Have you ever received a note of encouragement right in the midst of great suffering? A well spoken word at just the right time can go a long way. And that’s what we find in the epistle of First Peter. It was written to Christians who were unjustly persecuted, and encountering fiery trials. We can benefit from the letter too, and receive God’s encouragement and instruction for the difficult seasons of life. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall speaks of a living hope. It belongs to you if you’re a believer in Christ, and it cannot be taken away.

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Typically Christians either believe God elects some for salvation, or that man is responsible and has the freedom to choose to be saved. But is it possible God’s sovereignty and man’s responsibility beautifully intersect somehow? While it may seem they’re contradictory to one another, pastor John Randall believes they’re complimentary to one another! And it’s ok to admit we don’t fully understand it all! Today on a Daily Walk we continue our study of First Peter! Again we’re in chapter one, looking at the various reasons we can rejoice as Christians even in hard times.

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When times are tough, the book of First Peter is a good place to turn for hope and encouragement. And that’s where we’re headed today and in the coming weeks on a Daily Walk. Trials are a part of life, and something we all encounter. We’ll show you how to go through them, while maintaining a godly perspective now with pastor John Randall.

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Today pastor John will bring us the final message in his series through the epistle of James. As we mentioned at the beginning of this series, James is one of the most practical books in the Bible. It speaks of taming the tongue, the importance of putting our faith into real action, and dealing with the hardships of life. Today we’ll be encouraged as we consider the Power of Prayer.

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When life is difficult what do you normally do?Hop on social media and go on a rant? Or do you pick up the phone and complain about it with a friend? Today on a Daily Walk, we’d like to encourage a different approach that starts with prayer!

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If someone were to describe you would the love of God be among the first words out of their mouth? As Christians we should be known as loving people. It should characterize our lives because love is found in our Savior! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll pause to consider the greatest love of all, demonstrated by God.

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Our focus today turns to the soon coming of our Lord, and what we should be doing in the meantime! It would be easy for us to complain about what’s going on around us. We wonder at times, when will this ever end. But today we’ll see the real need for patience, much like a farmer. Keeping our eyes on Jesus, will help us navigate through trouble or turmoil on earth.

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It’s not hard to see, many in our world have a love and thirst for wealth. They’ll do just about anything under the sun to obtain it. But today we’ll observe the real danger in that sort of living.In the passage before us James confronts those who were hoarding what they have, not paying their laborers for the work they did, and their indulgence. It would be a good time for us to look in the mirror and consider our relationship to what we’ve been given. We’ll be held accountable by God for that.

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Submission is a tough thing, for many of us. We humans have a tough time when it comes to letting someone else steer the rudder of our ship. Today pastor John will again be teaching from the book of James, chapter four, and we’ll again hear some sound advice about submitting to the will of God.

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One of the most frequently asked questions among Christians is, "What is God’s will for my life?" And no doubt that’s your desire, as you’re tuning in today to a Daily Walk. John Randall opens James chapter four today which shows us how to walk in the will of God. I think you’ll find it helpful in your daily walk.

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