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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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