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Paul referred to the Corinthians as babies in the Christian life because they weren’t spiritually healthy and mature. They often argued like children over non-essentials and allowed petty divisions to distract them. Sadly, this kind of behavior still exists today. We'll hear a rebuke of carnal christianity in our study.

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Today we're in Revelation chapter seven. In this chapter we find two groups of people. The first are 144,000 Jews, that will be saved during the Tribulation Period. The second are Tribulation saints. People that will come to faith in Jesus during the Tribulation, and will be martyred for their faith.

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Where do you go to get wisdom concerning spiritual things? Your local library or college? Or your highly respected friend down the street? If you look any where other than God you’ll be disappointed and unsatisfied. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall urges us to go to God for wisdom of the best kind. And the Holy Spirit is alone qualified to supply us that wisdom. That comes to our attention through this passage in First Corinthians chapter two!

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Today we’re going to pickup where we left off in First Corinthians. Which happens to be the end of chapter one. God’s choices may not make a whole lot of sense to many in our world. He’s chosen the weak and lowly things of the world. And for good reason as we’ll learn today.

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Whether it’s on the athletic field or in the business world, when executives are putting a team together they typically look for the best and brightest! But God doesn’t work that way. He so often picks the foolish things of the world, the weak and powerless! Why? So He alone will get the glory! That’s the lesson in front of us today on a Daily Walk, as we return to First Corinthians chapter one with John Randall!

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Maybe you’ve noticed, knowledge is on the increase. But with all of our advances, the world is in a real mess! Why is that? We need to receive the message of the cross, and live according to godly wisdom, not what the world has to offer. And today’s study will really drive that home.

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We’ve all seen churches and families divide, even sometimes over the most insignificant matters. Maybe you’ve experienced this. But it’s God’s desire to see us unified, in spite of our differences. Today, pastor John Randall continues a discussion about division. We’ll hear how to avoid division, the cause and cure of it too!

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If you’ve been studying along with us recently, as we’ve been going through Revelation, you’ll recall in chapter six we saw the vision of coming death and destruction, and in chapter eight another wave of judgement begins! But in chapter seven we have a break in the action, and a question is asked, "Will anyone be saved during this time of Tribulation?" The answer just may surprise you.

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With all the various personalities, preferences, and convictions we shouldn’t be surprised when there are differences and disagreement in the church. While there’s certainly nothing wrong with having differing opinions we can run into real problems when we take things a step further and an argument develops or worse yet division! Today on a Daily Walk hear the reason why it’s so important to have unity in the church.

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Those of you who are in your 50’s or 60’s can no doubt look back over the last few decades and notice how evil and wicked behavior has increased. It wasn’t long ago that we could turn on the TV and not have to worry about our kids hearing filthy speech or being exposed to sexual immorality. How can we be an influence for good and take a stand for Christ in a pagan world like this? Today on a Daily Walk we dive back into our new study of First Corinthians.

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