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Pastor John Randall is in the early stages of a new study in First Timothy, and today on a Daily Walk we’ll set our sights on the first chapter. You can bet that the enemy would like nothing more than to distract christians from what really matters, and get us sidetracked. Too often believers enter into foolish arguments, debates, and start to focus on things that don’t matter in the light of eternity. Or they start to add or detract from the Gospel message. To do so, is dangerous. See how to avoid getting sidetracked.

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Those of you coffee lovers, might prefer your coffee hot, or cold. But if someone hands you a lukewarm cup of coffee well you’re probably gonna send it back! That’s just not acceptable is it? Today we’ll begin a look at the last of the seven letters to the churches in Revelation, this one to the church in Laodicea. The Laodiceans had several problems, but the biggest was their lukewarm temperature. Exactly what that means is the subject of today’s broadcast.

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Imagine for a moment you’re on a roll, totally engrossed in a project of some sort, and in the flow! Then the phone rings or an email alarm goes off. You get interrupted, and before you know it you’re sidetracked and never end up finishing the project. Today on a Daily Walk we begin a new study of First Timothy. In the coming weeks the plan is to go through each verse in the epistle with you! Now God has a message for us to receive and deliver to others, but far too many get sidetracked and delve into things that have nothing to do with the Scriptures. It’s a dangerous thing, and worth some time talking about so it doesn’t happen to us.

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Pastor John Randall will be finishing up Nehemiah today. If you’ll recall Nehemiah and the people of God have completed the wall and dedicated it to the Lord. But as we’ll see today, that doesn’t mean the work was over. The work goes on, and the enemy was still actively attacking them. The same holds true for us. We can expect the battle to continue throughout our lives, but the battle is the Lord’s.

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See if this sounds familiar.... you experience a personal revival with the Lord, and as time goes by it sort of fizzles out and you grow cold. Then the Lord does another work in your life and rekindles the flame. Today on a Daily Walk we see that come about in the people of Israel. There came a time where their devotion needed to be rekindled. We’ll see how the Lord brings this about in their lives, as well as our own.

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Those of you who have been involved in a church building project know that there are challenges and obstacles every step of the way. But when it’s all finished, you should come to realize God should receive all the glory for what was accomplished. That’s really what we find in Nehemiah chapter 12. The wall has been built, and now it’s time for a dedication. The people realized God did it, and should be worshipped and thanked.

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Pastor John Randall will be covering Nehemiah chapter eleven.To many this section seems irrelevant, as it contains a long list of names. But pastor John says if you look a little deeper you’ll see that it says a lot to us about how we’re to lead and follow Jesus. Every Christian has a part to play, and job to do. Question is, are we doing what God has called us to do?

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What does a healthy church look like? Maybe in your mind, you associate that with how many people attend on any given weekend, or the size of the building. But Jesus looks at it far differently. Today we’ll finish our study of the Lord’s letter to the church of Philadelphia, in Revelation chapter three verses seven through thirteen. This letter is full of good news and encouragement to a body of believers who were faithful.

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Pastor John Randall has framed this message around Nehemiah chapter ten. We’ll observe a commitment by the people of God that is truly inspiring. It involved every aspect of their lives, from the home to business all the way to their worship at church.It’s this sort of all-out commitment that God is wanting from us.

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Here in today’s study, the people of that day are basically rededicating their lives to the Lord. Their desire is to be sold out to Christ, and obedient to God’s Word no matter what it says. That’s the place we need to get to. And so allow the Lord to speak to you today, and be encouraged toward an all-out commitment to Christ.

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