Throughout the Word you’ll discover several I Am statements from Christ. One of them is, I am the good Shepherd, found in John chapter ten. And we are sheep in desperate need of a good shepherd. But what makes the good shepherd good? That’s the question of the day here on a Daily Walk, and pastor John Randall will set out to answer that for us.

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Today’s message from pastor John Randall is centered on the Lord’s message to the church in Smyrna, found in Revelation chapter two. You know, pain is never fun to experience or even talk about, but pain- both physical and emotional is inevitable. The church in Smyrna was suffering a barrage of persecution and tribulation, yet the Lord reminds them not to be fearful but rather be faithful. That’s an important point for Christians today as well. Persecution and hard times will visit each of us throughout our lives, but we should be faithful through it all.

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Today’s message from pastor John Randall is centered on the Lord’s message to the church in Smyrna, found in Revelation chapter two. You know, pain is never fun to experience or even talk about, but pain- both physical and emotional is inevitable. The church in Smyrna was suffering a barrage of persecution and tribulation, yet the Lord reminds them not to be fearful but rather be faithful. That’s an important point for Christians today as well. Persecution and hard times will visit each of us throughout our lives, but we should be faithful through it all.

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Imagine being blind from birth... never able to see your loved ones, or see the sunrise, and set, or anything else for that matter. Then, in an instant, you receive your sight. The feeling that would accompany that experience would be hard to put into words! Today on a Daily Walk we will be introduced to a blind man who experienced the healing touch of the master’s hand. Pastor John Randall offers several observations concerning this great miracle of God.

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Imagine being blind from birth... never able to see your loved ones, or see the sunrise, and set, or anything else for that matter. Then, in an instant, you receive your sight. The feeling that would accompany that experience would be hard to put into words! Today on a Daily Walk we will be introduced to a blind man who experienced the healing touch of the master’s hand. Pastor John Randall offers several observations concerning this great miracle of God.

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Today we draw your attention to a radical statement by Jesus that certainly caused quite a stir. He said, "Before Abraham was, I Am." He was claiming to be God. And this declaration of deity is important for us to hear and receive. As we live in a day, where this is debated and denied.

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Today we draw your attention to a radical statement by Jesus that certainly caused quite a stir. He said, "Before Abraham was, I Am." He was claiming to be God. And this declaration of deity is important for us to hear and receive. As we live in a day, where this is debated and denied.

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What is God like and how should we treat those in sin? A couple of key questions we’ll be considering today as we get back into our study of John and along the way you’ll discover something we can be truly thankful for... the forgiveness of Jesus.

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What is God like and how should we treat those in sin? A couple of key questions we’ll be considering today as we get back into our study of John and along the way you’ll discover something we can be truly thankful for... the forgiveness of Jesus.

In John chapter eight we find some religious leaders bringing to Jesus a young woman they caught in the very act of adultery. They were looking to condemn her. How Jesus responds perfectly answers the question of what God is like and how we should treat those in sin.

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