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How do you see yourself today? Maybe like the woman we’ll meet today on a Daily Walk, you think you’re really of no value, you’re undesirable or dark! It’s helpful to stop and consider how the Lord sees us, and it’s far different than what I just described. We are valuable to Him, and that’s amplified for us in the Song of Solomon chapter one.

One of the biggest struggles people have in relationships could be described as insecurity. Maybe like the Shulamite woman you’ll hear about today, you’re insecure about your appearance? What do you do about that? Pastor John will suggest that we find our security and identity in Jesus, and focus on how the Lord sees us.

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One of the biggest struggles people have in relationships could be described as insecurity. Maybe like the Shulamite woman you’ll hear about today, you’re insecure about your appearance? What do you do about that? Pastor John will suggest that we find our security and identity in Jesus, and focus on how the Lord sees us.

One hundred percent commitment and surrender to God may sound to some like an unreasonable demand. But when you consider the countless mercies our God has lavished upon us it’s the only worthy response. And we’ll focus on those mercies and our response to them today on a Daily Walk.

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One hundred percent commitment and surrender to God may sound to some like an unreasonable demand. But when you consider the countless mercies our God has lavished upon us it’s the only worthy response. And we’ll focus on those mercies and our response to them today on a Daily Walk.

Pastor John Randall is in the early stages of a series in the Song of Solomon. In the first few verses of chapter one the Shulamite woman is confessing her love to Solomon. She’s basically saying there’s nothing like it, and it goes way beyond physical attraction to the inner character. Pastor John will relate this to what we should be looking for in a spouse, but also God’s love for us! Nothing can compare to the Lord’s love for each of us.

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Pastor John Randall is in the early stages of a series in the Song of Solomon. In the first few verses of chapter one the Shulamite woman is confessing her love to Solomon. She’s basically saying there’s nothing like it, and it goes way beyond physical attraction to the inner character. Pastor John will relate this to what we should be looking for in a spouse, but also God’s love for us! Nothing can compare to the Lord’s love for each of us.

Doyou enjoy a good love story or love song? Most of us do. But much of the time the picture that we’re given of love and romance in the world is diametrically opposed to what we find in Scripture. Today on a Daily Walk we begin a series of studies based on the Song of Solomon. Now if you want an accurate picture of love and romance, that’s the book to turn to!

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Doyou enjoy a good love story or love song? Most of us do. But much of the time the picture that we’re given of love and romance in the world is diametrically opposed to what we find in Scripture. Today on a Daily Walk we begin a series of studies based on the Song of Solomon. Now if you want an accurate picture of love and romance, that’s the book to turn to!

Today on a Daily Walk we’re going to take notice of a Jewish holiday, and see its formal establishment. We’re wrapping up the book of Esther today. The celebration of Purim actually still exists today, and it was designed to recall how God protected the Jews from destruction.

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