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Today we’ll see the great value in having friends in the Christian life. God wants us to work together as a team, with the same goal in mind.

Pastor John is in Revelation and we left off in chapter four. The central focus in this chapter is the throne of God. Really all of creation revolves around the throne. Jesus is Lord and in control, working all things together according to His will and good purposes. Today we’ll focus on what’s coming from the throne, a preview of the judgement to come.

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Pastor John is in Revelation and we left off in chapter four. The central focus in this chapter is the throne of God. Really all of creation revolves around the throne. Jesus is Lord and in control, working all things together according to His will and good purposes. Today we’ll focus on what’s coming from the throne, a preview of the judgement to come.

Just think of it, the apostle John had the great privilege of being taken into the heavenly realm. We stand to benefit, as he described what he saw here in Revelation. Today in chapter four the focus is on the throne of God, who’s on it, what’s around it, and what’s coming from it too!

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Just think of it, the apostle John had the great privilege of being taken into the heavenly realm. We stand to benefit, as he described what he saw here in Revelation. Today in chapter four the focus is on the throne of God, who’s on it, what’s around it, and what’s coming from it too!

Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall continues his look at the Lord’s letter to the Laodiceans in Revelation three, verses fourteen through twenty-two. The Lord wanted his churches to be on fire for the Gospel, but the Laodiceans were lukewarm. In many respects, this is worse than being completely cold, and we’ll find out why on today’s program.

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Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall continues his look at the Lord’s letter to the Laodiceans in Revelation three, verses fourteen through twenty-two. The Lord wanted his churches to be on fire for the Gospel, but the Laodiceans were lukewarm. In many respects, this is worse than being completely cold, and we’ll find out why on today’s program.

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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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.

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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