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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.

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