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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.

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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.

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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!

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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