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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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