us share our testimony and the Gospel. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We continue our study of the Book of Acts today on a Daily Walk. You'll hear the Apostle Paul’s testimony and defense before the Jews. Paul is finally given his long-awaited opportunity to share Jesus with his fellow countrymen, the Jews. It’s not an easy crowd to talk, that’s for sure. And pastor John believes we can learn a great deal from it to help us share our faith and testimony!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’ve noticed when you’re living out the will of God the road can be difficult and rocky at times. Though we’ll suffer, even in the will of the Lord, God is still accomplishing something great! And doors often swing wide open, that wouldn’t otherwise be there, for us to share the good news! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll notice what happened to the apostle Paul as he was in the will of God. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
What is God’s will? That’s one of the most frequently asked questions by Christians. And maybe you’re wrestling over a big decision today, asking that very question? Should you accept that job offer and move should you be dating a certain person? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll receive practical guidance to help us live out the will of God. We’ll be in Acts 21 where Paul is on a journey to Jerusalem. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Jesus taught the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. Why is it that the laborers are few? Is it because so many feel unqualified or too busy so they won’t venture into the harvest? Today we’ll study Matthew chapter ten, and discover the kind of people that Jesus calls to be His laborers. You’ll be encouraged to discover they are just like you and me. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk our teacher pastor John Randall opens the book of Acts. In chapter twenty we receive Paul’s farewell address and a powerful example of ministry. Paul was the sort of guy who didn’t hold anything back or water down the Gospel message. He remained focused on Christ and God’s plan for His life, regardless of what others thought or did. And wouldn’t you agree we need men and women like that today! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re currently going verse by verse through the book of Acts. On today’s broadcast we join pastor John in Acts chapter twenty. Having discerned it was time to leave Ephesus the apostle Paul and his missionary team are now headed to Macedonia and then on to Greece. And there are some things that stood out in Paul’s life that John wants to draw our attention to. Paul was faithful, consistent, a humble servant, and endured in the midst of difficulty. What a great model for us to consider and follow. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
While we may think of idolatry as a thing of the past, in reality it’s a real problem in the present. Today on a Daily Walk we finish up Acts nineteen and receive a study on idolatry and observe quite an uproar in Ephesus. But before the Riot there was a Revival! Hear all about it today.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
On today’s broadcast we’ll take you into Acts chapter nineteen and the account of the apostle Paul’s third missionary journey in the city of Ephesus. It was there that God worked unusual miracles by the hands of Paul. But the devil was at work there too. And the devil is still at work today seeking to keep you from either coming to the Lord or growing in the Lord. Though the devil is a crafty deceiver still he’s no match for the Lord! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We all go through bouts of discouragement, and become fearful. Maybe that’s where you’re at today! Many are! But there is a way out. And we’ll show you how to go from fearful to faithful today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall takes us to Acts chapter eighteen, where the apostle Paul was fearful and discouraged. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is leading us through Matthew’s gospel, and today the plan is to complete chapter nine. We’ll once again spotlight the compassion of Jesus, as we follow Him through various towns and villages, teaching in the synagogues, proclaiming the good news and healing people along the way! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
When you’re hit with the news that there’s no longer a place for you at work, or maybe the church you attend is under great spiritual attack it’s about that time we can become discouraged and afraid. Did you know that even prophets like Elijah, and apostles like Paul even dealt with discouragement? And God has an answer! We’ll take a look at it today on a Daily Walk. We enter Acts eighteen where we read about a time in Paul’s life when he was fearful and discouraged. And maybe that’s where you’re at today? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re going to resume pastor John Randall’s study of Acts, as we look at chapter seventeen once again. The scene shifts to Athens today. As Paul the apostle looks around, he sees the city full of idols, and so he begins presenting just what they needed to hear... the Gospel message! And the Lord gives us many opportunities to do the same if we’re open and willing. Let’s be encouraged together to believe and then share the Gospel.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Throughout the day we talk about the weather, how our day is going, our interests and maybe even current events. But today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will encourage us to talk about the greatest news of all. And if you’re like a lot of believers you really struggle in this area of personal evangelism. So this is much needed encouragement from Acts chapter seventeen today. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
I probably don’t have to convince you this world is messed up and upside down due to sin. We’re reminded of that virtually every time we turn on the news. What can turn things around you may be wondering? Today on a Daily Walk that’s answered for us through a study of Acts seventeen. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we’ll resume our study in Acts with a look at chapter seventeen, and how the ministry of Paul and Barnabas and friends was literally turning the world upside down! I think you’d agree that really needs to happen in our world today! Would you like to be one who turns the world upside down for Jesus? Pastor John will explain how that can happen and it starts with a dependence upon the work and power of the Spirit of God! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re in Matthew chapter 9 verses 27- 38 this weekend. Nothing can compare to the grief that follows the death of a child. It’s a parent’s worst nightmare. Or imagine being blind or demon possessed! That’s the reality for the people we’ll encounter in today’s passage. And when they met Jesus everything changed, in a good way! Whatever you’re facing today, allow this study to encourage you to take it to Jesus in faith. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
If you were beaten with rods, and thrown in prison for doing what God told you to do, how do you think you’d respond? If you’re like most, you might be angry or even turn bitter. Then complain about it on social media. But not Paul and Silas. We’re told they prayed and praised. God gave them a song in the night. And He can do the same for us as we suffer for the name of Christ. Today on a Daily Walk we’re looking at Acts sixteen. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
No doubt you’ve had this happen to you you’re absolutely confident God has called you to accept a job, or move somewhere, or begin a ministry and then suddenly the door slams shut and you no longer have a peace about it. The Lord then changes your direction and you’re left wondering what’s up! Did you really hear God correctly? Maybe you grow discouraged? Sound familiar? Today we’ll learn from the apostle Paul’s experience recorded for us in Acts sixteen. So how will you handle it next time it happens to you? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As Christians we will have disagreements and conflict from time to time. And at times it can even lead to division, sad to say. But how we deal with it is very important! In fact, you might be able to resolve the conflict. Pastor John Randall opens Acts chapter fifteen! And here we learn a thing or two about Conflict Resolution.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re at the midway point of our journey through Acts, here on a Daily Walk! We’ll join pastor John Randall in chapter fifteen today. And at this point in the early church there’s conflict and controversy. Paul and Barnabas have been doing the Lord’s work, sharing the salvation message. But now they’re facing opposition within their own ranks. We’re about to learn how to handle conflicts like these, when they arise in our Daily Walk!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether it’s at the office, in school, at home or even in church we’ll face opposition and hardship. That’s usually a sign we’re on the right track. The enemy opposes the work of the Lord, and so if we’re doing what God wants us to do we’ll be opposed at some point in time. So how do we persevere? That’s the question we’ll present today on a Daily Walk. Today pastor John Randall continues our series through the book of Acts. In chapter fourteen we discover how to persevere in the midst of opposition just as Paul and Barnabus did in their missionary journey.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
If you would describe yourself as hopeless, listen to today's a Daily Walk! There is hope for the hopeless through Jesus. That comes shining through in today’s lesson on a Daily Walk. We’ll meet up with a couple of people in a crisis and hopeless. Then Jesus turned everything around for them in an instant. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you sort of feel like Rocky Balboa today. Life is beating you down, and you don’t think you can make it another round? Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll learn that perseverance is needed at times like these, and God is more than willing to help us get off the mat and continue on. We’re in Acts fourteen, with pastor John Randall.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall will give attention to Acts 13 verses 13-41, where we find Paul’s first recorded sermon. Back in the first century there were those thoroughly convinced that the way to heaven was by observing the law. That sort of thinking is still around but nothing could be further from the truth! Paul wants to make it clear that justification is by turning and trusting. Turning from your sin and trusting in Jesus alone! Simply put, we can’t be good enough to get there on our own. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re back in the book of Acts today on a Daily Walk. What makes a good sermon? I think you’d agree there needs to be teaching from the Bible, and it would be a good idea to include the Gospel message too! Paul’s first recorded sermon features just that. It’s a survey of the Old and New Testaments up until that point in time, and also he emphasized the Gospel. It’s a powerful sermon and one we’ll look at today. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we continue our series in the book of Acts. As we get back into chapter thirteen today, we’re following Paul and Barnabas on their first missionary journey. You might think of it as a journal of their fascinating trip. God may or may not call you to leave your home and go to a foreign land, but whether you’re in Africa, Los Angeles or New York you’re to be involved in the ministry. And like these saints of old found to be true, we can expect some opposition as we minister. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today pastor John will continue his series through the book of Acts. As we delve into chapter thirteen today, we’re witness to Paul and Barnabas as they embark on their first missionary journey. In these verses we also get a great description of ministry to and for the Lord. Every Christian is a minister and missionary, and so let’s allow the Lord to speak to our own lives about our own missionary quest! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Oh we’ve never done it that way before! Has that thought ever raced through your mind at church? Perhaps as the worship team has added some new instruments! Or the pastor is now doing the announcements at the end of service instead of the beginning! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll learn the need to be flexible in our endeavor to reach out to people, with the realization that God may want to do something new and different in this generation. Pastor John Randall has an eye on Matthew chapter nine.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall will be sharing a message based on the twelfth chapter of Acts. The Lord never promised us a trouble-free life. Rather He said we should expect persecution and suffering in our daily walk. At this point in the early church tragedy strikes. James was killed and Peter thrown in prison. It’s interesting to note that the church would respond by praying. Pastor John is about to encourage us to trust in and pray to the God of the Impossible just as they did.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
No doubt you’ve experienced this before You receive a vision or message from God and aren’t really sure what it means. Then along comes the Lord in a wonderful way to clarify and confirm things for us! That’s exactly what happens to Peter in the passage before us. Today on a Daily Walk God is going to stress to Peter that everyone needs the Gospel Jew and Gentile alike! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we’ll focus our time and attention on chapters nine and ten of Acts. This is an historic section of scripture because for the first time, the Gentiles and not just the Jews, get to hear the good news of Jesus Christ! As a result many would come to faith in Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ll catchup with Peter today who is traveling from one place to another at this particular time in his life. In Lydda he encounters a paralyzed and bedridden man, and then in Joppa he’s informed that a dear lady named Tabitha has just died. What happens next for both of these people is truly amazing. Let’s see what the Lord did and how He still works in our lives today!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’ve been wondering lately, What is God up to in my life? Perhaps you’re going through a difficult trial, or you’ve been working at a job for years and can’t wait to move on! It could be that you’re in a season of preparation, just as Paul the apostle was. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall explains how God prepared Paul for usefulness and then go on to relate that to our own daily walk. We’re in Acts chapter nine.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re so often quick to size people up and think to ourselves, Well they’re not a good fit! Some no doubt said that of the disciple we’ll meet today on a Daily Walk. But Jesus saw something in him that others did not! We’re looking at an unlikely calling today as we join pastor John Randall in Matthew chapter nine. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we’re going to jump right back into our study of the book of Acts. There are many landmark events described in the Bible and this is certainly one of them in Acts chapter nine. Here we find the conversion of Saul later to be known as the apostle Paul. It’s without a doubt a pivotal point in world history. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Have you ever been setup by God? If you’re a Christian you probably have, even if you haven’t noticed it. Maybe there you are on an airplane and you’re seated next to someone who doesn’t know the Lord and God is prompting you to say something. Or perhaps you share a simple verse with someone not knowing what they’re going through and it was just what they needed to hear! Today we’ll see God setup a meeting for Phillip and it’s a wonderful example of how God works in our daily walk! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Find your place in Acts chapter eight. Phillip has just preached the gospel in Samaria, a revival breaks out, and a large number are saved. In this midst of this great work of God Simon enters onto the scene. At one time he professed faith in God and was baptized, but at this point in his life he made a terrible mistake he thought he could purchase the gift of God! Did he have a false faith? Was he self-deceived? Find out today.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall will open chapter eight, where the good news of Christ is going out into all the world. With all that’s been going on recently, doesn’t your heart just long for revival? As followers of Christ, we’d love to see that in our nation and churches. But pastor John believes revival begins with you and me. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
While many are choosing to bow in the wrong direction today, we as believers have a great opportunity to stand for Jesus. As we do, we may be persecuted like the man we’ll meet today on a Daily Walk. But know this, when we stand for Jesus, He’ll stand for us. That’s what we see in the story of Stephen in Acts chapters six and seven. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Matthew Chapter eight opens with a number of healings. And these healings drew people who were impressed and inspired by the things the Lord was doing. Jesus had an interesting response to those who witnessed His miracles and sought to follow after Him - one we’ll look over today.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re in the book of Acts right now, focusing our time and attention on chapters six and seven today! It truly is admirable when someone takes a stand for the truth when the pressure is on. We’ll meet one such man today and his name is Stephen. He was actually the first martyr of the Christian church. We’re about to hear his final sermon on his last day on earth and allow this to encourage you to take a stand for Jesus at a time in human history where it’s desperately needed!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Murmuring and complaining the children of Israel were known for that as they traversed through the dessert. It was also a problem that threatened to split the early church! And in case you haven’t noticed it’s still around today, especially on social media! We approach Acts chapter six on this edition of a Daily Walk. It’s there we hear of a problem that has developed in this growing church. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Are you having a bad day? Maybe things just aren’t going the way you’d like it to. Today on a Daily Walk receive some wonderful encouragement from the Scriptures. We’re told in Acts five that the apostles were severely beaten and commanded not to speak of Jesus any longer. How did they respond to this? Maybe not exactly the way you’d expect. We’re told they rejoiced and considered it an honor to suffer for the name of Christ. Pastor John Randall will urge us to carry this Christ-like attitude and response through life. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Hardship and persecution comes at us at various times and in various ways. Some, like the men we’ll meet today, are beaten or have their lives threatened due to their faith in Christ! Others may be ridiculed or mocked! But how should we respond when it happens? While many resort to anger and complaining, today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that there’s good reason to rejoice in the midst of it! We take you to Acts five today. No matter what persecution comes our way we can remain faithful to God. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Make no mistake about it the Lord takes hypocrisy very seriously. In fact as we’ll see today on a Daily Walk two people died in the early church because of their premeditated hypocrisy. But let’s not just notice where they went wrong if we stop and think about it, we’ve all done the very same thing at one time or another. Pastor John believes this can serve as a wake up call to live right before the Lord. What the Lord did that day in the early church had a positive impact on the church, and He can use His Word to do the same in our lives. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
There are very real and powerful disasters that hit our lives from time to time. And when they do, it’s an opportunity to turn our fear into faith in God. Today John Randall continues his study in the Gospel of Matthew. We’re in chapter eight where Jesus will challenge those who were inspired by his healing miracles. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’ve noticed in your daily walk or service of the Lord when God is at work, Satan loves to attack! And sometimes the attack comes from unsuspecting places, like from within the church! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll notice how God’s spirit was very much at work in the early church. And you guessed it Satan is about to attack from within. Pastor John Randall is going through Acts at the present time, and today brings chapter five into focus.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
On today’s program we enter chapter four. In this section of scripture we’re looking at today, Peter has just given a God-inspired evangelistic sermon to a group of people who have observed a miraculous healing of a lame man. Thousands of people ended up surrendering their lives to God. One might expect that joy would abound, and everyone would be excited by the news. But that wasn’t the case. There was a group of religious leaders who were greatly disturbed by this! Pastor John Randall will draw attention to Peter and John’s reaction in the midst of this opposition.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we open the book of Acts and begin to look at a story of a man the Lord heals. The Lord gives this man far more than he could have ever imagined! It’s very encouraging to remind ourselves that our God seeks to do far more in and through our lives than we could have ever dreamed possible. Question is, are you open to being used by God? Let’s see together how God can and wants to use us in these last days.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
When you’re on a search for a church for you and your family to be a part of, what should you look for? What is it that makes for a healthy church? We’ll pursue the answer to that question today on a Daily Walk. And the answer is wonderfully simple and laid out for us in Acts chapter two. The early church was devoted to the Word, fellowship, communion, and prayer. And pastor John Randall believes the church today should follow their example. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
If asked to identify a healthy church, would your mind gravitate to the one’s with the most members and programs, largest building, or that are well known? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll consider the marks of a healthy church, as described by God. And you might be surprised to discover God defines success and health far differently than the world. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As many of you know, we’ve been making our way through the Gospel of Matthew. And we continue to do so today with a look at chapter eight. Many of us would be quick to say we have faith in Jesus. But what if your faith was severely tested, would you waiver or stand strong in the Lord? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re in the book of Acts chapter two, which records the day the church was empowered by the Holy Spirit. You’re about to hear what took place, and it’s amazing to put it mildly! But pastor John also believes the Holy Spirit is active and working today! We need to live by the power of the Spirit if we’re to be effective and fruitful. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re just getting started in the book of Acts. There are many wondrous events occurring in this book, from the giving of the Holy Spirit, the ascension of Christ, to the many adventures of the Apostle Paul. And pastor John Randall’s messages will help you understand not only what is going on in the early church, but also, how this can affect your life and daily walk. On today’s program, we’ll look at the latter half of chapter one, where we find four ways the disciples prepared for a greater work of the Holy Spirit in their lives. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We are very excited about today’s program as we embark on a study through the book of Acts with pastor John Randall. This is an important historical book, because the christian church had its beginnings recorded here. We’ll see how it would then spread from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. God’s chosen method to get the Gospel out is to work through His people and He not only calls us but empowers us too. Question is are you available for God’s use? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk Pastor John Randall will deliver his final message in the gospel of John. In chapter 21, the Lord will reestablish Peter into public ministry, and there are priorities that Jesus wants to establish for Peter and really all of His sheep. Along the way, we will see how the Lord goes about healing damaged relationships. And maybe you’ve strayed from the Lord and done something you’re not so proud of. The Lord would love to restore you as well! Today’s message is all about restoration!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk we’re on the final leg of our journey through the gospel of John, and we’ve reached chapter twenty. There’s no shortage today of what we might term, bad news! But today we’d like to turn your attention to some good news! In fact it’s the greatest news of all. How does that sound? Jesus is alive, and the tomb is empty! Pastor John Randall will show us how this reality should impact our daily walk! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today pastor John Randall resumes his verse by verse study in Matthew’s gospel with a visit to chapter eight. The power of Jesus is on display in this chapter. And today He’s about to heal Peter’s Mother-in-law, once again demonstrating His power over disease! It's a touching story with great relevance for us today.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today our teacher, pastor John Randall brings us another message in his series through the gospel of John. As Jesus was hanging on the cross He gave 7 very powerful statements. We’ll consider them today with pastor John. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As we return to John chapter eighteen today, we take a look at Jesus’ trial. But before that, a close disciple of the Lord would deny Him. We’ll examine Peter’s downward spiral, in order to help us in our Daily Walk. But failure wouldn’t be final for dear Peter. God would restore Him and there’s a wonderful message of grace we don’t want you to miss. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today John Randall will share a message centered around the arrest of Jesus. We’ve all heard stories of unjustified arrests, but this takes the cake, He was completely innocent! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Wouldn’t it be incredible to actually hear Jesus pray? You can and today we’ll do just that. The Lord is just a short time from the cross in John chapter 17, and he has just finished addressing his disciples. Now it’s time for a conversation with His Heavenly Father. Oh, what a joy it is to eavesdrop on this most glorious conversation! And part of His prayer was for us and all future believers! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today and tomorrow pastor John will have a look at the prayer of Jesus in John chapter seventeen. First He prayed for Himself, then the 11 apostles, and finally for future believers! There’s a lot we can learn from it and apply to our own prayer lives. So let’s join John as he looks at this beautiful prayer Jesus prayed the night before His arrest and crucifixion.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John will take us once again today to the gospel of Matthew as we look at chapter eight, verses five through twenty-seven. When you’re faced with what looks to be an impossibility questions tend to surface. Often we’re asking the wrong questions. Here’s a good question to ask, Is there anything too hard for the Lord? Keep that in the back of your mind and join pastor John as he continues through Matthew.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Peace on earth is something people by and large long for. But maybe to you, peace seems elusive! Yes many are lacking peace! I’m happy to say in the midst of sorrow and trial, we can take heart and experience peace! How is that possible in the world as we know it, or when personal tragedy strikes? Stick around for an encouraging time in the Word on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall takes us to John chapter sixteen. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is leading us through the Gospel of John right now, and today we find Christ preparing His disciples for what was ahead of them. In just a few short hours, Jesus would be on the cross, and He would be leaving them. But He would not leave them alone, for His Holy Spirit would soon enter the scene. Just as He would help them through life, He’s our great helper too! We’ll be covering John chapter sixteen. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
In chapter fifteen of John Jesus said if we would abide in Him we would bear much fruit. And as we’ll see today, there are tremendous blessings that come to those who abide. In fact, pastor John Randall has identified eight in the passage before us today. So if you’re ready to be blessed, turn to John fifteen and let’s discover the blessings of abiding.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Those of you who have a fruit tree in the back of your yard, probably look forward to harvest time, when you can enjoy the fruit of your labor. After all the pruning, thinning, watering, and fertilizing, you should end up with something to show for it right? If the tree didn’t produce some good fruit you’d start to think something is wrong. Similarly, the Christian is to bear spiritual fruit, and when there is little or none, there is great cause for concern. Pastor John Randall takes us to John chapter fifteen where we learn about spiritual fruit from the True Vine Himself. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
A failing marriage, the loss of a job, a rebellious son or daughter refusing to abide by the rules of the house, sickness, and the loss of a loved one. Throughout life, there are many things that bring us down, but it’s at that time that we need to look up. In John chapter fourteen, the disciples are greatly troubled, and it’s interesting to see where Jesus directs them... right on up to their future home in heaven. Let’s seek to apply these comforting words to our lives by joining pastor John Randall. We’re talking about the remedy for a troubled heart on a Daily Walk. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
If you’ve been tuning lately, you know that we’ve just rounded out our extensive study of The Sermon on the Mount and we are now jumping into Matthew eight, where we find Jesus performing many miracles. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
A troubled heart - it’s something we all encounter at one time or another. And maybe you have a heavy heart as we speak? The disciples were troubled as well, when they realized their teacher and friend was about to leave them. But I’m happy to say there is a remedy for such a condition! Turn to John chapter fourteen and let’s draw some comfort from the words of Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
There’s no debating the fact that in this world of ours the majority would much rather be served than serve. That’s often the case in the church sad to say. Just look at the average church and their struggle to fill volunteer roles in the nursery, Sunday School teachers, sound ministry workers, and on and on it goes. We’ll see how greatness is built on the foundation of servanthood today on a Daily Walk as John Randall resumes his study of John. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re about to sit in on an argument between the disciples over the question, Who’s going to be the greatest in the kingdom of God? It’s interesting how Jesus would respond, and through it all we discover a valuable lesson on what’s really important in life. And what a needed reminder for life as we know it in the year 2024. Pastor John Randall has us turn to the thirteenth chapter of John today on a Daily Walk where we see Jesus lay down a beautiful example of what a servant should look like. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Many of us have run across sceptics and agnostics who claim that if they could only see visible proof of God, or some sort of sign, then they’d believe. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will show us that even after Jesus had performed many signs, there were still those that wouldn’t believe. Which just goes to show you, that even when many people see signs and wonders- they often still reject Jesus. We’ll see a number of reasons people don’t believe in John chapter twelve. It’s a good time to consider our own spiritual state. Are you living in darkness and need to repent and trust in Christ? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
If you knew you only had a few hours to live, what would you do for those last precious moments? A Lot of people would probably enjoy a big meal, travel or spend time with family. When Jesus Christ knew that the time had come for Him to be arrested and crucified, what did He do? He prays that the Father would be glorified! One of the best ways to understand the heart of Jesus Christ is to look at the things He did in the last hours of His life, when He knew He was about to be crucified. Let’s do that with pastor John. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk our teacher, pastor John Randall will present a message on false prophets and teachers. This teaching is based on the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew chapter seven. False teachers are certainly prevalent today as they were in Jesus’ day. Christ warns us that these false prophets are ravenous wolves in sheep’s clothing. That should serve as a wake-up call to every believer to learn to tell the difference from a true man of God and a ravenous wolf. Today we’ll discover that to learn a man’s intent, you need look no further than his life, and the fruit he bears.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As some of you know, we’re going through the gospel of John right now, and today we’ll stop to have dinner with Jesus. In chapter twelve Mary pours a very expensive perfume on the feet of Jesus. While some would view this as a waste, Jesus saw it for what it truly was worship! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk we find Jesus going through the most difficult rejection prior to going to the cross. One of His disciples sold him out, a close friend denies Him, and the religious leaders turn against Him. He would go to the cross alone. But none of this would deter Him or set Him off course.
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We’re back in Mark chapter fourteen. In today’s message, we near the time when the Lord will be arrested and crucified. These verses describe some of the most important moments in human history paving the way for us to live in eternity with Him!
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We’re learning how to become a worshipper of Jesus today on A Daily Walk, with pastor John Randall. And a great example of true worship is found in Mark chapter fourteen. Here we run across Mary demonstrating a life of worship. We’ll notice it was calculated, costly, required full commitment, it was criticized and most importantly commended by Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Right now we’re in the beginning stages of our journey through Matthew, with pastor John Randall. Today we recall the birth of our Savior, but we’ll be doing so through the perspective of Joseph. When you hear about his discovery, dilemma and decision, you’ll quickly see how it relates to our daily walk in a big way!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today, we begin a study of Mark chapter fourteen. There we are at church on Sunday sitting in the pew singing along with the worship team, or we click on our favorite music app on our phone, and we call it worship! But that’s not the only way we worship! As we’ll see in a moment it’s a way of life. Today we run across a woman who was involved in true worship that caught the attention of Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Even the casual observer recognizes there’s a lot going on right now relating to end times prophecy! It’s becoming increasingly clear, the Lord could return very soon. As God is drawing things to a rapid close, what are we to be doing? That’s the all-important question we’ll pursue today on a Daily Walk as we finish up the Olivet Discourse in Mark chapter thirteen. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we get back into the Olivet Discourse in Mark chapter thirteen. Here Jesus is asked a couple of questions by His disciples, one of which we’ll look at today that has to do with the timing of the second coming of Christ. With all that’s transpiring in our world today, that may be a question running through your mind as well. Let’s see what our Lord had to say on the matter. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
All the signs around us are very clear, we’re living in the last days. The Lord is going to return, and the rapture is even closer. In Mark thirteen, Jesus spoke of some of the signs to look for as we await His glorious return. As we move along in today’s study, I think you’ll be surprised at just how many of the things Jesus spoke about are taking place, with increasing intensity! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today pastor John continues his series in the gospel of Mark. All the signs around us are shouting the Lord is coming back soon! And we must be prepared! As we open up Mark 13 today and have a look at the Olivet Discourse we’ll benefit from some questions about the end times which are answered by Jesus Himself.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As we turn back to Matthew chapter one I’ll remind you that the author of this gospel emphasizes Jesus as the Messiah and rightful heir to the throne of David. We’ll be carefully considering the geneology in the first seventeen verses. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You don’t have to look long and hard to find examples of hatred in our world today. Just turn on the nightly news, or scroll through your newsfeed on social media. But Christians are to stand out as loving and sacrificial people. That’s the challenge in front of us today, as we open our Bibles to Mark chapter twelve. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Our teacher is pastor John Randall and we’re making our way through Mark right now. And in chapter twelve Jesus responds to a question with a parable. It not only reveals the patience and love of God, but the folly of man and judgment coming on those who reject Jesus.
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Pastor John Randall is at the tail-end of Mark chapter ten and then we’ll move into chapter eleven. It’s here we run across a blind man that had remarkable faith, and he would receive his sight on this particular day. Let’s hear all about it.
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In Mark chapter ten the disciples are in a place, many of us find ourselves in right now. They’re fearful! It’s interesting to observe what Jesus does. He takes them aside and reminds them of a few things. Perhaps that’s what you need today? Join us for a Daily Walk as we continue through the Bible.
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We’re going to open our Bibles once again today to the gospel of Mark. We’ll meet you in chapter ten. Here we run across a man that by the world’s standards had it all. He was young, wealthy, and was a man of great stature too. But there was something missing in his life, and it’s the greatest thing of all. And perhaps today you feel empty and something is missing? Allow the Lord to speak to you as only He can, through His Word. We’re talking about what it takes to get to heaven.
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You’ve picked a good day to join us. Here at a Daily Walk we’re beginning a study in Matthew. Won’t you join us as we do? In your study of the Scriptures you’ve no doubt encountered the many genealogies. And perhaps you glossed right over it, thinking there’s not much to take away from it. But as we’ll see in Matthew chapter one, it speaks volumes of God’s faithfulness and grace.
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Here on A Daily Walk, pastor John Randall will take us to Mark chapter ten, where the subject at hand is marriage and divorce and raising our kids for Christ. It’s not hard to see the impact the breakdown of the family has had. When a couple chooses to go their separate ways, there are long lasting consequences. But God didn’t intend for it to be this way. His desire is that we have a healthy home, and a thriving marital relationship.
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Mark chapter ten is about as contemporary as it gets, as it deals with a problem that is prevalent to say the least. Back in the first century, men were divorcing their wives left and right. Sound familiar? The Pharisees of that day asked Jesus if that was lawful. We’ll see what our Lord had to say on the matter here on this edition of A Daily Walk as pastor John Randall returns to his series in Mark.
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Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to work toward unity. After all we’re on the same team, worshipping the same God. That’s the message Jesus seeks to get across to His disciples in Mark chapter nine, and we’d do well to take it to heart.
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Today we derive great encouragement from Mark chapter nine, where Jesus not only dealt with the needs of His disciples, but performed several miracles as well. He took Peter, James and John with Him up to a high mountain and was transfigured before them. He also later encountered a desperate father who had a boy that was demon possessed. Maybe that’s where you’re at today desperate? Let’s be encouraged to take that to Jesus, and see what He can do!
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Many of us have wondered what it will be like to see God as He is. We’re told, as Christians, that will be a reality one day in heaven. But wouldn’t it be nice to get a glimpse of that glory here on earth? Peter, James, and John had that opportunity on a mountain one day and we’ll take a look at their experience here on this edition of A Daily Walk.
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Today on a Daily Walk our teacher, pastor John Randall will present a message on false prophets and teachers. This teaching is based on the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew chapter seven. False teachers are certainly prevalent today as they were in Jesus’ day. Christ warns us that these false prophets are ravenous wolves in sheep’s clothing. That should serve as a wake-up call to every believer to learn to tell the difference from a true man of God and a ravenous wolf. Today we’ll discover that to learn a man’s intent, you need look no further than his life, and the fruit he bears.
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The Christian life is far from easy and at times people will even question what we’re doing because it seems illogical. But the reward for determining to follow Jesus is far greater than anything we leave behind! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll take a look at the difficult path the Lord calls us to. It starts with a desire, and that leads to a decision, a denial of self, and then death to self! Jesus laid down His life for us and now He calls us to live a crucified life.
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Pastor John Randall will be in Mark chapter eight, and verses 22-38. Here we find another miracle performed by Jesus, featuring a blind man from Bethsaida. There are a good number of lessons flowing from it, as we’ll soon see. Like, his friends saw his need and brought him to Jesus. That’s exactly the kind of friend we need to be.
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Compassionate and loving, we see that demonstrated time and time again in the life and ministry of Christ whether it was to a person individually or to a multitude of people. We’ll see some more examples of that today. Jesus healed the sick and fed the multitudes! And these were clear signs of who He is - and what He’s all about. But He also set aside time with His disciples to teach them valuable lessons. Pastor John Randall has an eye on Mark chapters seven and eight.
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John Randall is currently leading us through the gospel of Mark. This account of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ contains many relevant lessons for us. We’ll begin in Mark seven at verse fourteen, where Jesus confronts the religious leaders about their hypocrisy. If we’re wise we’ll look within to see if there’s even a trace of hypocrisy in our own lives that needs to be rooted out.
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The feeding of the 5,000 is so much more than a miracle it’s a miracle with an important message. And pastor John Randall believes it contains something you need to hear about serving Jesus. He’ll draw that out for us today on a Daily Walk. We’re going through Mark at the present time and today we’ll pay a visit to chapters six and seven.
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See if this sounds familiar. You’re driving down the road thinking you’re well on the way to your destination. You pass several signs that say otherwise but they don’t catch your eye. Finally you come to the realization that you’ve been going the wrong way! Maybe that will happen to you, spiritually speaking, today on a Daily Walk. Countless people today think they’re on the highway to heaven, but in reality are on the road to destruction. Pastor John Randall takes us to Matthew seven, as we continue through the Sermon on the Mount.
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Pastor John Randall will be covering Mark chapters six and seven. We’re about to receive some marvelous lessons that can help us as we set out to serve the Lord. But pastor John first wants to emphasize how important it is that we take time out to be alone with Jesus. It’s during those times that we can be recharged and receive encouragement, preparing us for what’s next.
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Today we're in Mark chapter six. John the Baptist was the forerunner of Christ, sent ahead to prepare the way for the Lord. All around the world Christians are being persecuted for their faith, and we’re even seeing that here in America in growing measure. But remember Jesus said In the world you will have tribulation. But take courage; I have overcome the world! As we look together at the death of John the Baptist, and how he was faithful even to the very end of his life, allow this to encourage your heart today. That no matter what comes our way, God will be with us, and can help us to remain faithful too.
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Pastor John is going to offer quite a contrast between a group of people that were living in unbelief, with some others that were walking in faith! Question is, which of the two would best describe where you’re at today? Let’s think that over, as we turn in our Bibles to Mark chapter six.
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Where do you turn when you’re broke, have an incurable disease and out of options? Or imagine your daughter has just died and you’re overwhelmed with grief! Or how about being demon possessed! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll observe some people in those situations and see how Jesus came through for them! Jesus has power over death, the devil and disease! This should deliver hope to our lives today no matter what we’re going through. We’ll be looking today at Mark chapter five!
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Here on this Monday, pastor John Randall opens the fifth chapter of Mark and has us consider the remarkable power of Jesus. It’s here that we read about a demon-possessed man who had incredible strength... so strong was he that not even shackles could subdue him. It looked to be a hopeless condition until he came into contact with Jesus and everything changed.
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We take another look at the Sermon on the Mount, today on a Daily Walk with pastor John Randall. Maybe you’ve noticed sin sure looks worse on others than it does in ourselves. We’re quick to point the finger and say, oh how could they. But we overlook our own faults. As we open up Matthew seven Jesus makes it clear we’re not to judge hypocritically. And before you confront someone, make sure you take care of what’s going on in your own life.
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Pastor John Randall is currently leading us through the Gospel of Mark. At the end of chapter four, the disciples find themselves in a big storm. The lesson they would learn that day from Jesus, serves to help us encounter and endure the storms of life. And there have been plenty this year, I’m sure you’d agree! Pastor John has noticed some mistakes believers often make when they hit, but he’ll also reassure us we will make it through by faith in Christ.
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Pastor John Randall opens Mark chapter four today. And we’ll be looking at a couple of parables of Christ, that deal with the Kingdom of God. Those of you into agriculture or gardening will no doubt appreciate these parables, as it’s right up your alley!
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It’s not hard to see that darkness that seems to be growing as the years go by! But did you realize you have a responsibility as a Christian to be a light in a dark world? We’re to shine for Jesus, so that others may see the difference He makes in a human life and be drawn to Him. Today as we continue our series in Mark, Pastor John will have us consider the Lord’s words in chapter four, and the parable of the sower.
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Throughout His earthly ministry Jesus used stories that His audience could identify with in order to help them understand a heavenly truth. They’re called parables. We’re about to encounter one such parable today, and it’s one of the best known of all shared by the Lord. The parable of the sower really is designed to get us to think about the condition of our own heart, so let’s do that together.
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When Jesus chose His disciples He didn’t go by worldly standards. He picked some guys you might not expect! The group included fishermen, a religious zealot, a hated tax collector, and six others we know little about! Just ordinary men, but they followed an extraordinary God. Pastor John Randall is sharing a series in Mark, and today on a Daily Walk we’ll again be in chapter three. Let’s hear more about the guys Jesus handpicked to be His disciples.
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In the sermon on the mount, The Lord said, Judge not, lest you be judged. It’s become one of the most misused and misunderstood statements ever uttered by Jesus. You’ll hear that phrase often invoked to excuse all sorts of bad behavior. But is that an accurate usage of the Lord’s words? Is Jesus saying, we’re to refrain from exercising discernment? Pastor John Randall doesn’t think so. And he’ll show us why as he continues a study in the Sermon on the Mount.
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Pastor John Randall will be resuming his verse by verse study of Mark on today’s program. Join us in chapter three, as together we read about an encounter Jesus had with a man who had a withered hand. He would restore him! But pastor John also wonders, how many of us are in a withered condition right now in need of restoration? Maybe it’s a withered marriage? Let’s be encouraged by what God wants to do in our lives!
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When we have a problem we naturally want to try to come up with a solution. But what do you do when it’s totally out of your control and you’re out of options? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that we’re all sinners and that’s a problem we can’t solve on our own though many have tried. Thankfully Jesus has solved our sin problem for us. He is a Savior for sinners. Pastor John Randall will highlight that for us through a study in Mark chapter two. In this passage Jesus is confronted by the religious leaders of His day.
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Let’s say you’re being asked to put a team together at work, what do you typically look for? Perhaps the best and brightest in the field, or most popular! But it’s interesting to observe who Jesus choose to be His disciples! People you might not expect fishermen and a tax collector just to name a few. And that should encourage all of us, that no matter what our background, education or ability God can still use us in a mighty way. Let’s look together at the calling of Matthew, today on a Daily Walk, as we join pastor John Randall in Mark chapter two.
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Today pastor John Randall opens Mark chapter two. It describes the miraculous story of four men bringing their paralytic friend to Jesus. As you look at all that they went through, and the obstacles they overcame, it’s truly inspirational. Jesus took notice of their faith, and so too should we! Along the way we’ll consider the question, what would we be willing to do, to bring a friend to Jesus?
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We’re making our way through Mark’s gospel. Today we’ll observe the healing of a paralytic. As fantastic as that is, there was something far greater in his life that needed to be dealt with his spiritual condition. And Jesus would take care of that too! Maybe you’re in need of healing today physically or spiritually? Let’s see what the Lord can do in our lives, as we come to Him in faith.
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Anxiety is a real problem for many of us. Just look at the rising use of anti-anxiety medication as evidence of that. And maybe that’s something that you deal with? When it happens, what should you do? Let’s talk about that today on a Daily Walk with pastor John Randall. John will address the cause and the cure for anxiety, as we visit the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew six.
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The plan today is to finish Mark chapter one. If you’ll recall, Jesus has just spent some alone time with the heavenly Father in prayer. Right on the heels of this devotional time, came an opportunity for ministry! Today we’ll be introduced to a leper who Jesus encounters and his life would never be the same as a result. We’ll notice how he came to the Lord and how we can too!
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So how’s your devotional life going? If you’re like many, you’d probably say, it’s not where it should be! We’d do well to do some self-examination and if need be make a commitment to daily time in prayer and the Word. And that’s modeled for us by Jesus in Mark chapter one. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll notice how Jesus took time out early in the day to get alone with the Father. Pastor John Randall believes this is essential if we’re to be effective in life and ministry.
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Pastor John Randall is in the early going of his study of the Gospel of Mark and it’s been quite a blessing learning about the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in Galilee. Imagine there you are in church. Jesus is in the middle of an amazing teaching, and then a demon possessed man suddenly cries out and disrupts the service! Then Jesus commands the demon to come out of him and he does! I think it’s safe to say we’d be in awe! That’s essentially what happened in the story we’ll bring before you today.
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Are you following Jesus? The early disciples made that choice, and we pray you will too if you haven’t already! Today on a Daily Walk we consider who is King of our lives. We join pastor John Randall in Mark chapter one and discover the joy and blessing of following Jesus! You’re about to hear the calling of the disciples as well as the very beginning of Jesus’ ministry.
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Whether you’re pastoring a church, a small group leader, or a missionary on a foreign land the ministry you’re involved in should be all about Jesus! If it’s not, you’re off track! Today we give attention to the life and ministry of John the Baptist. It’s not hard to see, he was sold out to Christ and his ministry focus was all about Christ. Talk about a great model for us today to follow! We’re in Mark chapter one.
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Anxiety and worry - it’s an everyday part of life for many Americans. When there are cutbacks at work and your boss says there’s no longer a place for you, or the doctor says its cancer and you’re not sure how you’ll be able to pay for treatment you may start to get anxious and worry. Join us for a Daily Walk as we have another look at the Sermon on the Mount and hear what Jesus has to say on the subject.
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Today we embark on a new series in the book of Mark. As the second book in the New Testament, the Book of Mark is also the shortest of the four gospels. Mark doesn’t go into the same detail the other three gospel writers do, but he has a unique and important message to convey about the amazing life of Jesus. And presents Him as the Suffering Servant!
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Today pastor John Randall will conclude his verse by verse study through Matthew. If you’ve been with us for every broadcast, you have studied in depth the greatest life ever led - that of the Lord Jesus Christ. And of course, the story has a happy ending because there is no ending - He rose from the grave and is preparing a place for you and me in Heaven!
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As we’ve studied Matthew over the past few days, we’ve seen the pain and humiliation Jesus experienced on the cross. The good news is that no crucifixion, no spear in His side, no burial in a tomb could defeat Him! He is risen! That’s the theme of Matthew chapter twenty-eight.
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We’re going to return to Matthew twenty-seven today, as we near the end of our series through this wonderful account of the Lord’s life. And you’re about to hear a detailed description of all that Jesus suffered at the cross, and even before it, taking on the punishment our sins deserved. It was His great love for mankind that drove Him to do this. Keep that in mind as you listen.
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We near the end of our verse by verse journey through Matthew. And we come to the climax of the story of Christ, where Jesus does what He came to do, dying on the cross for our sins. But what led up to this is also significant.
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Financial experts have varying opinions when it comes to investing, but most will agree on the principle of diversification. In other words, Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket. However, when it comes to storing up heavenly treasures, that doesn’t apply. We need only invest in heavenly stock, and this wise investment will lead to eternal spiritual dividends. We’ll examine our relationship to what we have today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall is currently teaching from the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew six.
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If you’re a regular listener, you know that we’ve been spending a good deal of time in the gospel of Matthew. Just part of our through the Bible study. Today pastor John Randall will share a message centered around the arrest and trials of Jesus. We’ve all heard stories of unjustified arrests, but this takes the cake, He was completely innocent and yet allowed it all to happen!
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We’ll be in the gospel of Matthew chapter 26. Jesus is on the road to the cross and about to be arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane. It would be right here that He would be betrayed by one of His disciples. If you’ve ever been betrayed by someone close to you, well you know how awful that is! Few things in life are as painful as that. Let’s see how Jesus handled it all!
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If you’re a regular listener, you know we’ve spent several months going verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. We’ve now reached a pivotal section in this account of the Lord’s earthly life and ministry. In chapter sixteen we have a very touching scene where Mary is worshipping at the feet of Jesus. While some were critical of her, Jesus saw it for what it truly was pure worship. And it should inspire us all to do the same.
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Happy fourth of July from all of us at A Daily Walk, with pastor John Randall. It’s on this day that we enjoy fireworks, barbecues and parades. But more importantly we celebrate our nation’s freedom through the passage of the Declaration of Independence. It's fitting I think on a day like this that we pause to consider the greatest freedom that we enjoy as Christians, secured for us by Jesus on the cross. Freedom from sin and to enjoy a life with Christ forever. Turn with us to Matthew chapter 26, as pastor John recalls the great sacrifice by our Savior to secure that freedom for us and the proper response to it worship.
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Today on a Daily Walk we give attention to a couple of powerful parables spoken by our Lord in Matthew chapter 25. Jesus is coming again at a time when it’s not expected, and we’re to be ready for it! Part of being ready involves using what God has given us for His glory and the Kingdom of God. Question is, what are you doing with what you’ve been given by God? Are you faithful and are you ready?
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Here on a Daily Walk, we give attention to the practice of fasting - denying our physical appetite to concentrate on our spiritual appetite. In the sixth chapter of Matthew, pastor John Randall has been dealing with three basic disciplines of the believer. Today he talks about fasting.
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Today John Randall will bring us another message from his series through Matthew’s gospel. We all know the Boy Scout motto, Be prepared. It’s also a very good motto for us as we await the time when the Lord will take His people home in the rapture. Will you be ready and prepared when that happens? Let’s get ready, as we join pastor John in Matthew 25.
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Pastor John Randall will bring us another challenging message from God’s word today as we continue our study through Matthew. We’ll pay another visit to the Olivet Discourse in chapter 24 today. If you’ll recall this is Jesus’ response to His disciples’ question concerning when the Temple would be destroyed, when the end of the age would occur, and when His second coming would take place and His Kingdom be established. But today we want to pause and consider how we are to live in light of what of what we’ve been made aware of.
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Maybe like many you’ve wondered, what will the second coming of Christ look like, and when will it occur? The disciples of Christ wondered about that too, and posed a similar question to Jesus. We’ll hear our Lord’s enlightening answer today on a Daily Walk as we dive back into the Olivet Discourse in Matthew chapter 24.
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Today we’ll jump right back into our verse by verse study through the gospel of Matthew. Summer is officially here, and there are signs we look for that tell us it is here, like warmer weather. There are also signs we should be aware of that tell us we are living in the last days before the return of Christ. Do you know what they are? Jesus tells us in Matthew twenty-four to know the signs and be prepared.
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Has this thought crossed your mind in recent years, We’re getting close to the end? What does the Bible have to say about the time of the end? Are there signs to be looking for as that day approaches? In Matthew chapter twenty-four, Jesus gave some specific signs of His second coming and the end of the age to His disciples. He did this for some very good reasons. He wanted them to be ready, and He wanted them to know the truth, so they would not be deceived by false teachers.
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Pastor John Randall is about to open Matthew six, and return to his series on the Sermon on the Mount. We’re taking some extra time looking at what we might say is a model for prayer, given by Jesus to His disciples. It starts with worship, then goes into petitions, and then ends with worship.
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We’ll be in Matthew chapter 23 today if you want to find your place there now. Jesus is in the last week of His earthly ministry and conveying some important things to His disciples before He would leave them. In this passage He takes time out to point out the hypocrisy in the religious leaders. Essentially saying, don’t be like them! They were putting on a good show, but we’re not practicing what they preached.
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Today we dive right back into our through the Bible series. In Matthew chapter 23 Jesus points out the great hypocrisy in the Pharisees. They were all about showing off, doing what they did to be seen by men. And they certainly didn’t practice what they preached. Pastor John observes the same sort of behavior in much of the world today in his message, The Woes of Religion!
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Today we’ll continue John’s verse by verse series through Matthew with a stop in chapter twenty-two. Once again we see the religious leaders of the day up to no good trying to trap Jesus with questions. And as always, the Lord puts no doubt in anyone’s mind who is really the authority on all matters and in control. Turn to Matthew chapter twenty-two and join us for a great time in God’s Word.
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We receive invitations all the time. Whether it be to go out to dinner with friends or something a little more formal like to a wedding. And generally speaking we give it some thought as to whether we’ll accept or not. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll hear an invitation go out from God Himself, and it’s the most important of all. Question is, will you accept or reject it?
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Today pastor John takes us to Matthew chapter twenty-one, and a couple of powerful illustrations. Jesus spoke these parables to the religious leaders, both challenging their authority and unmasking their hypocrisy! We’ll soon see that their mistakes are being repeated even still today.
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The ways in which we communicate has certainly changed over the years! Remember using those rotary phones? Now today we have cell phones, where we can call or text someone wherever we are. Or email them! Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll examine the best way to communicate..... with God the Father, through our representative Jesus Christ. And it hasn’t changed a bit over the years.
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As we open Matthew chapter 21 today we encounter some powerful illustrations. One of them involving a withering fig tree. While application could be made to the religious system and nation of Israel, we’ll also take a look in the mirror. Perhaps your life could be described as dried up and withered?
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Pastor John Randall is our teacher, and today John takes us to Matthew chapter twenty-one. When we think of Jesus, pictures of loving, gentle, meek and mild may flash into our minds. But today we’ll see a different side to our Lord. He actually got very upset, and for good reason. People were being taken advantage of in the Temple. Could we be guilty of the very same thing? Don’t be so quick to say no.
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We’ve been going verse by verse through Matthew over the past few months, and today we’ll begin our study in chapter twenty-one. It’s the last week of Jesus’ life and ministry and He’s about to enter into Jerusalem for His final public appearance.
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Have you ever wondered why God just doesn’t take us on up to heaven the moment we become saved? Well the answer in part is we have a job to do. And part of that involves serving Him and sharing the gospel. Today pastor John encourages us to be faithful to our calling until the Lord takes us home!
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Pastor John Randall is leading a study through the Bible, and we pick things up in Matthew chapter 20 today. Here we run across one of the many parables of Jesus, and this one speaks volumes about our service to the Lord and the motivation behind it. A good passage to keep in mind as we head off to work in the morning, or at church on Sunday.
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Prayer is a great privilege. Just think we have access to our Father in heaven 24/7, anytime we want. But too often we go about it all the wrong way. As if He’s a genie in a bottle, there to grant any wish we have. So how should we pray? We’re given some much needed guidance in the Sermon on the Mount from the ultimate teacher Jesus Himself.
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Does it feel as though something is missing in your life? Maybe you’ve been seeking truth here lately, like the man we’ll encounter today on a Daily Walk. Very sadly in his case, he would walk away from what the Lord had for him. But that doesn’t have to be the case for you! Pastor John Randall will complete Matthew chapter nineteen and uncover what it takes to get to heaven. It’s not by a good work, but by faith in Jesus and the finished work at the cross.
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Like the man we’ll meet today many are under the impression that being a good person or going through the religious motions will save a person. But as you’re about to learn it’s possible to be sincere, respectful and religious and yet be totally lost. Today on a Daily Walk we turn to Matthew chapter nineteen and set out to answer the question, How can I get into heaven and be assured of eternal life?
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Today we’ll once again look at the subject of marriage and divorce - and the ways to avoiding one from leading to the other. There are hundreds of books available that purport to tell you how to have a successful marriage, but there’s only one you can really count on for the truth - the Bible.
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Today our teacher pastor John Randall will address the subject of Marriage and Divorce. I don’t need to recite to you the staggering statistics on divorce in the United States. Suffice it to say, divorce is way too easy and way too destructive. Christians aren’t immune from it either. How have we let the sanctity of marriage slip so far? Let's talk about it as we turn to Matthew chapter nineteen.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re working our way through the Bible with pastor John Randall leading the way. And today we plan to finish Matthew chapter eighteen. They’re some of the hardest words to say, I forgive you! Especially after you’ve experienced great hurt. But when you do forgive, you’re never more like Jesus, who forgave us a debt that we could never pay. We’ll spend some time talking about the forgiveness of God and why we’re to follow in His footsteps by forgiving others. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
When you give whose approval and applause are you seeking? Man’s or God’s? We’ll allow that penetrating question to examine our own hearts today on a Daily Walk. Today we’ll be covering the first few verses of Matthew six. Throughout the Scriptures we’re encouraged to give. But as we’ll see in our study today, Jesus has His eye on more than just our outward actions. He’s also concerned with why we’re doing what we’re doing, and even how we do it! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve all been hurt by the words or actions of another. Maybe it was an unkind word spoken on social media, or someone has lied about you or stolen from you! When that happens we have a choice to make will we forgive them or not! Today on A Daily Walk, pastor John Randall begins a study in Matthew eighteen, verses twenty-one through thirty-five. Jesus addresses the topic of forgiveness. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
So you find out that someone from your church or a friend of yours is living in sin, how should you respond? Or let’s make it a bit more person, what’s your reaction to a person that has sinned against you? Do you start gossiping about it, as some are prone to do? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll learn the biblical approach to the sinner that has the goal of restoration! We’ll also develop a Kingdom Mindset. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on A Daily Walk, we begin a study in Matthew chapter eighteen. There’s something within many of us that desires to be great or successful. But in case you haven’t noticed the world we live in measures greatness by a far different standard than the Lord! In today’s message we’ll learn what true greatness looks like. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re going to jump right back into our verse by verse study of Matthew today, so open your Bible to chapter seventeen. The transfiguration of Christ, as described here, is one of the most amazing occurrences in the Bible. Can you imagine what that experience was like? To even receive a glimpse of Jesus in all of His glory is enough to take your breath away! Pastor John Randall is here to tell us all about this mountaintop experience and what happened after they went down from the mountain.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re going to jump right back into our verse by verse study of Matthew today, so open your Bible to chapter seventeen. The transfiguration of Christ, as described here, is one of the most amazing occurrences in the Bible. Can you imagine what that experience was like? There are several questions associated with this miracle that pastor John will address, including who was there, and why those who were there, were there! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve reached Matthew chapter six today where we’re exhorted by Christ to do good deeds and give. Now there’s a right way and a wrong way to go about it. While many are seeking the approval and applause of people, as they do something good, the Lord wants us to bring Him all the glory instead. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today our teacher, pastor John Randall, will continue his verse by verse examination of Matthew’s gospel. I know you’ve answered some pretty important questions in your life, like, What are you going to do for a living?, and maybe even, Will you marry me?, but the most important question we all will answer is the subject of today’s study in Matthew chapter sixteen - Who do you say Jesus Christ is? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Currently on the program, we’re studying the first book of the New Testament, the gospel of Matthew. This account of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ has many enriching lessons for us, including what we’ll learn today - how to identify false doctrine, like legalism and how to avoid the pitfalls of a false religion. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You may have heard it said, It’s what’s on the inside that counts! It’s true as we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk through a study in Matthew chapter 15. The religious leaders of Jesus’ day were more concerned with what the outside looked like as opposed to the heart on the inside.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We have a great message in store for you today, because we are currently studying one of the greatest chapters in the Bible, Matthew fourteen. God is wanting us to trust Him, but you may have noticed we often struggle in that area. Today we draw your attention to Jesus feeding five thousand people with a young boy’s lunch, and then He walks on the water, and calls Peter out of the boat to join Him! We’re learning to trust in Jesus and step out in faith from Matthew chapter fourteen.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
When you’re going through a really hard time, it’s a good idea to get away and have some alone time with God. We’ll see Jesus model that for us today on a Daily Walk through a study in Matthew fourteen. We’ll then go on to see our Lord and Savior minister to the multitudes in the midst of His pain. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Somebody does you wrong, is the first thought in your mind, Oooh they’re gonna get it! The world would have you believe, you have every right to retaliate! We have a tremendous capacity for retaliation. But God would have us go in another direction. On today’s a Daily Walk pastor John Randall contrasts the world’s way of thinking to what Jesus said in the Sermon on the Mount - Turn the other cheek. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
It’s the goal of this program to bring the Word of God to you in an understandable and encouraging way, so that you might grow closer to Jesus Christ in your daily walk. Today pastor John continues his series in Matthew, as we continue our study of the Lord’s parables in chapter thirteen. We’ll take a look at quite a few of them today and we’ll start off with the parable of the Tares. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today our teacher and pastor John Randall continues his journey through the Bible with another stop in Matthew’s gospel. We're right in the middle of a look at the parables found in chapter thirteen and today Jesus gives us an agricultural parable that illustrates an important point. He tells us that just as there are genuine believers, there are also the counterfeit to be aware of. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The Parable of the Sower is by far one of the more familiar parables taught by Jesus during His earthly ministry. It’s a timeless story with a heavenly meaning that contains truths that apply to both believers and unbelievers alike. Would you like to have a heart that is producing something fruitful? If so be sure to listen today to a Daily Walk.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Jesus was sure great about taking deep heavenly truths, and making them easy to understand. One of His chosen methods of teaching was through stories we refer to as parables. Maybe like me you enjoy a good story. Our Lord was the master story teller! On today’s A Daily Walk with pastor John Randall, we’ll begin a look at one of these parables -- a rather well known one that deals with reaping and sowing. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As you examine your life today maybe you’d describe some areas as withered! Perhaps it’s your marriage or your devotional life? Here’s the good news, Jesus has the power to restore a withered life, and that comes shining through Matthew chapter twelve. Today on a Daily Walk Jesus encounters a man with a withered hand, and his life would never be the same. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
From the politician who says one thing and does another, to the student who cheats on a test, or the salesman that shades the truth to close the deal... We can’t help but ask, where is integrity these days? Jesus has something important to say on the subject, and we’ll have that for you today on a Daily Walk as we get back into the Sermon on the Mount. How good is your word? Find out as we look into THE WORD. Pastor John Randall is covering Matthew five, verses 33-48.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The Pharisees were obsessed with catching Jesus in the act of breaking their rules and traditions. But, in actuality, their laws often cut against the grain of the Scriptures and Jesus conveyed this to them in such clever ways that they were usually left scratching their heads! Today on A Daily Walk, we’ll take a look at an instance in Matthew Twelve where the Pharisees caught Jesus and His disciples breaking one of their rules. How did Jesus react? Find out as you join us.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’re living in fear over something today? You can break free from fear and we’ll tell you how here on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall will be finishing Matthew chapter ten where the disciples are afraid and Jesus calms their fears and offers them much needed encouragement.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
It’s not hard to see people struggle with fear in the world as we know it. Maybe it’s a fear of death that has a grip on you, or getting a virus, a fear of what people think of us or even what may happen if we choose to go down a certain path. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll turn to Jesus who can help to calm those fears, just as He did for His troubled disciples. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Marriage is sacred and something God created with a purpose in mind. He put it together and wants it to stay together for a lifetime. It’s not hard to see a growing number of marriages today are ending in divorce! Ever wonder why and what if anything can be done about it? Let’s look into that today on A Daily Walk. We’ll be camping out in Matthew chapter five and verses thirty-one and thirty-two.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Jesus taught the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. Why is it that the laborers are few? Is it because so many feel unqualified or too busy so they won’t venture into the harvest? Today we’ll study Matthew chapter ten, and discover the kind of people that Jesus calls to be His laborers. You’ll be encouraged to discover they are just like you and me. The Lord does this to not only bless us - but that He might be glorified! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re going through the Bible right now and today’s landing spot is Matthew chapter nine verses 23-38. Nothing can compare to the grief that follows the death of a child. It’s a parent’s worst nightmare. Or imagine being blind or demon possessed! That’s the reality for the people we’ll encounter in today’s passage. And when they met Jesus everything changed, in a good way! Whatever you’re facing today, allow this study to encourage you to take it to Jesus in faith. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
If you would describe yourself as hopeless, be sure to listen! There is hope for the hopeless through Jesus. That comes shining through in today’s lesson on a Daily Walk. We’ll meet up with a couple of people in a crisis and hopeless. Then Jesus turned everything around for them in an instant. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Oh we’ve never done it that way before! Has that thought ever raced through your mind at church? Perhaps as the worship team has added some new instruments! Or the pastor is now doing the announcements at the end of service instead of the beginning! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll learn the need to be flexible in our endeavor to reach out to people, with the realization that God may want to do something new and different in this generation. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re so often quick to size people up and think to ourselves, Well they’re not a good fit! Some no doubt said that of the disciple we’ll meet today on a Daily Walk. But Jesus saw something in him that others did not! We’re looking at an unlikely calling today as we join pastor John Randall in Matthew chapter nine. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Marriage is sacred and something God created with a purpose in mind. He put it together and wants it to stay together for a lifetime. It’s not hard to see a growing number of marriages today are ending in divorce! Ever wonder why and what if anything can be done about it? Let’s look into that today on A Daily Walk. We’ll be camping out in Matthew chapter five and verses thirty-one and thirty-two.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Matthew Chapter eight opens with a number of healings. And these healings drew people who were impressed and inspired by the things the Lord was doing. Jesus had an interesting response to those who witnessed His miracles and sought to follow after Him - one we’ll look over today.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The earthquake that recently devastated Turkey was a sad spectacle to witness. But there are also very real and powerful disasters that hit our lives. And when they do, it’s an opportunity to turn our fear into faith in God. Today John Randall continues his study in the Gospel of Matthew. We’re in chapter eight - where Jesus will challenge those who were inspired by his healing miracles. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We've been making our way through the Gospel of Matthew, as part of our Through the Bible series. And we continue to do so today with a look at chapter eight. Many of us would be quick to say we have faith in Jesus. But what if your faith was severely tested would you waiver or stand strong in the Lord? Let’s see how the disciples did! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John will take us once again today to the gospel of Matthew as we look at chapter eight, verses five through twenty-seven. When you’re faced with what looks to be an impossibility questions tend to surface. Often we’re asking the wrong questions. Here’s a good question to ask, Is there anything too hard for the Lord? Keep that in the back of your mind and join pastor John as he continues through the Bible.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
If you’ve been tuning lately, you know that we’ve just rounded out our extensive study of The Sermon on the Mount and we are now jumping into Matthew eight, where we find Jesus performing many miracles. Pastor John's message is on the Power of Jesus.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether it’s a temptation to engage in sexual immorality, get drunk on the weekend, or fly off the handle in anger, the battle with our flesh is real. But I’m happy to say there is power to overcome. And today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall points the way. We’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount, and in chapter five Jesus urges us to get ruthless with sin. And if there’s anything that causes us to stumble, to cut it out of our lives.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk our teacher, pastor John Randall will present a message on false prophets and teachers. This teaching is based on the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew chapter seven. False teachers are certainly prevalent today as they were in Jesus’ day. Christ warns us that these false prophets are ravenous wolves in sheep’s clothing. That should serve as a wake-up call to every believer to learn to tell the difference from a true man of God and a ravenous wolf. Today we’ll discover that to learn a man’s intent, you need look no further than his life, and the fruit he bears.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
See if this sounds familiar. You’re driving down the road thinking you’re well on the way to your destination. You pass several signs that say otherwise but they don’t catch your eye. Finally you come to the realization that you’ve been going the wrong way! Maybe that will happen to you, spiritually speaking, today on a Daily Walk. Countless people today think they’re on the highway to heaven, but in reality are on the road to destruction. Pastor John Randall takes us to Matthew seven, as we continue through the Sermon on the Mount.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’ve noticed sin sure looks worse on others than it does in ourselves. We’re quick to point the finger and say, Oh how could they. But we overlook our own faults. As we open up Matthew seven Jesus makes it clear we’re not to judge hypocritically. And before you confront someone, make sure you take care of what’s going on in your own life.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
In the sermon on the mount, The Lord said, Judge not, lest you be judged. It’s become one of the most misused and misunderstood statements ever uttered by Jesus. You’ll hear that phrase often invoked to excuse all sorts of bad behavior. But is that an accurate usage of the Lord’s words? Is Jesus saying, we’re to refrain from exercising discernment? Pastor John Randall doesn’t think so. And he’ll show us why as he continues a study in the Sermon on the Mount. We’ve come to the seventh chapter of Matthew - where Jesus takes on the subject of judging others and the importance of being gracious in our dealings with people.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Anxiety is a real problem for many of us. Just look at the rising use of anti-anxiety medication as evidence of that. And maybe that’s something that you deal with? When it happens, what should you do? Let’s talk about that today on a Daily Walk with pastor John Randall. John will address the cause and the cure for anxiety, as we visit the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew six.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Marriage is God’s idea. He designed the union of a man and a woman to be a permanent lifetime commitment. He understood that without commitment, you can’t establish trust and without trust, there can’t be true intimacy. When the trust is broken by adultery it’s extremely devastating. Just look around for evidence of that! Pastor John Randall is teaching through the Sermon on the Mount and today on a Daily Walk we come to the subjects of Anger and Adultery.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Anxiety and worry - it’s an everyday part of life for many Americans. When there are cutbacks at work and your boss says there’s no longer a place for you, or the doctor says its cancer and you’re not sure how you’ll be able to pay for treatment you may start to get anxious and worry. Join us for a Daily Walk as we have another look at the Sermon on the Mount and hear what Jesus has to say on the subject.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Financial experts have varying opinions when it comes to investing, but most will agree on the principle of diversification. In other words, Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket. However, when it comes to storing up heavenly treasures, that doesn’t apply. We need only invest in heavenly stock, and this wise investment will lead to eternal spiritual dividends. We’ll examine our relationship to what we have today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall is currently teaching from the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew six.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Food is treasured in this nation of ours. Not only do we insist on our food prepared just right, but we look at the presentation, and we want it fast and easy. To ask us to give it up... well, that would be quite a sacrifice wouldn’t it? Here on a Daily Walk, we give attention to the practice of fasting - denying our physical appetite to concentrate on our spiritual appetite. In the sixth chapter of Matthew, pastor John Randall has been dealing with three basic disciplines of the believer. Today he talks about fasting.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is about to open Matthew six, and return to his series on the Sermon on the Mount. We’re taking some extra time looking at what we might say is a model for prayer, given by Jesus to His disciples. It starts with worship, then goes into petitions, and then ends with worship.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll examine the best way to communicate with God the Father, through our representative Jesus Christ. Pastor John Randall is currently teaching us from the Sermon on the Mount, and he’s encouraging us from the sixty-six word prayer in chapter six that can be used as a model for our prayer lives.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
This weekend Christians all over the world are recalling the great sacrifice Jesus made for us on the cross, and the good news that He’s alive! But what does this great truth mean for your life today? More than you may realize! Because the tomb is empty, your life no longer needs to be empty. You can experience joy, fulfillment and life everlasting.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
This weekend Christians all over the world are recalling the great sacrifice Jesus made for us on the cross, and the good news that He’s alive! But what does this great truth mean for your life today? More than you may realize! Because the tomb is empty, your life no longer needs to be empty. You can experience joy, fulfillment and life everlasting.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Prayer is a great privilege. Just think we have access to our Father in heaven 24/7, anytime we want. But too often we go about it all the wrong way. As if He’s a genie in a bottle, there to grant any wish we have. So how should we pray? We’re given some much needed guidance in the Sermon on the Mount from the ultimate teacher Jesus Himself.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
When you give who’s approval and applause are you seeking? Man’s or God’s? We’ll allow that penetrating question to examine our own hearts today on a Daily Walk. Today we’ll be covering the first few verses of Matthew six. Throughout the Scriptures we’re encouraged to give. But as we’ll see in our study today, Jesus has His eye on more than just our outward actions.He’s also concerned with why we’re doing what we’re doing, and even how we do it!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve reached Matthew chapter six today where we’re exhorted by Christ to do good deeds and give. Now there’s a right way and a wrong way to go about it. While many are seeking the approval and applause of people, as they do something good, the Lord wants us to bring Him all the glory instead.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We all have difficult people in our lives, who perhaps hurl insults our way, spew hatred in our direction, or act in some malicious way to us. Do we give them a little taste of their own medicine, and get them back for all they’ve done? Actually, as we’ll see today on a Daily Walk we’re called to love them.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve all been hurt by the actions or words of another, and it can sure sting! And if we’re not careful it can turn into anger and unforgiveness. In the midst of His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus spent some time talking about anger and murder. He not only identified the sin, but also pointed to the remedy. And we’ll receive that medicine for a murderous heart today on Daily Walk.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
From the politician who says one thing and does another, to the student who cheats on a test, or the salesman that shades the truth to close the deal... We can’t help but ask, where is integrity these days? Jesus has something important to say on the subject, and we’ll have that for you today on a Daily Walk as we get back into the Sermon on the Mount. How good is your word? Find out as we look into THE WORD. Pastor John Randall is covering Matthew five, verses 33-48.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
People give all sorts of reasons for divorce, from a love grown cold, to no longer being happy, or marital infidelity! And divorce is occurring at an alarming rate in our world today even in the church! As shocking as that is and as rampant as divorce is in our generation - divorce was commonplace in Jesus’ day too. And the Lord taught on the subject in His Sermon on the Mount. Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll hear what He has to say. And pastor John Randall will identify God’s purpose and plan for your marriage. Along the way, you’ll discover how your marriage can not only survive, but thrive! Join us in Matthew five, verses thirty-one and thirty-two. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Marriage is sacred and something God created with a purpose in mind. He put it together and wants it to stay together for a lifetime. It’s not hard to see a growing number of marriages today are ending in divorce! Ever wonder why and what if anything can be done about it? Let’s look into that today on A Daily Walk. We’ll be camping out in Matthew chapter five and verses thirty-one and thirty-two.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Marriage is God’s idea. He designed the union of a man and a woman to be a permanent lifetime commitment. He understood that without commitment, you can’t establish trust and without trust, there can’t be true intimacy. When the trust is broken by adultery it’s extremely devastating. Just look around for evidence of that! Pastor John Randall is teaching through the Sermon on the Mount and today on a Daily Walk we come to the subjects of Anger and Adultery. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk we learn that Jesus didn’t come to destroy the law, but rather fulfill it! But what should our response to the law be? You’re about to find out as pastor John Randall returns to his study of the Sermon on the Mount. We’ll take you to Matthew chapter five verses seventeen through twenty. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Ephesians 2:8-9 says, For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God. Not by works, so that no one can boast! That sure makes it clear, we’re saved by grace and not by trying to live up to the standard of the law. But does that mean the law of God is unnecessary? Today on a Daily Walk we learn that Jesus didn’t come to destroy the law, but rather fulfill it! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve all experienced it you dig into a meal and discover it doesn’t have enough salt. It’s bland! It’s about that time you reach for the salt-shaker right? While delivering His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus likened the Christian to salt and light. We’ll see how we can be salt to a world desperate for some good seasoning! It’s part of pastor John Randall’s study in Matthew and the Sermon on the Mount. So join us for a Daily Walk as we turn to Matthew chapter five, and hear what Jesus has to say about Salt and Light.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You witness to a friend and now they’re no longer speaking to you! You take a stand against something God condemns in His Word, like abortion, and start receiving hate mail in your dm’s! Persecution is to be expected as followers of Christ. But don’t let that get you down. It’s an opportunity to look up to your reward in heaven, realizing you’re in good company. That message rings loud and clear in the Sermon on the Mount, and that’s where we join pastor John Randall for a Daily Walk. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Have you ever tried to put something together without reading the instructions first? How did that go for you? If your experience is like mine, it usually doesn’t turn out so well. Today on a Daily Walk we find that God has clearly layed out in His Word how we’re to conduct ourselves as His disciples. And we’d do well to read the instruction manual and then apply it! Matthew chapter five contains the great sermon on the mount. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You’ve probably heard some great sermons over the years, maybe even from your own pastor. But how would you like to hear a sermon directly from the Lord Jesus? Here’s your chance, beginning today on a Daily Walk. We turn to the Sermon on the Mount - without a doubt the greatest sermon ever delivered by the Greatest teacher of all timeJesus. Today pastor John Randall will offer some introductory thoughts and then get into the beatitudes. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re going through the Bible right now, and today we pickup where we left off in Matthew chapter 4. If you’ll recall this is where Jesus was tempted in the Wilderness. And just like our Lord faced temptation during His time on earth, so too will we. And I’m glad to say there’s a way to overcome. Pastor John Randall will utilize this time together to point out several practical steps we can take in overcoming temptation in our daily walk.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve all experienced it, you dig into a meal and discover it doesn’t have enough salt. It’s bland! It’s about that time you reach for the salt shaker right? While delivering His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus likened the Christian to salt and light. We’ll see how we can be salt to a world desperate for some good seasoning! It’s part of pastor John Randall’s look at the Sermon on the Mount. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Temptation it’s something we all face in our Daily Walk. Whether it’s to look at something on the internet that we shouldn’t, lash out in anger, or even worry when a trial hits. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll recall a time in King Jesus’ life when He was tempted. It’ll serve to help us the next time temptation strikes our own lives. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re about to get back into our study of Matthew. In chapter three John the Baptist is preparing the people for the coming King! And as pastor John Randall alluded to a moment ago, that’s our calling in Christ today. We’re to be preparing the people for the Kings return. And we’re to declare the same message of repentance. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re going through the Bible right now with pastor John Randall, and in Matthew chapter three John the Baptist arrives on the scene. He was the important four-runner of Christ who in essence said it’s time to get right because the King is coming. That’s the same message people need to hear today. The King is coming again, and it’s time to get right with God. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re faced with decisions, big and small, on a daily basis. What do we do, and where can we turn for guidance? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll learn a thing or two from Joseph’s life. He was faced with a decision of his own in Matthew chapter one, and was willing to do the right thing in spite of the cost! Allow that to be an inspiration to you today, so your next decision can be a good and godly one. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Right now we’re in the beginning stages of our journey through the entire Bible, with pastor John Randall. Today we recall the birth of our Savior, but we’ll be doing so through the perspective of Joseph. When you hear about his discovery, dilemma and decision, you’ll quickly see how it relates to our daily walk in a big way!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The Bible states that man tends to look at the outward appearance of an individual, but God goes much deeper than that. He looks at the heart, and desires His children to be Pure in heart. Pastor John Randall will share a call to holiness and purity here today on a Daily Walk as we continue to look at the Sermon on the Mount. Here we find the way to a blessed life!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re just getting our new through the Bible study underway. As we turn back to Matthew chapter one I’ll remind you that the author of this gospel emphasizes Jesus as the Messiah and rightful heir to the throne of David. We’ll be carefully considering the geneology in the first seventeen verses. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Here at a Daily Walk we’re beginning a journey through the entire Bible. Won’t you join us as we do? We’ll start off with the New Testament. In your study of the Scriptures you’ve no doubt encountered the many genealogies. And perhaps you glossed right over it, thinking there’s not much to take away from it. But as we’ll see in Matthew chapter one, it speaks volumes of God’s faithfulness and grace. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk we conclude our study of the Song of Solomon, and throughout the series pastor John Randall has been pointing out marriage strengthening principles. We’ve learned a lot thus far from the relationship Solomon had with the Shulamite woman. And we have a few more fabulous lessons to share with you from chapter eight. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today and tomorrow we’ll finish up our series based on the Song of Solomon. And throughout the study pastor John Randall has been revealing from Scripture how to have a love that lasts. Essentially we’re learning about God’s love, and how to apply it and live in out in our marriage! Today we’re going to talk about building an enduring love. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
During your dating years, no doubt you were quick to shower the one you love with encouragement, attention, gifts and looked for ways to show how much you care! Now that you’re married, do you find yourself doing the same things you did at first? If anything it should be more love, romance and attention, not less. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will share some tips to keep the fire lit in your relationship. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Have you ever tried to put something together without reading the instructions first? How did that go for you? If your experience is like mine, it usually doesn’t turn out so well. Today on a Daily Walk we find that God has clearly layed out in His Word how we’re to conduct ourselves as His disciples. And we’d do well to read the instruction manual and then apply it! Matthew chapter five contains the great sermon on the mount. Pastor John Randall is here to highlight the early portion of it, which contains the beatitudes.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Those of you who are married, remember back to those early days of your relationship. You couldn’t wait to see each other, and perhaps talked on the phone every chance you got! The flowers, the love notes, or kind words of affirmation! Over time, for many couples, the romance and love grows cold. But that doesn’t have to happen to you! Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall shows us how to build a love that lasts through a study of the Song of Solomon. We’re in chapter seven today.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Those of you who are married, no doubt you desire a healthy relationship with your spouse. And would love to have joy in the marriage. But maybe today that seems like a distant dream, or out of reach. I’m happy to say, it is possible. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall points out a few things that can help us get to that place. And it all starts with transparency in the relationship. We’re in the Song of Solomon chapter six.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is knee deep in his series in the Song of Solomon. And we’re learning helpful principles that we can apply to our marital relationship. But today we want to also give special attention to our single friends. Maybe you’ve been waiting for quite some time for Mrs. or Mr. Right to come along. And the question, Where is My Beloved," has crossed your mind! That can be a very difficult season of life, and pastor John has some encouragement for you. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The Bible is full of great wisdom we can take into the marriage relationship. That’s what we’re concentrating on right now, as we study the Song of Solomon. There comes a time in every marriage when the excitement wears off a little, and one or both spouses might begin to wonder, What have I gotten myself into? If that’s where you’re at right now, we have some great things to share with you today! We’re learning how to resolve conflicts in marriage. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
It doesn’t take long in a marriage for the first conflict to arise. Sometimes it even happens on the honeymoon! Conflict is to be expected, but there is a right and wrong way to handle it. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll go to the Song of Solomon for marital guidance. If you’ll recall, Solomon and his wife were on their honeymoon last time we met. It didn’t take long for their first fight! In chapter five, a conflict arises. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You’ve probably heard some great sermons over the years, maybe even from your own pastor. But how would you like to hear a sermon directly from the Lord Jesus? Here’s your chance, beginning today on a Daily Walk. We begin a new series, based on the Sermon on the Mount - without a doubt the greatest sermon ever delivered by the Greatest teacher of all timeJesus. Today pastor John Randall will offer some introductory thoughts and then get into the beatitudes.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ll meet up with pastor John Randall in the Song of Solomon chapter four today. After great anticipation, the honeymoon has finally arrived for Solomon and his wife. Physical intimacy was given by God for us to enjoy, within marriage! Sadly the world has distorted this, making it all the more necessary for us to receive a proper biblical view of intimacy in marriage. Chapter four gives that to us.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today, we return to the Song of Solomon, and after the wedding day in chapter three we’re now ready for the honeymoon in chapter four. It speaks rather openly about sexual intimacy, and describes the joy of a honeymoon. Pastor John will stress the importance of saving physical intimacy for marriage. When you do, it will be a true blessing.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Have you been looking for love, but in all the wrong places? Doing so can lead you down a path you’ll later regret. And you might even end up with the wrong person. But there’s a better way to go, and pastor John Randall will emphasize that today on a Daily Walk through a study in the Song of Solomon. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Those of you who are married recall for a moment the days leading up to your wedding and then that special day itself. There’s nothing quite like it. The anticipation, the overwhelming joy and excitement! The Lord thought it all up. He gave us marriage to be enjoyed and as a portrait of His relationship with His bride- the church. We’ve been in the Song of Solomon lately and we’ll focus on the great anticipation of the wedding, for Solomon and the Shulamite woman. Join us today in chapter three.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Those of you who are engaged, or in a serious dating relationship will no doubt be able to relate to the feelings of the Shulamite woman expressed in the passage before us. Her strong desire is to be with Solomon, but she knows it’s important to reserve physical intimacy for marriage. Join pastor John now for part two of his message, Growing in Love.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
On today’s program we wrap up our journey through Revelation. If you knew that a special guest was coming over to your house later on today, you’d probably want to do a few things to prepare. Maybe tidy things up a bit. Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll learn that Jesus is coming soon, but what should we do to prepare in the meantime? Find out today.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
How is your relationship with your spouse going these days? Would you say you’re growing in love, or has the spark sort of died out? Today pastor John visits the Song of Solomon chapter two and points to a relationship that was beginning to blossom. It was in a good place and growing. I think you’ll find it helpful as you apply these principles to your own relationship!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
So how do you see yourself today? Maybe like the woman we’ll meet today on a Daily Walk, you think you’re really of no value, you’re undesirable or dark! It’s helpful to stop and consider how the Lord sees us, and it’s far different than what I just described. We are valuable to Him, and that’s amplified for us in the Song of Solomon chapter one. That’s where we’re headed today with pastor John Randall, as he presents part two of his message, How the Lord Sees Us.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we've got a great study for you from the Song of Solomon chapter one. One of the biggest struggles people have in relationships could be classified as insecurity. Maybe like the Shulamite woman you’ll hear about today, you’re insecure about your appearance? What do you do about that? Pastor John will suggest that we find our security and identity in Jesus, and focus on how the Lord sees us.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is in the early stages of a series in the Song of Solomon. In the first few verses of chapter one the Shulamite woman is confessing her love to Solomon. She’s basically saying there’s nothing like it, and it goes way beyond physical attraction to the inner character. Pastor John will relate this to what we should be looking for in a spouse, but also God’s love for us! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Do you enjoy a good love story or love song? Most of us do. But much of the time the picture that we’re given of love and romance in the world is diametrically opposed to what we find in Scripture. Today on a Daily Walk we begin a helpful series of studies based on the Song of Solomon. Now if you want an accurate picture of love and romance, that’s the book to turn to! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Some feel as though their best days are behind them, but for the Christian the best is yet to come! Hear about your future home in heaven as you join us for a Daily Walk. We pay a visit to Revelation chapter twenty-two today. If you’ll recall last time we were looking at a description of the New Jerusalem and we noticed the outside of the city. In this chapter we’re given a tour on the inside. And it’s enough to take your breath away! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ve seen it so often in the church, a family, neighborhood and even in this nation division! And it’s not hard to see the damage that’s left behind. People no longer talking to each other, church splits, divorce, and on and on I could go. How does God feel about it, how can we avoid it? Those are just a couple of key questions pastor John Randall will address in this our final study of Romans on a Daily Walk. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re just about finished with our study of Romans. In the sixteenth and final chapter Paul makes mention of a number of people he served the Lord with and considered very dear friends! He very much loved and appreciated them. And pastor John Randall will take a look at each of them today. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we join the apostle Paul on a journey to Jerusalem. As we learned last time it would not be easy. He was seeking to walk in the will of God, and trying to figure it out as he goes. He was committed in spite of the cost. Today he gets personal and shares a few prayer requests. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is nearing the completion of his study in Romans. We’ll finish up chapter fifteen today and next time. Maybe you’re the type of person that likes to plan ahead, set your goals and set out to achieve them. There’s nothing wrong with that. In fact the apostle Paul was a planner too. But there are some important things to keep in mind along the journey. Like expect some hindrances and opposition! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re nearing the end of our studies in Romans. And as we do, we’re getting to know the apostle Paul on a personal level. He writes in this letter to the church in Rome, about why he does what he does and the recognition that he’s only an instrument in God’s hands. We can learn a lot from Paul’s example, as he shares his goals, plans and even a bit about the opposition he faced. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Since heaven is to be our eternal home we ought to prepare for it and cultivate what the bible calls a heavenly mind as we journey here on earth. Today’s a Daily Walk will help us with that. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’ll be entering into a more personal and biographical section of Romans today, and glean insight on Paul’s heart for the Church in Rome! We’ll discover why he was so effective as a leader, teacher and preacher of the gospel. He made it his aim to be pleasing to the Lord, and sought to glorify the Lord. Pastor John Randall suggests we follow in those footsteps.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall will return to Romans today. You’ve probably noticed, not everyone in the church shares the same opinions as you do. They have certain personal preferences, that you don’t have. Or perhaps they were raised differently than you were, and think differently as a result. That’s ok! And today, pastor John emphasizes how we’re to work towards unity in matters of opinion or doubtful things. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
There are some things the Bible is very clear about you shouldn’t steal, lie or commit adultery for instance. But then there’s another area we might classify as doubtful things. The Bible doesn’t say one way or the other what we’re to do. Like, what color should the carpet be in the church, or should I drive a luxury or economy car ? We’re free to have differences of opinion over these doubtful things, but we must never divide over it. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to work towards unity with Romans chapter fifteen in view.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
It’s not hard to see, our nation is divided. While that’s the case in the world, it shouldn’t be in the church. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to work through our differences and work toward unity. You can be sure, you’ll encounter some with a different opinion or conviction than you. But when it comes to doubtful things, well there’s no need to divide! And it’s an opportunity to love. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
One of the difficulties we face as Christians is the differing views on the so-called grey areas or liberties, things that God’s word does not specifically address! Maybe you’ve noticed, not every Christian shares the same opinions as you, and we may have different convictions. But that doesn’t mean we should be dividing over it. We’re about to continue in the book of Romans today on a Daily Walk! As we do we are reminded that while God’s commands are to be obeyed, one of them is to not condemn our brother or sister who practice their God given liberties or have different convictions than we do. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today we take a tour of a Holy City that will come down from heaven and the apostle John is our tour guide. What it’s like and more importantly what it takes to get there is our focus today as we open Revelation chapter 21. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Most of us have experienced this we’ve overslept and missed an important appointment or didn’t end up where we were supposed to be as a result. Sadly many Christians are asleep spiritually, and are missing out on something good! As we’ll see today on a Daily Walk it’s time to wake-up! We’re in the last days, and Jesus is coming soon. With that in mind, we need to be ready and we need to be loving others. Pastor John Randall will sound the alarm as he turns to Romans chapter thirteen starting at verse nine.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe you’ve noticed there’s no shortage of haters in the world as we know it! Spend a few minutes on social media and see for yourself. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see how the Christian is to stand out by being loving! Why should we love, who should we love, and how are we to love those are just a few questions we’ll set out to answer now with pastor John Randall. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall examines the biblical role of government, and our God-given response to those in authority! As we study Romans thirteen we discover that government plays a very important role in our lives, and we’re to be respectful and obey. But are there times when we are to refuse to submit to the government? Where do we draw the line? We could turn to Daniel for starters, to help us answer that.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As Christians our primary allegiance is to Christ and we know we’re to follow His Word. But what is our responsibility to the government around us? And is there ever a point in which we refuse to abide by the laws of the land? We’re looking at the Christian and our civic responsibility today on a Daily Walk. It’s part of pastor John Randall’s new study of Romans. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As this world gets darker by the minute, the Christian is to stand out as a light in a dark world! What does that look like? We get a good picture of what should be seen in the life of the believer in Romans chapter twelve. Today pastor John Randall highlights several Christian virtues that should mark our lives. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
In the book of Genesis we read about the Garden of Eden, and some of us have wondered, How great would that be to experience paradise on earth! Well if you’re a Christian that’s in your future. You see, after Jesus returns, paradise will be restored on planet earth for 1,000 years. What’s it going to be like? You’re about to find out today on a Daily Walk as pastor John Randall opens Revelation chapter twenty. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether it’s at a birthday, Christmas or graduation we’re accustomed to giving and receiving gifts. I think you’d agree it would be rather disappointing to have given a gift to someone and later find out it was never used or put away in storage somewhere. Now God gives each of His children spiritual gifts but sadly many Christians never put them to use. Imagine how that makes the Lord feel? Pastor John Randall returns to his study of Romans here on a Daily Walk and we’ll be focusing on chapter twelve... one of a few spots in Scripture that list the spiritual gifts. All Christians have been given gifts, and let’s see how to use them to glorify God. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether we’re helping someone get their groceries every now and then, caring for babies in the nursery, or helping teach a Sunday School class, God can use us in powerful ways. Question is are you putting the gifts He’s given you to use? God wants to use us and what a privilege that is when you stop to think of it. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
One hundred percent commitment and surrender to God may sound to some like an unreasonable demand. But when you consider the countless mercies our God has lavished upon us it’s the only worthy response. And we’ll focus on those mercies and our response to them today on a Daily Walk. We’re making our way through the book of Romans and we’ve come to a new section with a new emphasis. From chapter twelve to the end of the book we find an in-depth teaching on the practical response of the believer to the previous eleven chapters. Chapter twelve verse one features an exhortation to total commitment. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall will rejoin us in a moment, and we’ll be continuing his series in Romans. As we finish chapter eleven today, Paul is pointing out that God is not done with Israel. He’s looked at the past, present and future to build that case. John Randall will encourage us today, that just as God has a plan for Israel, He has a plan for us too. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
In the courtroom we’re accustomed to seeing both the plaintiff and the defendant make their case before the judge. All the evidence is laid out. And on occasion there’s what we might refer to as an open-and-shut case. Meaning it’s easily decided because the facts are clear. That’s what we find here in Romans eleven. The apostle Paul is making a very strong case that God isn’t done with the nation of Israel. We’re about to hear his closing arguments on a Daily Walk. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We have a very interesting program in store for you today on a Daily Walk as we move on to chapter twenty in our study through the book of Revelation. After the rapture of the church, the seven-year Tribulation, and return of Christ, we’re told that Jesus will reign in His Kingdom. The cool thing is, if you’re a believer, you’ll rule and reign with Christ! What will that be like and when will it occur? Pastor John Randall will share some thoughts today. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall has an eye on Romans chapter eleven today, where the future for the nation of Israel is brought to light. Some wonder today if God has forgotten about His people. Others suggest the Jews have been replaced by the church. But this chapter in Romans makes it clear God isn’t done with Israel, and they have a glorious future. The apostle Paul proves this point, through several testimonies including his own. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As you look at where the nation of Israel is at spiritually, and the horrific way they’ve been treated through the ages you might be wondering, has God forgotten about them? Is He done with Israel? That very question is addressed and answered for us in Romans chapter eleven. And that’s where we’ll camp out today on a Daily Walk with pastor John Randall. As you’ll soon see, the future is bright for Israel.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is knee deep in his study of Romans. We’ll be in chapters ten and eleven today. If you’re a believer, you have a testimony! And God can use it in great ways as we simply share it with others. It may be with your coworker, a family member, or even a total stranger. Join us and see the power of your testimony!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Throughout the day we talk about everything from the weather to what’s on the news, our kids and even about the guy that cut us off on the freeway. But oftentimes we fail to talk about the most important thing of life, namely the gospel. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to tell others about Jesus every chance we get, with the realization some will reject the message and others will receive it! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We pick up where we left off in Romans, which reveals the way to be made right with God. It’s by believing in Christ. There’s another way but no one can do it! And that’s by keeping the entire law all of its commands and without fail. Nobody but Jesus can or has done that. So consider where you’re at today, and if a change of heart and direction is needed! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether it’s for our family, our job, ministry or life in general, we need vision from the Lord. But how do you obtain that? Today, pastor John Randall sets out to answer that all important question as he opens Exodus 33. It’s here Moses was at a place in his life where he needed divine guidance and clear vision. Maybe that’s where you’re at today?To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We continue moving verse by verse through the book of Romans. And in chapter ten we’ll hear about the Savior that God provided as a gift, and the righteousness He provides apart from the works of the law. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Most of us really struggle with patience. It’s usually on full display for all to see during rush hour traffic, or when the grocery line is more than three people! But God is very patient and long-suffering in His dealing with us. And we should be thankful He is! With that said, that doesn’t mean we should take advantage of it and continue to resist His plan and purpose in our lives. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
There are many difficult and debated questions in Christian circles. One of the biggies has to do with God’s sovereign will. We’ll discover today on a Daily Walk that God in His sovereignty has the ability to show mercy, and the ability to honor a decision made against Him through a person’s free will! Does that seem a little unfair or unjust? Or maybe a little hard to understand? If so, please keep listening as pastor John Randall visits Romans chapter nine.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
You may have heard a couple of Christians discussing or debating the sovereignty of God and free will of man. Typically folks fall in one camp or the other. But today we’ll learn that the Bible actually teaches both. And so we should embrace both, even though we may not understand how they intersect. That’s the emphasis of pastor John Randall’s message, God’s Election of Israel.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
In your study of the Bible have you encountered something that left you scratching your head and in the end couldn’t quite make sense of it? I think we’ve all been there. And today on a Daily Walk we encounter one such head scratcher. Pastor John Randall makes it clear today that we have a limited understanding this side of heaven, and we need to be ok with that. At times we don’t fully understand God’s choices and ways. But one thing is for sure God is good and can be trusted. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether it’s in your business, in a church or your own personal life a clear vision and goals are important. Remember in Proverbs 29 it says, Where there is no vision, the people perish! Today pastor John will lay out some principles that will help you obtain a clear vision for your life in 2023 and beyond. It’s with Exodus 33 in view that we bring you today’s lesson.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether it’s for our family, our job, ministry or life in general, we need vision from the Lord. But how do you obtain that? Today, pastor John Randall sets out to answer that all important question as he opens Exodus 33. It’s here Moses was at a place in his life where he needed divine guidance and clear vision. Maybe that’s where you’re at today?To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Whether it’s in your business, in a church or your own personal life a clear vision and goals are important. Remember in Proverbs 29 it says, "Where there is no vision, the people perish!" Today pastor John will lay out some principles that will help you obtain a clear vision for your life in 2023 and beyond. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Is God done with Israel? Some would say, it sure looks like it. But a careful look at history, at what God’s done and is doing, proves He has a plan for Israel! Pastor John Randall enters some deep waters today in Romans chapter nine. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
It seems like a day doesn’t go by that we don’t at the very least hear of Israel mentioned in the news. Needless to say, many eyes are on this little nation even God’s! While many of the Jews have rejected their Messiah, God hasn’t forgotten them. He has a plan for them, and that’s the focus of Romans chapter nine. That’s where we’re headed today on a Daily Walk. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
If you’re on God’s side you can be confident you’re on the winning side. You can imagine the difference in life that it makes. We’ve been making our way, verse by verse through the New Testament book of Romans. And chapter eight asserts God is for us. This great truth assures us that no matter what we face in life, if God is for us, we’re on the winning side. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Merry Christmas. It’s hard to fathom that when Jesus arrived that very first Christmas, there was no room for Him in the Inn! But as you’ll hear in a moment, that’s reminiscent of many lives today, who have made no room for Jesus. Maybe that would describe you? Listen in and hear how you can receive the most precious gift of all this Christmas. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Merry Christmas. It’s hard to fathom that when Jesus arrived that very first Christmas, there was no room for Him in the Inn! But as you’ll hear in a moment, that’s reminiscent of many lives today, who have made no room for Jesus. Maybe that would describe you? Listen today and hear how you can receive the most precious gift of all this Christmas. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Christmas is just a few short days away, and it’s a time believers all over the world celebrate the birth of a Savior. That’s really what this season is all about. Today pastor John Randall opens Luke chapter two and revisits the Christmas story, showing us that the birth of the King was both supernatural and sacrificial.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We come to a very familiar verse today on a Daily Walk, Romans eight twenty-eight! It reminds us that believers are in the hands of God, who in His remarkable providence works all things together for good. But how do you really know that all things are working together for good in your life? Maybe that seems hard to believe when the doctor says its cancer, or you have a flat tire on the side of the road. Pastor John Randall looks into this very question today, as we return to Romans chapter eight.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
As believers in Christ we look forward to the day we’re in heaven, when every tear will be wiped away. There’ll be no more suffering, sickness, or death. But in the meantime, we will experience pain and suffering. Today on a Daily Walk, pastor John Randall will help us maintain the right perspective through those painful trials, with eyes set on Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Perhaps the most difficult challenge we face concerning God or the greatest struggle some have with God is why does He allow suffering. The problem of pain is an age-old problem and a very difficult one. And I should add it’s equally or even a greater challenge to the believer, who knows God and knows that God loves them. How do we deal with the problem of pain? Why is there so much suffering in the world? Is there a remedy? We’ll get some answers as we continue in the book of Romans with pastor John Randall.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Christmas will be here before you know it, and it’s a time believers all over the world celebrate the birth of a Savior. That’s really what this season is all about. Today pastor John Randall opens Luke chapter two and revisits the Christmas story, showing us that the birth of the King was both supernatural and sacrificial.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Ever done one of those DNA tests, in an attempt to discover who you are? They seem to be all the rage these days! Today we’re going on a quest to discover who we are, what we have, and where we’re headed. I think you’ll be left encouraged as we do. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Know of some families who have recently gone through the adoption process? Maybe you’ve adopted a child or two yourself? Obviously an adopted child will receive all the blessings and benefits that go with being apart of that particular family. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that Christians have been adopted into the family of God. What exactly does that mean for you and me? Let’s turn to Romans chapter eight and find out. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Can’t seem to kick that bad habit, or overcome a particular sin in your life? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll learn the key to victorious Christian living. And here’s a hint it has everything to do with the Spirit of God! Pastor John Randall is developing a study in Romans, and we’re taking our time in the eighth chapter due to its rich contents. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Pastor John Randall is midway through his study in Romans. We’ll meet up with him today in chapter eight, starting in verse five. You’re about to hear a vivid description of the life of the Spirit and the life of the flesh. And as you do, it would be a good idea to consider which best describes you! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
When we become a Christian we’re no longer condemned. And a wonderful change begins to occur in our lives. You become less like the old you and more like Christ. This doesn’t happen in our own strength, but by the power of the Spirit of God who indwells us. Hear all about it on a Daily Walk.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Don’t you just love this time of the year, as we collectively remember Jesus coming to this earth to die for our sins. There’s good reason to celebrate not only at Christmas, but all year long. But today on a Daily Walk we’re going to talk about the second coming of Jesus. And it will look much different than His first. When He comes again, He will judge and make war. Head over to Revelation chapter nineteen and verse twelve, as pastor John Randall offers this picture of what’s to come.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Are you living under the weight of condemnation? Maybe you’re feeling a certain heaviness as you think back on all your failures in life, or you’re experiencing the burden of trying to please God by your own efforts! That’s where a lot of people are at today, but there is a better way. Today on a Daily Walk we discover that if you’re in Christ, you’re no longer condemned, but loved! And God has supplied all the power we need to live the Christian life, through His Spirit. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Maybe this would describe you you’re a Christian, but when temptation to sin comes at you, you fail time and time again. It’s a struggle, and you’re not quite sure how to get a handle on it! Even the apostle Paul experienced this battle between the flesh and the spirit. Every believer does. But there is a right and wrong way to fight, and today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall shows us how to be victorious in this battle within. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
At the moment of our conversion to Christ, a battle begins! It’s a battle within us, between the flesh and the spirit. And maybe, you feel as though the flesh is coming out on top more often than not! Is there a way to be victorious in the battle? I’m happy to say there is, through the strength and power of God. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll take a look at this internal war and see how to be overcomers in Christ. Pastor John Randall is in Romans chapter seven, covering verses 14-25.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
What are we to make of all of those laws on the left side of our Bibles? Like many of the Jews in the first century, some today are under the impression that a person must keep those laws in order to be saved. Not only is that impossible, but it misses the purpose of the law. As we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk, the law is designed to reveal our sin and drive us to our Savior! That’s the emphasis of the first half of Romans chapter seven, and where we join pastor John Randall today for his message, Law and Order.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Many who would characterize themselves as New Testament believers are still living under the Old Testament law. They’re still trying to live up to a standard that is unattainable, instead of recognizing the law was intended to show us we can’t keep it. And we need a Savior who not only can save guilty sinners but also bring about holiness in our lives. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll recognize this tendency we have so we don’t miss out on the true purpose of the law! Pastor John Randall is in Romans chapter seven.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
Today Pastor John Randall will bring us a message about the return of Christ. Yes Jesus is coming again, and it will look much different than His first coming. At His return He won’t be a suffering Messiah, but rather the King of Glory. Question is, will you be apart of the King’s return? You can be, and John Randall will explain how on today's program.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
The Bible makes it clear that we’re saved by grace through faith. It’s not of works, but a free gift. But does that mean the believer is free to sin continually or even occasionally? Let’s talk about it today on a Daily Walk as we finish up Romans chapter six. Pastor John Randall will provide compelling reasons why the Christian should not make plans to sin occasionally.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
We’re going through Romans with pastor John Randall. We’ve learned previously in this epistle that we’re saved by grace, and God will forgive us no matter what we’ve done if we’ll turn to Him in faith. But does that mean, once we become saved, that we can continue in a lifestyle of sin? Is it ok to willingly engage in sin occasionally, knowing that forgiveness will be offered? The apostle Paul answers that for us in Romans chapter six. Let’s see what he has to say about Occasional Sin.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29
How often have we seen it, someone prays a prayer and walks an aisle. Then walks out of church and goes on to live like they always have. But as we open Romans chapter six, we come to realize the believer in Christ is dead to sin and no longer to be controlled by it! We’ll not only hear why that’s the case, but how the change occurs today on a Daily Walk.
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How concerned are you about holiness? Some aren’t concerned at all about it, others go way overboard into unnecessary strictness, and still others have their own code of conduct! But what does God have to say about it all? That’s what we’ll focus in on today with pastor John Randall. We’ll find great insight on sanctification and holiness in Romans chapter six here on a Daily Walk!
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Pastor John Randall will be finishing up Romans chapter five, where the apostle Paul compares and contrasts the effects of Adam’s decision, with Christ’s decision. Both life changing decisions have impacted us in more ways than one!
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We hope you’re ready to dive back into God’s Word here on a Daily Walk. As Christians we all have a lot to be thankful for, not the least of which is the wonderful place God has prepared for us called Heaven. In our verse by verse study through Revelation, we reach chapter nineteen today. After all of the wrath and destruction we’ve read about in the last few chapters, we finally get to the really good news here in chapter nineteen.
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Today we pickup where we left off in the New Testament book of Romans. And in chapter five we spotlight what we all should know is true, that everyone sins and everyone dies. But we’re also told why. Pastor John is quick to admit this passage isn’t easy to interpret, but it paints a wonderful contrast between the life of Adam and the life of Jesus. In the minutes ahead of us, you’re going to see how the decisions they made had an impact on all of us!
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Hey Happy Thanksgiving, from all of us here at a Daily Walk! So what are you thankful for? Hopefully you can come up with quite a few things. And today, we’d like to encourage you to add God’s mercy to the list.
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Peace, joy, hope, grace we recognize those as blessings right away but have you ever thought of Tribulation as a blessing? We can actually triumph in our trials through the faithfulness of God, and we’ll explain why here on a Daily Walk! Pastor John Randall is spotlighting some of the many blessings of justification. God has blessed us beyond measure, and after listening today, I think you’ll be left with even more gratitude to God than you already have. A great study to get us all ready for Thanksgiving!
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In recent weeks pastor John Randall has helped us arrive at an understanding of the doctrine of justification how we become right with God. Yes it’s truly amazing that God would be willing to save sinners like you and me. And if that wasn’t enough, God also pours out some amazing blessings into our lives, once we become saved. We’ll highlight a few of them today like peace with God and access to God and His grace.
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We’ll once again be looking at the faith of Abraham. As we learned last time, Abraham believed God could do the impossible and he had hope in a hopeless situation. That’s not all! Pastor John makes a few more observations about the faith of Abraham, and it relates it to our Daily Walk!
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Soon we'll celebrate with friends and family, at the Thanksgiving Dinner table. It’s fun to celebrate with a feast, remembering the good things God has done. And today on a Daily Walk we’ll look forward to a beautiful gathering with Jesus. It’s a glorious celebration and you can be a part of it. We’ll hear all about it, and what we can expect at this wedding feast, as we join pastor John Randall in Revelation chapter nineteen.
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Today we’re going to recall the faith of Abraham. As you’ll soon see, he believed God could to the impossible and had hope in the midst of a hopeless situation. And maybe the timing in all this couldn’t be better, as the circumstances surrounding you are screaming It’s impossible or there’s no hope! See what God has to say to us about that, as you join pastor John Randall in Romans chapter four.
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There are a large number of people today that are under the illusion that they can gain a right standing with God through their good behavior. Ask them a question like, Are you going to heaven when you die? And they might say something like, I think so, I’m a pretty good person. Today we open our Bibles to Romans chapter four, and see the truth about our salvation. We’re all made righteous through trust in Christ alone, and not by anything we have done.
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One of the most fascinating and well-known persons in the Bible is Abraham. Yes he lived long ago but his story still speaks to us today, providing great encouragement to trust in Jesus alone for salvation. In Romans chapter four the argument for salvation by grace through faith is made by using the historical account of Abraham. Pastor John Randall will explore this liberating truth of how God not only saved Abraham by faith apart from works but really all of us!
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Today we’re going to unwrap the beautiful doctrine of salvation. We’re guilty sinners, with no way to become righteous on our own. But God provided a solution to our problem. While being Just, He at the same time justifies the guilty sinner through the work of Jesus on the cross.
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Pastor John Randall is taking us through Romans one verse at a time, and we visit chapter three once again today. Verses 21-31 describe the doctrine of salvation. We’ve learned previously that it’s impossible for us to live up to the standard of the law. We’re all sinners, and can’t possibly earn our way into heaven. So where does that leave us? Is there any hope? I’m glad to say there is, in Jesus. And Romans makes that clear. We’re justified freely by grace.
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In the Great Tribulation the world will be at a place where it esteems commercialism and materialism higher than the voice of God. And doesn’t that sound familiar to our day? God will eventually say enough is enough, and destroy this commercial system. When all this goes down, there will be quite a striking difference in the reaction between heaven and earth, as we’re about to see. Pastor John Randall frames today’s talk around Revelation eighteen, where we find the destruction of commercial Babylon.
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Are you among the many who feel you have to do more than just believe in Jesus and receive His free gift of salvation? Consider this - what more could be done than what Jesus has already done? I’m reminded of the hymn that proclaims. All to Him I owe - sin has left a crimson stain - He washes white as snow. I suspect the writer of that familiar verse - could have received some inspiration from Romans chapter three - the passage in front of us today. And for some inspiration of our own join Pastor John Randall as he focuses on the depravity of man, and the answer to our problem.
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Today we begin Romans chapter three which reveals the total depravity of man! And our great need for Jesus and God’s grace.
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In his letter to the Romans, Paul was adamant about our position in Christ, that we are saved by grace and grace alone. He declared that our status here on earth - social or otherwise - has absolutely no bearing on our position in heaven. This was a hard lesson for the Jews to grasp, as they were taught to regard their status as higher than the lowly Gentiles around them. Grab that Bible of yours and open it up to Romans chapter two and follow along with us as John Randall shows us that nothing can save us apart from Christ.
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Have you ever gone in front of a mirror and used that mirror to wash the dirt off of you? Of course not. The law is much like a mirror, it can only show us our sin, it can’t cleanse us of it. Yet too many seek to live under the law expecting they can perform it. That only leads to hypocrisy and judgmentalism. There’s a better way - a way that actually works! Today on a Daily Walk we take you to Romans chapter two and see together what that is.
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Maybe you’ve noticed, we’re pretty good at making excuses to justify our bad behavior. But we’re all too quick to come down hard on others who do the very same thing. This sort of self-deception and self-righteousness was present in the heart of the people we’ll read about today in Romans chapter two. Pastor John Randall is in the early stages of a new series in Romans. And it’s been emphasizing that we’re made right with God by faith in the finished work of Jesus on the cross.
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We’re told in Revelation that Commercial Babylon, an economic system and political structure, will be destroyed! Who is it? Stay tuned for an enlightening study in the Word on a Daily Walk! The world calls out to us with its amusements and attractions. And it is powerful - so we must be on our guard. It’s our tendency to fall for the unceasing advertising campaign of the world and before long we’re loaded down with its trinkets. Wouldn’t you like to know how to not get taken in by it? We’ll point the way today on a Daily Walk.
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Think you’re better than the next guy.... think again! Apart from Christ, we’re all seen as unrighteous and wicked in the sight of God. And that’s important to understand, as it emphasizes how greatly we need a savior. Pastor John Randall is going through Romans right now, and we enter chapter two today. Our attention turns now to those who are self-righteous, and hypocritical. It’s not just a problem in the past, but very much an issue in the present.
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Sin is not to be trifled with because it’s a powerful force that wreaks havoc. God would have us avoid the great harm and instead experience the freedom and fulfillment that only comes by living according to His truth. Turn if you would to the book of Romans. We’re about to hear the steps downward in the depravity of man.
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You may wonder at times just how bad can things really get! You may ask, Could it get any worse? It seems like every year we reach a new low. And today on a Daily Walk we’ll learn what’s at the root of this depravity. Pastor John Randall will point out that there comes a point where God lets go of the restraints which leads to destruction and devastation.
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Maybe you’ve noticed, there’s a concentrated effort today to suppress the truth, or hold it down! Attempt to share God’s truth in this environment and you might get this reply Well that’s your truth, not mine! But today on the program we’ll see what this sort of behavior really leads to, and it’s not pretty. Pastor John will be covering Romans chapter one, and we’ll begin at verse seventeen.
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Here we are on Halloween, and the holidays are right around the corner! But maybe you haven’t really given much thought as this season being an opportunity to speak of the gospel message to our friends and family. It may be when someone knocks on our door asking for candy, at the family dinner table, or as we’re standing in line at the store. Question is will you hold back because of fear, or step out in faith and courage? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll be encouraged by a man who was unashamed of the gospel, because he realized it is the power of God unto salvation.
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There are quite a number of religions in the world today. Statistics tell us that Islam is growing in great numbers. Buddhism is very popular too. Actually there are only two belief systems in this world belief in Jesus, or belief in a false religion. As we study Revelation seventeen today, keep that in mind, because as we see the judgment of Mystery Babylon, we notice the results of mankind's decision to follow and worship the antichrist instead of Jesus Christ.
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Pastor John Randall is leading a study of Romans. We’ll be covering the first seven verses today which really uncovers Paul’s heart for the church at Rome. He was thinking of them, praying for them, and longing to see them. Pastor John says that’s reminiscent of how Jesus sees His church!
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It's exciting that we have a calling from God! Whatever that looks like for you, be encouraged to live it out faithfully. You won’t regret it. Pastor John Randall will encourage us in that direction today on a Daily Walk. We embark on a new study in the book of Romans today.
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Today the plan is to complete our study of the book of Genesis! We’ve seen in the closing chapters how God can bring about good even when others have meant evil. It’s truly remarkable how Joseph became God’s instrument to bring about so many good things despite the tremendous difficulty and suffering he faced. In fact the suffering and difficulty became the very tools in God’s hands to mold and to make Joseph into a man greatly used.
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When someone is about to die, and know it’s coming, typically they want to share what’s on their heart with those they love. And those last words can be deeply meaningful to those left behind. In today’s study we are approaching the end of Jacob’s life and so he will call his sons to pronounce a blessing upon them and prophesy of things to come. We’ll look in particular at what he has to say to Joseph.
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We’ll be in Genesis chapter 49 today. Jacob is on his deathbed at this point, and his family gathers around him to hear what he has to say. You’re about to hear some of his final words, that include some blessings. Pastor John Randall says this is a good opportunity to evaluate our own lives! What will we pass on to the next generation? What will be said of us, after we’re long gone?
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If I was to ask you to call out by name all of the different religions of the world, I’m sure you’d be hard pressed to think of even a fraction of them. That’s because there are over 4,200! But as we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk Christianity stands apart from all the rest, and actually there will be an end to false religion! That’s predicted in Revelation seventeen, and that’s where we’re headed on a Daily Walk.
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Maybe you’ve noticed, What we believe determines how we behave and both determine what we become. That’s why it is so critical to have right beliefs that are in accordance with God’s word and His plan for your life. This is illustrated in the family of Jacob. In today’s study we are approaching the end of Jacob’s life and so he will call his sons to pronounce a blessing upon them and prophesy of things to come.
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Been to a family reunion lately? It can be great fun reconnecting with family we haven’t seen in years. But the family reunion we’ll hear about today is like no other! We’d invite you to turn to Genesis 46 and 47 as Joseph reunites with his brothers and eventually his father! And the Lord would revive Jacob through this experience. The great news is, God can revive us too, no matter what we’ve been through.
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Our teacher pastor John Randall offers great hope to families today from Genesis 45. In a day when so many are estranged from one another because of marital failure, mistreatment by one another and a host of other reasons - hope of ever being made whole is bleak. But if God can save and restore the family of Jacob - He can restore any family - even yours! In those times when it’s nearly impossible to keep it together what an encouragement to hear of God’s great power to save and restore. That’s what the story of Jacob’s family shows and that’s what you’ll hear today.
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Our teacher John Randall heads back to the book of Genesis today. One of the more apparent lessons to be found in Genesis is how God can bring about change in a life that seems unchangeable. This demonstrates God’s power - His grace- and is greatly encouraging in a day when the love of many grows cold. Today we’ll hear not only of how Judah is changed, but also of Jacob having a change of heart too.
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We say it often around here, in Christ you never walk alone! And that’s emphasized yet again today! In recent programs we’ve been looking in some detail at Joseph’s life story. You’ll recall he was thrown in a pit, sold into slavery, and would later be put into prison to no fault of his own. But through it all God was with Him, and now the tables have turned. Joseph is now second in command over all of Egypt, and about to encounter his brothers once again.
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We’ve seen it repeated through the ages mankind’s heart is hard, attempts to fight God and loses! But this is taken to a whole new level in Revelation chapter 16, as the bowls are being poured out on the earth. You would think finally people would get it, but sadly that won’t be the case for all!
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We’ve all gone through difficult seasons in our lives. In those times it’s important to remember God is working and we have His promise that He will see us through. God is faithful to keep His promises and He’ll even use those circumstances to drive us to Him. In today’s study these truths are illustrated in the lives of Joseph and his brothers.
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God has a wonderful way of working in our lives that sometimes confounds us. He allows trials and testing, and we at times wonder what He’s up to. But the bottom line is, He knows what He’s doing and knows what you’re going through! Today pastor John Randall will be looking at Genesis chapter forty-one, and another example of the amazing way God has of working in our lives, even when it seems like He isn’t!
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Are you finding it hard to defeat a certain sin in your life? Perhaps you fall into it time after time, and left with feelings of defeat, frustration and shame! There is hope, and something you can do about it! Today on a Daily Walk we turn our attention to Genesis 39 and 40 where Joseph faced tremendous temptation- yet won the battle. Pastor John Randall notices quite a few keys to victory from Joseph’s life that can help us overcome the temptations we face.
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Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall heads back to Genesis. And we’re learning about the life and times of Joseph. Joseph was sold into slavery by his own brothers, yet never lost his focus and remained faithful to God wherever the Lord placed him. In today’s study Joseph faces a great temptation to sin and he successfully resists it and is able to overcome. We’ll soon learn how we can do the same when temptation comes knocking on our door.
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As our study of Genesis continues we resume the story of Joseph, and his brothers selling him into slavery for 20 pieces of silver. Today as we spotlight chapters 37 and 38 we’ll pay particular attention to the older brother Judah. As you’ll see he made a series of very bad decisions that would lead to severe consequences. But through it all we’ll be left amazed by God’s grace.
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Today we’ll bring you a study in Revelation chapter 16. Here we find the pouring of the bowls of wrath, and if there was ever any doubt in your mind about the power of God and the foolishness of rejecting God, then these verses should make things crystal clear. The earth and its inhabitants are in for the most severe judgement imaginable, and this chapter should be a wake-up call for all of us.
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We all go through rocky seasons, and painful experiences. Maybe you’re in one even as I speak! As we turn back to Genesis that’s where we find Jacob and Joseph. But here’s the good news what the enemy intends for evil, God intends for good! And the Lord would use the suffering in their lives to accomplish something great. He wants to do the same for you and me.
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Today we’re going to spotlight Jacob’s journey here on earth. It was full of ups and downs, failures and victories, struggles and sorrows. And you can be sure, our journey will include the same! What will help us persevere and not lose heart? Listen and find out.
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Rape, murder, deception... while that may sound to us like the headlines in the nightly news, would you believe it’s also a description of the 34th chapter of Genesis? We’ll take a look at it today on a Daily Walk. We don’t have to look far to see what the failure to obey God leads to! Sadly, many are neglecting or abandoning their God-given calling. Today we draw attention to the cost of failing to obey God.
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Nobody really likes to be humbled or broken. We tend to want to avoid it if we can! But today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that it’s actually the place where God does some of His greatest work in and through our lives. We’ll see this play out in the life of Jacob, as we turn back to Genesis.
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Here on a Daily Walk, our journey through Revelation is nearing the point of the Grand Finale. It is here in Revelation 15 that we read an introduction to the final outpouring of God’s judgment upon the earth. While this in an ominous chapter, pastor John Randall says we must not miss the hope, joy and singing that is here too.
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In Genesis thirty-two Jacob enters into a wrestling match with God. Talk about a fight you can’t win! And yet many still today are wrestling with God. Maybe that would describe you? But the good news for Jacob is, following this time of defeat came wonderful victory in his life.
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Today we’ll continue in the book of Genesis with more about Jacob’s life journey. We wonder at times, What is God’s will for my life? That generally crosses our mind when we’re about to make a major life decision, like the one Jacob is faced with in today’s passage. And we’ll learn a great deal through this about how to discern God’s will, and how He often confirms it to us.
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Do you enjoy a good love story? Well we’ve got a good one lined up for you today and it features Jacob and Rachel. Perhaps you had to wait quite a bit to marry your spouse, and found it difficult, but imagine having to wait fourteen years! Jacob did that out of his great love for Rachel. He was patient and sacrificial, and that stands out in this story from Genesis chapter 29.
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We’ve been in the middle of some high drama, in Genesis chapters 27 and 28. At this point in our story, Jacob is on the run from his brother, who wants to kill him. And after a long journey, Jacob finally goes to sleep. And God would speak to him through a dream.
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Think your family is dysfunctional? Well as the old saying goes, You ain’t seen nothing yet. Isaac’s family was dysfunctional in so many ways. There was a lack of trust and leadership, and it would lead to broken relationships. See what you can learn from it so you don’t go down a similar path in your daily walk.
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At Christmas time we’ll be celebrating our Lord Jesus coming to this earth, to eventually die for our sins. And pictures of Him gently lying in a manger, meek and mild will be on display for all to see! But today on a Daily Walk we’ll see a different side of our Lord. We’re told in Revelation fourteen He’s coming again to judge this earth. Pastor John Randall will point out that it’s important that we embrace all the divine attributes of God, and that includes His justice. There’s actually great comfort and hope to be found as we learn about the justice of God.
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Today we’ll be looking at the story of Jacob obtaining Esau’s blessing from their father through deceptive means. How often have we seen it, someone uses deception and manipulation to get their way, instead of trusting God and going His way! Today we’ll focus on Genesis chapters twenty-six and twenty-seven.
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Let me ask you this as we begin today, when was the last time you faced a trial in your life? I’ll bet the answer is not long ago. They happen pretty frequently don’t they? How we handle the trials of life is the topic today as we head over to Genesis chapter twenty-six in our series through the first book of the Bible. As we’ll soon see, the place to turn at such times is the Lord and His Word!
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As Americans by and large we hate to wait! We grow impatient in the drive-thru if we have to wait more than five minutes. We get upset in traffic when it slows to a crawl. But imagine having to wait for something you really wanted for 20 years! That’s the place we find Isaac and Rebekah today on a Daily Walk. They waited 20 years for a child, diligently praying all along the way. Pastor John Randall observes some great lessons in this story.
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Today we’ll be continuing our expositional study of Genesis, by turning to chapter 25. We’re halfway through our study of Genesis with pastor John Randall, and it’s a turning point in the history of the Patriarchs.
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The God Who has promised to provide all our needs has also promised to lead us. As the Psalmist said He makes us to lie down in green pastures and leads us to still waters. The difficulty for many today is to live within His provision and to follow His lead. On today’s broadcast we’ll hear about a servant who was sent by his master to find a bride for his son. He is given what seemed to be an impossible task - yet as he sought the Lord and followed His lead - God graciously provided.
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We’ll meet you in Revelation chapter fourteen today and encounter three angels with powerful messages. One will speak of salvation, and another damnation for those who have rejected Christ. In the end times a lot of people will be duped by the antichrist and his cohort the false prophet, and today we'll begin to see the consequences for doing so.
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At some point in our daily walk just about all of us will experience the loss of a loved one. And it can really hit us like a ton of bricks, and the grief is beyond words! Maybe you’re dealing with that even as we speak? Today on a Daily Walk we open our bibles to Genesis 23, where Sarah passes away and is buried. As you might expect this was hard on her husband Abraham. But while he would grieve it was not without hope! And the same holds true for us as believers.
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On today’s program we’ll hear how Abraham trusted God with his son. He understood that God had a great purpose for Isaac, and in full obedience submitted to the Lord’s plan. Let’s be encouraged to do the same! It’s an encouraging story of faith in God. Find your place in Genesis chapter twenty two and receive a wonderful picture of two Fathers willing to sacrifice their one and only son.
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Whether it’s in the doctor’s office or in traffic, we don’t like to wait do we! We grow impatient if we have to wait for something for 13 minutes, but imagine having to wait for something close to thirteen years! That’s what Abraham and Sarah had to go through. As our study of Genesis develops we return to the story of Abraham and Sarah waiting for their promised son to arrive. After waiting for quite some time they decide to take matters into their own hands... big mistake!
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We're going to continue Pastor John’s in depth look at the book of Revelation today as we head back to chapter thirteen. We're going to be introduced to a couple of the leading characters in the end times.... the antichrist and his sidekick the false prophet! We've already become acquainted with the antichrist to some degree last time. We’re told that he’ll receive wide acceptance through deception and the world will buy the lie hook, line and sinker. They marvel, worship and follow him. Hear more about this evil reign today.
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We’re making our way through Genesis, and we’ll pick things up today in chapter fourteen. It describes a rescue mission. One that we’re to be involved in as well.
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We’re in the middle of pastor John Randall’s study of Genesis right now. Today we’ll be looking together at chapters twelve and thirteen, and we’re on the receiving end of some incredible lessons for those times in life when we fail. Abraham is about to blow it big time. Fear has a grip on his life, and he leans on his own understanding instead of God’s promises! But he’s also going to get back on track- and that track leads right to Bethel.
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Today, pastor John Randall resumes his series in Genesis. God places a calling on each of our lives, and we can either respond with faith or with fear. Abraham serves as a great example to us in his journey of faith. But he wasn’t perfect, and had his moments where he got off track. Join John and hear how this journey of faith begins.
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Throughout history man has attempted to get to God on his own... but each attempt fails miserably. We’ll soon see that false religion dates back to a tower called Babel. This was a city built for man’s glory, certainly not God’s.... pride was its foundation... and destruction was its destination. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall returns to his verse by verse study of Genesis and takes us deeper into chapter 11.
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Pastor John Randall is leading us through an exciting study in Genesis! Not long ago we explored what happened when God judged the world with a flood. Now it’s time to repopulate the world and we will see who our forefather’s were. Join Pastor John in the tenth chapter of the book of Genesis as we bring you part one of The Table and Tower.
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Today we’ll pay a visit to Revelation chapter thirteen. Here we get a glimpse of the coming global leader, also known as the antichrist. This person who will commandeer the reigns of world power will have very distinct characteristics, and it certainly can’t hurt us to know what they are.
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Last time we were together we examined the world-wide flood. Now today we turn to chapter eight and the storm is over. It’s time for Noah, his family and the animals to step off the Ark and onto dry land. What does Noah do next? He worships the Lord. What a good example to us of what not only to do after the storm, but in the midst of it too.
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Today pastor John Randall resumes his chapter by chapter study of Genesis. We’ll be covering chapters eight and nine during today’s program. Noah, his family, and the animals have been cooped up in the ark for just over a year. The rain has stopped, the waters are reseeding, and it’s just about time to step out on dry land. That’s where we’ll pick the story up today.
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Have you ever felt that something God was leading you to do didn’t make any sense? One can’t help but wonder if that very thought crossed Noah’s mind when he was instructed to build a huge Ark, because a worldwide flood was coming! But Noah was faithful to do what God commanded him to do, even when it seemed illogical to the watching world. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall points to Genesis chapters six and seven and encourages us to follow in Noah’s footsteps.
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As parents there are those times when we extend grace, love and patience to our kids. But sometimes their rebellion or disobedience reaches a point where we can’t help but say, Enough is enough. That’s the place we find our Lord, today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall will show us why God chose to judge the earth through a worldwide flood today as our study of Genesis continues.
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Today pastor John Randall focuses our attention on Genesis four and five where we run across a couple of guys walking in the opposite direction. One was walking with God, and the other walking in the flesh. Question is, which of the two paths are you on today?
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Today on a Daily Walk we will pull back the curtain and take a look at an invisible war going on in the heavenlies. The good news is, satan is no match for God, and will be defeated. But pastor John Randall also wants to show us how we can win and overcome in the battles we face in our daily walk.
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Does it really matter how we approach God? Can we just come to Him however we want? The popular opinion of the day is that there are many roads to the Lord, and it doesn’t matter what you believe. Today we learn a valuable lesson from Genesis chapter four- there is one way to God and we had better come to Him on His terms- not ours. The story of Cain and Abel and the sacrifices they brought to God is what we’ll focus in on today on a Daily Walk.
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Pastor John Randall is taking us through Genesis, verse by verse, right now. In chapter three, sin enters the world. Eve falls for Satan’s lie, and Adam willfully disobeys God too. Rather than admitting their sin and turning to God through repentance, they chose to blame shift. Sound familiar? Not only will we be taking a look at the right and wrong way to respond after we sin, but John will also point out that Satan’s tactics really haven’t changed since the Garden.
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Pastor John Randall is leading a study of Genesis right now, and today we find ourselves in chapter three. Following tragedies questions tend to surface like- Why does evil exist, and How could God allow something like this? The problems of this world can be traced back to Genesis three, where sin entered the world.
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Pastor John Randall, our teacher, is in the early stages of his study in Genesis. In chapter two God institutes marriage and brings Eve to Adam. With this first marriage comes some incredible lessons for us today- to take in and apply to our own lives and relationships.
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There’s something satisfying about finishing a job or task, and being able to look back with that sense of accomplishment. Today on a Daily Walk we join pastor John Randall in Genesis chapter two, where God is now finished with His creative work. What will He do next? He’s going to take some time out to enjoy what He’s done- and rest.
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As we continue our study through Revelation with pastor John Randall we’ve reached chapter twelve. We’re going to learn about one of the great battles of all time.. one that’s been fought since the beginning of time and one that continues today. It’s the battle between satan and God. One interesting aspect of this battle is that we already know who has won!
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We’re giving our attention to the early part of Genesis right now! If you were walking through a desert in the middle of nowhere, and suddenly saw a computer sitting in the sand, would you think it just grew there or that someone put it there? As silly as that seems, in order to believe in Evolution, you have to believe that something as complicated as this world, the universe and everything in it, just happened by accident! The truth is God spoke it all into existence and that includes you!
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How did the universe, the world, and everything in it come into being? Was there some sort of a big bang or did God do it? Open your school text book and you might be confused on the answer to that, but if you open Genesis you’ll arrive at the truth! That’s where we’re headed today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall shows us today we can trust the Bible is the truth, and that includes the creation account!
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Today on a Daily Walk we take you back to the beginning and the creation account recorded for us in Genesis. The first verses in our Bibles speak of God’s creative work. Pastor John Randall attracts our attention to this, as he introduces us to the book of Genesis.
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Today on a Daily Walk we turn back to the beginning. Maybe like a lot of people you’re wondering how in the world we got here? Was there some sort of an explosion caused by random chance that sprung creation into existence or is there a creator behind it all? Genesis has the answer we’re looking for, and we’d invite you to join us there as we begin a new chapter by chapter study of this first book of the Bible.
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Today on a Daily Walk we’ll finish up our study of First Corinthians with an emphasis on the soon return of Jesus and how it should affect the way we live.
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Pastor John Randall is in the middle of a study in Revelation. Does it appear to you that the kingdom of darkness is advancing, and evil is on the rise? I don’t think you’re alone in that assessment. But today we’ll hear about a time when God will put an end to the evil in the world, and setup His Kingdom on the earth! Talk about something to get excited about.
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Be Watchful! No doubt you’ve said that a time or two to your children or loved ones, especially as they hit the road on a trip of some sort. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see the need to be careful and watchful in our Christian walk on the road of life. Pastor John Randall will also encourage us to get involved in the work of the Lord, just as Timothy was.
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We’ll be in First Corinthians chapter sixteen with pastor John Randall. It’s a good idea to make prayerful plans. But we also need to remain flexible if the Lord should step in and change things. Today we’ll go on to see why we need to remain faithful where God has us, even when we’re being opposed.
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Maybe you’re a planner? There’s nothing wrong with that! But while planning is good, we still need to be open and sensitive to the Lord’s leading and apply some biblical principles in our decision making. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll notice some of the principles that guided Paul. We’re about to give our attention to his travel plans and the lessons that flow from it are huge!
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Today we get right back into our study of First Corinthians. We’ve entered a practical portion of the epistle here in chapter sixteen. And the first area the apostle Paul talks about is our giving to the Lord.
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Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall resumes his series in First Corinthians as we begin a look at the final chapter. Is there a right way and a wrong way to give to God? There sure is! Join John for today’s practical study in First Corinthians sixteen.
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Isn’t it great to take a timeout in the middle of a stressful day and get a breath of fresh air? In a way, that’s what we’re going to do as we continue our study through the book of Revelation. The last part of Chapter eleven provides a chance to step back. We’re about halfway through the Great Tribulation - a time of unprecedented destruction and suffering. In Chapter eleven we will learn about the third woe, or the seventh trumpet judgment. And this results in a point where God is worshipped.
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We’ll be finishing First Corinthians chapter fifteen today. And we’ve camped out here all week, as it emphasizes such an important and encouraging truth the Resurrection. Just as Jesus rose from the grave some 2,000 years ago, so too will each believer after they die. And we will experience eternal life in a place the Lord has prepared for us. It gets even better we’ll receive a new and much improved body.
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The older we get the more we realize that these bodies we’ve been given are frail and limited. But here’s the good news for the Christian you’re going to receive a new and improved body that will be totally different and far better. Hear all about your glorified body today as we finish up First Corinthians chapter fifteen.
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Today we join pastor John Randall in the middle of First Corinthians chapter fifteen, and the subject at hand is the Resurrection of Christ. Yes Jesus is alive. But here’s something else you need to know. If you’re a Christian, you share in His Resurrection and His glorious Kingdom. It doesn’t get any better than that. So let’s be encouraged by this glorious reality of the resurrection.
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Christianity as a whole hangs on one important event, The Resurrection of Christ. Without the Resurrection, every claim that Jesus ever made is immediately called into question. The Good News is. it’s true. The Resurrection actually happened! And here’s something else to consider- Our resurrection as believers is as sure as Jesus’ resurrection! And we’re going to look into this on a Daily Walk.
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What if Jesus died and remained in the grave? In First Corinthians fifteen we’ll discover if there’s no resurrection our faith is empty and our preaching is also empty. In fact if there’s no resurrection we are liars still in our sins with no hope! Talk about some serious ramifications. But the good news is, the resurrection actually happened and there’s overwhelming evidence to back up that claim.
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We are continuing our verse by verse study through Revelation with pastor John Randall. Last time we had just begun to get to know the two witnesses, described for us in chapter eleven, when we ran out of time. So today, pastor John will bring us the rest of his message. As is the case with much of this book, debate has raged over the real identity of the two preachers, and Pastor John will point out the varying opinions that exist. We’ll also find out today that we too as Christians our witnesses of Jesus, to represent heaven.
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Pastor John Randall will begin First Corinthians chapter fifteen in just a moment, which really focuses on the resurrection of Jesus. The gospel more than anything in this world lives up to its name! It truly is good news. And I think you’d agree good news is desperately needed today in our day of hopelessness and uncertainty! Right at the heart of the Gospel message is the resurrection.
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Within the church there’s great debate and even misunderstanding centering around passages like the one we’ll be looking at. It deals with women in ministry in the church. We learned last time how it’s vitally important that we consider the context so we don’t misunderstand what God is saying here. We'll expand on that today.
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Pastor John Randall will be leading a study based in First Corinthians chapter fourteen. Now upon first glance this section may raise a few eyebrows, and leave you wondering, What’s that all about! You see it’s talking about women being silent in the church. Pastor John says we need to understand the context, otherwise we’ll totally miss the point.
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The gifts of tongues and prophecy continues to be at the center of great controversy in the Christian Church. But God never intended it to be that way. Have we totally missed the point of why these gifts were given? Join us for an important study in First Corinthians fourteen, today on a Daily Walk.
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Some shy away from the gifts of tongues and prophecy because of what they have seen or heard about them. Others don’t know if they are still for today or were they meant only for the early Church? Today on a Daily Walk we’re looking at Tongues and Prophecy in the church, and their proper use.
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We’ve been studying the Book of Revelation of late. During the Tribulation period the Lord will send out two witnesses to testify of His grace, love and forgiveness. Though they’ll have the power and authority of God they’ll be opposed at every turn. Similarly we’re called to be God’s witnesses in a hostile environment. Thankfully we have the power of the Spirit to help.
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We haven’t seen Jesus Christ yet but here’s the good news, if you’re a Christian you will one day! That wonderful hope is front and center today on a Daily Walk, as pastor John Randall opens First Corinthians chapter thirteen.
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Been to a wedding ceremony lately? If so, it’s quite likely you heard someone recite or give reference to First Corinthians thirteen. The famous love chapter. It gives to us a beautiful description of love, and its permanence. Today on a Daily Walk we learn that love never fails and is eternal!
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We are making our way through First Corinthians, and we get back to chapter thirteen today, which is all about the love of God. What would you say you’re known for? Maybe it’s your accomplishments at the workplace, or your wealth? Some are known as being a gossip, or an angry, bitter person. Wouldn’t it be nice to be known as a loving person? That’s actually what the Christian should be known for, and today we’ll be encouraged in that direction.
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It’s one of the most loved chapters in the Bible. It’s been recited at countless weddings and on many of the greeting cards we purchase. It’s First Corinthians thirteen and where we’ll camp out today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall will point out what love does and doesn’t do through his message titled, The Greatest Gift.
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Someone has noticed snowflakes are one of the most fragile things, but just look at what they can do when they stick together. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see what God can do when we stick together and are unified. And we’ll raise your awareness to a danger many of us are prone to, and that is esteeming one gift above another.
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Today, we make a return visit to Revelation chapter ten. This chapter is a chance to catch our collective breaths after the cataclysmic events in chapter nine. We’re in between the sixth and seventh trumpet judgments a parenthesis if you will. Pastor John Randall has noticed a mystery here... the mystery of God.
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Should I watch that show on TV or see this latest movie that hit the big screen? Should I post a particular photo or message on social media? You can probably think of a number of questions you wrestle with from time to time similar to these. As believers, we know that we have an incredible amount of freedom. But there are some things that while they may be permissible, have the potential to stumble a brother or sister in the Lord or even mislead an unbeliever! Today pastor John Randall will help us deal with those grey areas in our daily walk.
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The city of Corinth was engaged in idolatry big time. There were also several pagan temples in the city and each one was quite popular. You can see why the apostle Paul felt it was so important to get the message of Christ to these people, that their hopes shouldn’t be placed in things made by the hands of men, but rather in the hands of the One who made men. Today we learn that Christian liberty doesn’t include the freedom to sin!
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Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that pride is a problem in the church today. We’re just as capable of falling into sin as the next guy! And that’s why we need to lean on the Lord and draw on His grace. Pastor John Randall highlights the danger of overconfidence in this study based in First Corinthians!
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You’ve no doubt heard the expression If you want to stop digging the hole that you’re in put down the shovel. It’s sounds so simple and yet when it comes to life why is it so hard for so many? Pastor John Randall continues today in the book of Revelation today on a Daily Walk! In chapter nine we hear of the future judgments coming to this earth and despite all the torment the people experience they still won’t change. They won’t put the shovel down. There’s a lesson there for us.
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We continue our series in First Corinthians today. In a culture full of moral depravity and sinful activities, the apostle Paul encouraged the Corinthian believers concerning the issue of temptation. His writings remind us today that yes everyone gets tempted, but God will always provide a way out for us. We’re about to look at the dangers of overconfidence, as the apostle Paul looks back on Israel’s history.
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Everyone knows that athletes must subject themselves to physical training in order to prepare their bodies to be successful in their chosen sport. As we’re about to see in our study of First Corinthians chapter nine, the apostle Paul uses this as an illustration to explain that the Christian life requires training and discipline. Today pastor John Randall explains what it takes to win in this lifelong Christian race!
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There are ministry opportunities all around us, from vacant roles in the children’s ministry at church, to our neighbor who is hurting, not to mention the great needs overseas. And if you’re a Christian, I hope it’s your desire to be involved in the ministry! But the question we bring before you today on a Daily Walk is how can we be effective in the ministry? We’ll look at the apostle Paul’s approach to help us get there. Pastor John Randall opens First Corinthians chapter nine and points to an effective method of ministry.
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What would you be willing to give up or sacrifice to reach the lost or to be effective in the ministry God has you in? Would you let go of a liberty or right that you have? It’s good for us to think about these things and we’ll do just that today on a Daily Walk. We’re in the middle of pastor John Randall’s series in First Corinthians, and in chapter nine we’re challenged to be sacrificial just as the apostle Paul was.
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Here in America we focus a great deal on our rights and freedoms. But as we’ll see today on a Daily Walk sometimes as ministers of Jesus we’ll need to give up some of our rights and liberties for very good reason. Pastor John Randall has us consider First Corinthians chapter nine and a time when the apostle Paul gave up his rights as an apostle for the sake of his fruitfulness and effectiveness in the ministry. John is offering up an example of personal sacrifice that we can all learn from.
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John Randall today picks up where we left off in Revelation. At this point in the Great Tribulation people are now subject to supernatural tormenting of demonic spirits! You think it’s bad now, it’s going to be far worse when this all goes down.
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We have great liberty in Christ, but does that mean anything goes? Maybe you’ve heard some of your friends excuse their wrong behavior, thinking that’s the case. Our salvation is a free gift from God and isn’t obtained by works or legalistic rules. However, as we'll see, Christian freedom and Christian responsibility go hand in hand.
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How do we make decisions on issues that the Scripture doesn't specifically address? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll be considering that very thing. Though the scripture doesn’t address every specific issue it does provide us with what we need for life and godliness. We are given principles that we can apply in our decision making. And some of these principles are found in First Corinthians chapter eight.
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There’s a yearning within many of us to want something else or more for our lives. Maybe you’re dissatisfied with your current job. Others may long for moving to another area like out of California. But today on a Daily Walk we receive much needed encouragement to seek the Lord. He may be calling you to bloom where you’re planted, or it’s also possible He’s giving you the green light to change course.
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It really is sad to see how lightly marriage is taken these days. The divorce rate, the laws that are in place, and even the living together prior to marriage just goes to show how far we’ve declined as a society. But God sees marriage entirely different, and He wants us to value and esteem marriage as highly as He does. Today on a Daily Walk we’re talking about marriage, singleness and serving the Lord.
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We’ve covered a wide variety of topics in our study of First Corinthians thus far from the damage caused by division, to a rebuke of carnal Christianity, and more recently the solution to pride and a call for purity! Now the apostle Paul shifts gears and discusses singleness, marriage and serving the Lord.
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What would you do to get someone’s attention? If your neighbor’s house was on fire would you break a window to get their attention? What would God do to get the attention of a world that’s about to burn down so to speak? We’ll find out on a Daily Walk. John Randall is in the middle of his study of Revelation and in chapter eight the seven trumpet judgments are sounding. The first four deal with the physical world, and things we often take for granted are impacted in a big way.
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Today we turn to First Corinthians chapter six. We can all probably think of a person or two that claims to be a Christian, yet their life is really no different than any other non-christian out there. They’re living with their boyfriend or girlfriend, stealing from their boss, and getting drunk virtually every weekend. We’re about to notice what that sort of sinful lifestyle reveals about the person.
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When we’re wronged by someone or our rights are violated we might be tempted to take it into the legal system. And in certain instances that may be the appropriate course of action. But let’s say the person who did you wrong is a Christian what then? Should Christians sue Christians? Today on a Daily Walk that very question is raised. We’re going through First Corinthians, and in chapter six another problem in the church at Corinth rises to the surface. Before you say, I’ll see you in court, consider what these verses have to say on the matter.
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When a tag is sticking out from your friend’s shirt, or some food is on their chin. the considerate thing to do is let them know so they can fix the problem. And most of us would do that. But what do you do when you see someone in willful, deliberate sin? If you’re like most you tend to stay out of it, thinking it’s none of your business. But is that really loving? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see how God can use us to help others who are living a lifestyle of sin. Pastor John Randall’s message is based on First Corinthians five.
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Imagine if there was a guy in your church who was having sexual relations with his stepmother. On top of it all, the whole church knew what was going on, but did nothing about it. Scandalous, I’m sure you’d agree. That’s exactly what was going on in the church at Corinth. But before you start thinking we’re above that pastor John Randall will point out the same sort of tolerance of sin is going on today in many churches. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll open First Corinthians five and be encouraged to live a life of purity.
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Someone has noticed God wisely designed our human bodies so that we can neither pat our own backs nor kick ourselves too easily. We’re talking about the sin of pride today on a Daily Walk as we get back to our series in First Corinthians. We’ll observe not only the consequences of pride but also the way out of it.
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I wonder if the reason we rarely if ever pray I mean really pray is because we think God doesn’t hear our prayers? But He does! And God answers every prayer too. Maybe not the way we want or expect, but He does answer. Today on a Daily Walk we come to Revelation chapter eight. The seventh seal is about to be opened and there’s silence in heaven. You’ll soon see it’s because God is listening.
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Throughout Scripture we find example after example of the destructiveness of pride and how it leads to a downfall. Of course right there at the top of the list is Satan. Who could forget the stories of King Nebuchadnezzar or Haman. Or how about King Uzziah who fell through religious pride? Today on A Daily Walk we get back into our study of First Corinthians and notice that pride is really at the core of so many of the problems and sins in our world today. It can subtly creep into our hearts and before you know it we’re in real trouble.
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As we’re faithful to our God-given calling and serving the Lord in the place He has for us, we’re not always going to be appreciated or thanked! In fact many times we’ll be unfairly criticized, or mistreated. That was the case for the apostle Paul as we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall is about to show us how to maintain the right perspective when we’re in those environments. It would be easy for us to grow discouraged or give up in the ministry at such times. See how to keep going when the going gets tough.
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Maybe you’re under the impression that now you’re saved and on your way to heaven you can just go to a secluded island, relax on a hammock and drink iced tea all day, for the rest of your life. The reality is God has a plan and purpose for our lives that includes service of some kind. His Spirit comes into our lives encouraging us to be like Christ and live for the glory of God! Today on a Daily Walk Pastor John Randall shows us what a privilege it is to be the temple of God, and serving Jesus in our daily walk.
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When our kids are little we expect certain behaviors like an occasional temper tantrum, sucking on a pacifier, and crawling around on the ground playing with toys. But if a thirty or forty year old is engaging in that same behavior we’d be concerned. That’s because we expect growth with time. And that’s true spiritually as well. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall shows us why spiritual growth is to occur from new birth until we go to be with the Lord.
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Paul referred to the Corinthians as babies in the Christian life because they weren’t spiritually healthy and mature. They often argued like children over non-essentials and allowed petty divisions to distract them. Sadly, this kind of behavior still exists today. We'll hear a rebuke of carnal christianity in our study.
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Today we're in Revelation chapter seven. In this chapter we find two groups of people. The first are 144,000 Jews, that will be saved during the Tribulation Period. The second are Tribulation saints. People that will come to faith in Jesus during the Tribulation, and will be martyred for their faith.
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Where do you go to get wisdom concerning spiritual things? Your local library or college? Or your highly respected friend down the street? If you look any where other than God you’ll be disappointed and unsatisfied. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall urges us to go to God for wisdom of the best kind. And the Holy Spirit is alone qualified to supply us that wisdom. That comes to our attention through this passage in First Corinthians chapter two!
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Today we’re going to pickup where we left off in First Corinthians. Which happens to be the end of chapter one. God’s choices may not make a whole lot of sense to many in our world. He’s chosen the weak and lowly things of the world. And for good reason as we’ll learn today.
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Whether it’s on the athletic field or in the business world, when executives are putting a team together they typically look for the best and brightest! But God doesn’t work that way. He so often picks the foolish things of the world, the weak and powerless! Why? So He alone will get the glory! That’s the lesson in front of us today on a Daily Walk, as we return to First Corinthians chapter one with John Randall!
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Maybe you’ve noticed, knowledge is on the increase. But with all of our advances, the world is in a real mess! Why is that? We need to receive the message of the cross, and live according to godly wisdom, not what the world has to offer. And today’s study will really drive that home.
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We’ve all seen churches and families divide, even sometimes over the most insignificant matters. Maybe you’ve experienced this. But it’s God’s desire to see us unified, in spite of our differences. Today, pastor John Randall continues a discussion about division. We’ll hear how to avoid division, the cause and cure of it too!
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If you’ve been studying along with us recently, as we’ve been going through Revelation, you’ll recall in chapter six we saw the vision of coming death and destruction, and in chapter eight another wave of judgement begins! But in chapter seven we have a break in the action, and a question is asked, "Will anyone be saved during this time of Tribulation?" The answer just may surprise you.
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With all the various personalities, preferences, and convictions we shouldn’t be surprised when there are differences and disagreement in the church. While there’s certainly nothing wrong with having differing opinions we can run into real problems when we take things a step further and an argument develops or worse yet division! Today on a Daily Walk hear the reason why it’s so important to have unity in the church.
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Those of you who are in your 50’s or 60’s can no doubt look back over the last few decades and notice how evil and wicked behavior has increased. It wasn’t long ago that we could turn on the TV and not have to worry about our kids hearing filthy speech or being exposed to sexual immorality. How can we be an influence for good and take a stand for Christ in a pagan world like this? Today on a Daily Walk we dive back into our new study of First Corinthians.
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Whether as a kid in school, or an adult in the workplace do you ever feel like you just don’t fit in? Maybe it’s because you don’t see things the same way or you’re just plain different. Today on a Daily Walk we begin a helpful new series in First Corinthians. As the world around us is becoming more wicked by the minute, how can we be different and honor God with our lives? Pastor John Randall believes First Corinthians contains just what we need to hear for times like these.
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As we open Revelation chapter six, we’re about to focus on the Great Tribulation period. The section we’re looking at today can be described in one word: terror! The worst earthquake, the worst flood, the worst atomic explosion, none of them compare to what lies ahead for those who have rejected the Lord. Along with this bad news is the good news that we don’t have to experience any of it, as long as we have given our lives over to Jesus Christ.
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If you knew your days were numbered and time left on earth was short, what would you do and say? No doubt you’d draw in those who are really close to you to share what’s on your heart, and convey what’s most important to you. That’s what the apostle Paul did near the end of his life, and today on a Daily Walk we listen in to his final words.
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Any long distance runner will tell you that a key to keep running and fighting is to focus on the goal the finish line and the crown that’s awarded in the end! And so it is with the Christian life and race. Today on a Daily Walk the apostle Paul is on his final lap in his life long race and he shares some encouragement to us on how to run well and finish strong. Pastor John Randall will key in on these final words from Paul and they are powerful to say the least.
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Today pastor John Randall pays a visit to Second Timothy chapter four, and here we find a great model for those who are called to teach and present the Word of God. It’s important to know when and how to preach, but also why! And this charge from the apostle Paul to young Timothy will prove to be very helpful in that regard. So whether you’re a pastor, a small group leader or Sunday School teacher consider this wonderful guide for ministry with pastor John!
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In Second Timothy chapter four Paul the apostle encourages Timothy in his ministry to preach the word. It’s the word that brings correction and encouragement. It’s what equips us for life and service. It’s how we come to know the Lord and grow in our relationship with Him.
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Nowadays we can download an app onto our phones, and get specific driving directions for where we want to go! But remember life before GPS? A few wrong turns and we were totally lost and confused! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see how we need to listen to and follow the Word of God, as our GPS for life, if we’re going to stay on course. Pastor John Randall will explain how it’s powerful and profitable for our Daily Walk too, as he opens up Second Timothy chapter three.
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Especially around Christmas time, We tend to have a picture in our minds of a gentle Jesus, meek and mild and loving. The book of Revelation depicts a different side of our Lord and savior. In chapters 6-19 we learn about the wrath of the lamb. One day the judgement of God will come upon a Christ-rejecting world in the Tribulation period. What is it, what is its purpose, and what about the timing of it all? Let’s head over to Revelation six, and hear all about it on a Daily Walk.
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Pastor John Randall has an eye on Second Timothy chapter three today, and we’ll be covering verses 10-17. The apostle Paul had his fair share of challenges and difficulty that’s for sure, but he lived with determination and devotion to the Lord. We’ll be encouraged to do the same in these difficult last days.
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In light of all that is taking place around us in our nation, and world, we've decided to turn to a passage of scripture that fits our situation like a glove so to speak. 2nd Timothy chapter three describes what the last days will look like, and it's quite evident that we're living in them. Why will they be so difficult, and how are we to face them? We’re about to find out here on a Daily Walk and find out! From Second Timothy chapter three and verse two - here’s pastor John Randall talking about living in the last days.
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There's no debating the fact that these are difficult days. From a virus that is hard to control, to war in a foreign land, immoral behavior accepted and applauded, abortions, and the breakdown of the family are just a few things we could point to as evidence of that. Many are asking themselves and others, "Are these the last days?" I think it’s safe to say that they are as we read 2nd Timothy chapter three today on a Daily Walk. And as we look together at what will take place in the last days, pastor John Randall will encourage us to live for the glory of God.
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Just as there are good and godly teachers today, there are false teachers who seek to undermine what God is wanting to accomplish. But how are we to face these false teachers as they cross our paths? The apostle Paul gives us some help with that in Second Timothy chapter two. Timothy needed to face and confront them too.
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False teaching is prevalent. It’s been in the church since the beginning and surely making its way through the church at the present time! But how are we to face these false teachers? The same way Timothy did! Today on a Daily Walk we recall a time in the early church when Timothy needed to confront the false teachers. And the apostle Paul would share with young Timothy the reasons why they are to be avoided. Pastor John Randall will relate all of this to our day, and the false teaching that exists.
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As we take you to Revelation chapter five we’re going to get a clear picture of what awaits us in Heaven, and what it’s going to be like there. Perhaps you’ve wondered about that? We’ll find out today that the worship of Jesus is going to be amazing! He’s so worthy because of who He is and what He’s done.
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Paul in writing to Timothy encourages him to look to the soldier, athlete and farmer for characteristics to apply to his life and ministry. And these are words we really need to hear today too. For instance the soldier follows the commands of his superior officer without hesitation. And that should be our response to God’s commands to us! Or how about the farmer, who needs patience when dealing with his crops. You can be sure patience will be needed in our lives from time to time!
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As the apostle John is ushered up into heaven for a look around he described what he saw in Revelation. And today we’ll notice that he focuses on a scroll in the right hand of the Father. The question is asked, Who is worthy to take the scroll. And as we’ll discover today, the answer is Jesus, the lamb of God.
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Today Pastor John Randall begins a new book of the Bible - Second Timothy. It’s the apostle Paul’s last book that he wrote - just before he was martyred for his faith. If you were awaiting your death, in a dungeon, you might be down and depressed but not Paul! He had a thankful heart and was quick to praise God and pray for others! What a great example to us. There’s lots of wonderful encouragement to receive from this book - so join pastor John as he begins with some necessary points of introduction and background.
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Is it possible to be wealthy without being worldly? That’s the question of the day here on a Daily Walk as we finish up First Timothy. The answer in short is yes! Pastor John Randall has observed both a warning to the wealthy as well as wisdom for the wealthy at the end of First Timothy six.
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Today we’re considering a warning to those who are rich. Some trust in those riches and others feel guilty they have them. But what would God have us do and think?We'll find the answer in First Timothy chapter six.
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The Christian life is likened to a race and a fight! And in this lifelong race and fight we can get beaten down and become discouraged. Maybe that’s where you’re at today? We have just what you need to keep going today. It will serve as wonderful motivation!
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We want to encourage you to take a look within today on a Daily Walk! Consider where you are spiritually today. Pastor John Randall will encourage us to run after and run away from some things in our Daily Walk.
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Trouble and turmoil are all around us, but on this special Easter weekend Christians all over the world pause to remember there’s glorious hope to be found in the midst of it all, thanks to Jesus!And the focus today is on the resurrection of Christ.This one single event altered the course of human history, but as you’ll see, it also affects our eternal destiny!
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Trouble and turmoil are all around us, but on this special Easter weekend Christians all over the world pause to remember there’s glorious hope to be found in the midst of it all, thanks to Jesus! And the focus today is on the resurrection of Christ. This one single event altered the course of human history, but as you’ll see, it also affects our eternal destiny!
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Maybe your work environment is not so pleasant these days! Perhaps your boss is super critical and hard to be around, you feel underappreciated or unfairly treated! Whether we’re digging ditches, serving as a waitress, teaching school children, or fixing cars- our job is an opportunity for ministry. But have you ever seen your job that way- as a place where you can serve and honor God? Not only that, but it’s a mission field too! Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will help us see our work in this way. And it can dramatically affect your attitude and perspective!
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Pastor John Randall has an eye on First Timothy five and six today. His three point outline focuses on the protection of the pastor, the correction of the pastor and finally the selection of the pastor.
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As we get back into First Timothy we open up chapter five and broach the subject of providing for the pastor and church staff. At first glance you might not think this topic is relevant - unless of course you’re a pastor - but a closer look will prove otherwise.
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There are many needs within the church from the single Mom who’s finding it hard to make ends meet, to the widow who is lonely, or a teen who feels like they can’t make it another day! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see how we are to meet these needs in a God- honoring way.
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Pastor John is in Revelation chapter four. The central focus in this chapter is the throne of God. Really all of creation revolves around the throne. Jesus is Lord and in control, working all things together according to His will and good purposes. Today we’ll focus on what’s coming from the throne, a preview of the judgement to come.
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We pick up where we left off in First Timothy, today. Paul is describing for Timothy, what it takes to be an effective minister or servant of God. And John believes these are qualities that make for a good minister today! By the way, if you’re a Christian you’re a minister! So this is applicable to us as believers in Christ.
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Maybe you’re the type of person that hits the gym on a regular basis, seeking to improve your physical health or appearance. While that’s certainly not a bad thing, there is something even more important that we want to focus your attention on! And that is to exercise ourselves toward godliness! We’re talking about how we can be effective servants or ministers of God today on a Daily Walk, as we dive back into First Timothy. Pastor John Randall has an eye on chapter four which lays out the qualities that make for a good minister!
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Why is the church so important? We’ll pursue the answer to that question as we open up First Timothy today on a Daily Walk. We have a message the world desperately needs to hear, and we’re to uphold the truth! But we’re told in the last days people in large numbers will depart from the truth of the gospel. Paul is about to warn Timothy about false doctrine, and it’s something we need to hear today as well!
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If I were to ask you what is the church, would you immediately think of a building where people gather for worship? I think it’s safe to say many would, but today on a Daily Walk we learn what the church really is. It’s really not a building, but a family of people that belongs to God!In First Timothy three we get a 3 fold description of the church that we can benefit from!
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Today on a Daily Walk we get right back into our study of First Timothy. Recently we’ve been talking about leadership in the church, and today the focus is on the deacons, or those who serve in the church. They are to serve out of a motivation of love for the Lord, and have certain characteristics in their lives.
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Today webegin a fascinating study framed around the throne of God. Just think of it, the apostle John had the great privilege of being taken into the heavenly realm. We stand to benefit, as he described what he saw here in Revelation. Today in chapter four the focus is on the throne of God, who’s on it, what’s around it, and what’s coming from it too!
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How are you serving the Lord today? If you’re struggling to come up with an answer, be encouraged that we all have a role to play in the church! Today on a Daily Walk we turn your attention to First Timothy three, which describes the role of Deacons in the church. And a Deacon really is a servant! Pastor John will relate this to our calling to serve, with Jesus as our wonderful model.
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PastorJohn Randall is midway through a study of First Timothy. Timothy was given the responsibility of selecting godly leadership in the church, but what should he look for? Paul gave him some help and listed 16 qualifications that should be a part of the pastor’s life. And these are characteristics to be found in today’s church leader too!
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Pastor John Randall will be finishing up Nehemiah today. If you’ll recall Nehemiah and the people of God have completed the wall and dedicated it to the Lord. But as we’ll see today, that doesn’t mean the work was over. The work goes on, and the enemy was still actively attacking them. The same holds true for us. We can expect the battle to continue throughout our lives, but the battle is the Lord’s.
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See if this sounds familiar.... you experience a personal revival with the Lord, and as time goes by it sort of fizzles out and you grow cold. Then the Lord does another work in your life and rekindles the flame. Today on a Daily Walk we see that come about in the people of Israel. There came a time where their devotion needed to be rekindled. We’ll see how the Lord brings this about in their lives, as well as our own.
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Those of you who have been involved in a church building project know that there are challenges and obstacles every step of the way. But when it’s all finished, you should come to realize God should receive all the glory for what was accomplished. That’s really what we find in Nehemiah chapter 12. The wall has been built, and now it’s time for a dedication. The people realized God did it, and should be worshipped and thanked.
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Pastor John Randall will be covering Nehemiah chapter eleven.To many this section seems irrelevant, as it contains a long list of names. But pastor John says if you look a little deeper you’ll see that it says a lot to us about how we’re to lead and follow Jesus. Every Christian has a part to play, and job to do. Question is, are we doing what God has called us to do?
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What does a healthy church look like? Maybe in your mind, you associate that with how many people attend on any given weekend, or the size of the building. But Jesus looks at it far differently. Today we’ll finish our study of the Lord’s letter to the church of Philadelphia, in Revelation chapter three verses seven through thirteen. This letter is full of good news and encouragement to a body of believers who were faithful.
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Pastor John Randall has framed this message around Nehemiah chapter ten. We’ll observe a commitment by the people of God that is truly inspiring. It involved every aspect of their lives, from the home to business all the way to their worship at church.It’s this sort of all-out commitment that God is wanting from us.
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Here in today’s study, the people of that day are basically rededicating their lives to the Lord. Their desire is to be sold out to Christ, and obedient to God’s Word no matter what it says. That’s the place we need to get to. And so allow the Lord to speak to you today, and be encouraged toward an all-out commitment to Christ.
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We have an encouraging study lined up for you today on a Daily Walk, centered around Nehemiah chapter nine.Those of you who have had a prodigal child, and witnessed them turn back to the Lord, I’m sure would be quick to say what a joyous experience that is. Now think of how God feels, when one of His wayward children return to Him! He’s thrilled about it. That’s really what we have in this section of Nehemiah. Maybe God is trying to get your attention, wanting to draw you back to Him? You can experience the same personal revival these people did so long ago.
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Pastor John Randall has an eye on Nehemiah chapter nine today, and we’ve been working our way through the entire book of Nehemiah. You’re about to witness a great revival and pastor John has noticed several marks of revival that he wants to draw our attention to.
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Pastor John Randall is in the middle of a new study in Nehemiah. If you’re familiar with our ministry you know that we’re all about the teaching of the Bible. We read it, explain it and help people apply it. And that’s actually modeled for us in chapter eight of Nehemiah. We’ll see how the Word has the power to change our lives when we respond rightly to it.
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Imagine being on the receiving end of a letter from the Lord that was full of commendations and encouragement to keep doing what you’re doing! Wouldn’t that feel great? We’ll be looking at the Lord’s letter to the church in Philadelphia, found in Revelation chapter three, verses seven through thirteen. They received such a letter, and we’ll look at that today on the broadcast, so we too can please the Lord with our lives.
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Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall opens Nehemiah chapter seven. There’s nothing that can take the place of the bible. There’s just no substitute for it. God esteems His Word above His very name, and that should be our cue to do the same. This passage we’re about to look at recalls an exciting and exceptional time in the history of God’s people. They had just completed the rebuilding of the wall in Jerusalem, you might recall. And now they’re seeking to rebuild their lives.
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You can be sure of this, in any work of God, the enemy will take notice and oppose it. His attack may take the form of slander, distraction or even encouraging us to compromise. So how do we respond next time that happens to us? Pastor John Randall unveils that and more in today’s study of Nehemiah chapter six.
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On today’s program, we’ll open our Bibles again to Nehemiah, as we reach chapter six. If you’ve been a Christian for any length of time at all, you know that satan is out there on the prowl, seeking to mess your life up. The enemy opposes the work of God every chance he gets and Nehemiah chapter six exposes his tactics.
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All throughout the Bible we see wonderful examples of God using people greatly as they turned to Him in faith. The good news is, just as God used these men and women, He can use us too! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll be encouraged by some examples of faith and their accomplishments through the grace of God.
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As believers in Christ we should all desire a closer relationship with the Lord, and to grow spiritually. But sadly many of us can look back over the years and see that there’s been little to no growth, or maybe we’ve even gone backwards. And quite often that can be traced back to no longer being in fellowship with other believers! The Lord knows we need each other, and that’s a big reason why we need to make going to church a top priority in these last days.That's the emphasis of today's program.
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Maybe you’re feeling a certain heaviness as you think back on all your failures in life, or you’re experiencing the burden of trying to please God by your own efforts! That’s where a lot of people are at today, but there is a better way. Today on a Daily Walk we discover that if you’re in Christ, you’re no longer condemned, but loved! And God has supplied all the power we need to live the Christian life, through His Spirit.
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Murmuring and complaining the children of Israel were known for that as they traversed through the dessert. It was also a problem that threatened to split the early church! And in case you haven’t noticed it’s still around today! We approach Acts chapter six on this Friday edition of a Daily Walk. It’s there we hear of a problem that has developed in this growing Church. How they addressed it is very instructive for us today.
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Are you having a bad day? Maybe things just aren’t going the way you’d like it to. Today on a Daily Walk receive some wonderful encouragement from the Scriptures. We’re told in Acts five that the apostleswere severely beaten and commanded not to speak of Jesus any longer. How did they respond to this? We’re told they rejoiced and considered it an honor to suffer for the name of Christ. Pastor John Randall will urge us to carry this Christ-like attitude and response through life and the Pandemic.
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Hardship and persecution comes at us at various times and in various ways. Some, like the men we’ll meet today, are beaten or have their lives threatened due to their faith in Christ! Others may be ridiculed or hit with fines for assembling at a church in a Pandemic! But how should we respond when it happens? While many resort to anger and complaining, today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that there’s good reason to rejoice in the midst of it!
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On today’s program we enter Acts chapter four. In this section of scripture we’re looking at today, Peter has just given a God-inspired evangelistic sermon to a group of people who have observed a miraculous healing of a lame man. Thousands of people ended up surrendering their lives to God. One might expect that joy would abound, and everyone would be excited by the news. But that wasn’t the case. There was a group of religious leaders who were greatly disturbed by this! Pastor John Randall will draw attention to Peter and John’s reaction in the midst of this opposition.
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If asked to identify a healthy church, would your mind gravitate to the one’s with the most members and programs, largest building, or that are well known? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll consider the marks of a healthy church, as described by God. And you might be surprised to discover God defines success and health far differently than the world.
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We’re in the book of Acts chapter two, which records the day the church was empowered by the Holy Spirit. You’re about to hear what took place, and it’s amazing to put it mildly! But pastor John also believes the Holy Spirit is active and working today! We need to live by the power of the Spirit if we’re to be effective and fruitful.
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We’re just getting started in the book of Acts. There are many wondrous events occurring in this book, from the giving of the Holy Spirit, the ascension of Christ, to the many adventures of the Apostle Paul. And pastor John Randall’s messages will help you understand not only what is going on in the early church, but also, how this can affect your life and daily walk. On today’s program, we’ll look at the latter half of chapter one, where we find four ways the disciples prepared for a greater work of the Holy Spirit in their lives. If that’s your desire, to see a greater work of God in your life, listen in!
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We are very excited about today’s program as we embark on a brand-new study through the book of Acts with pastor John Randall. This is an important historical book, because the Christian Church had its beginnings recorded here. We’ll see how it would then spread from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. God’s chosen method to get the Gospel out is to work through His people and He not only calls us but empowers us too. Question is are you available for God’s use?
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We’ve spent a considerable amount of time studying the gospel of Mark on the program, and today we return to chapter fourteen. We’ve all committed shameful acts, things that we’re certainly not proud of as followers of Christ. The good news is God can completely forgive us and use us after the failure. If you need proof, just open your Bible! Today we’ll take a look at a low point in Peter’s life, and pastor John will connect it to God’s all-sufficient grace.
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We’re learning how to become a worshipper of Jesus today on A Daily Walk, with pastor John Randall. And a great example of true worship is found in Mark chapter fourteen. Here we run across Mary demonstrating a life of worship. We’ll notice it was calculated, costly, required full commitment, it was criticized and most importantly commended by Jesus.
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Pastor John Randall will pick up where we left off last time in our study of Mark. In chapter ten the disciples are in a place, many of us find ourselves in right now. They’re fearful! It’s interesting to observe what Jesus does. He takes them aside and reminds them of a few things. Perhaps that’s what you need today?
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Here on A Daily Walk, pastor John Randall will take us to Mark chapter ten, where the subject at hand is marriage and divorce and raising our kids for Christ. It’s not hard to see the impact the breakdown of the family has had. When a couple chooses to go their separate ways, there are long lasting consequences. But God didn’t intend for it to be this way. His desire is that we have a healthy home, and a thriving marital relationship.
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Mark chapter ten is about as contemporary as it gets, as it deals with a problem that is prevalent to say the least. Back in the first century, men were divorcing their wives left and right. Sound familiar? The Pharisees of that day asked Jesus if that was lawful. We’ll see what our Lord had to say on the matter here on this Mondayedition of A Daily Walk as pastor John Randall returns to his series in Mark.
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So how do you look upon those believers down the street, that attend a different church, that worship differently than you or dress more conservatively than you? Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to work toward unity. After all we’re on the same team, worshipping the same God. That’s the message Jesus seeks to get across to His disciples in Mark chapter nine, and we’d do well to take it to heart.