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Maybe you sort of feel like Rocky Balboa today. Life is beating you down, and you don’t think you can make it another round! Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll learn that perseverance is needed at times like these, and God is more than willing to help us get off the mat and continue on. We’re in Acts fourteen, with pastor John Randall.

We come to a very familiar verse today on a Daily Walk, Romans eight twenty-eight! It reminds us that believers are in the hands of God, who in His remarkable providence works all things together for good. But how do you really know that all things are working together for good in your life? Maybe that seems hard to believe when the doctor says its cancer, or you have a flat tire on the side of the road. Pastor John Randall looks into this very question today, as we return to Romans chapter eight.

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We come to a very familiar verse today on a Daily Walk, Romans eight twenty-eight! It reminds us that believers are in the hands of God, who in His remarkable providence works all things together for good. But how do you really know that all things are working together for good in your life? Maybe that seems hard to believe when the doctor says its cancer, or you have a flat tire on the side of the road. Pastor John Randall looks into this very question today, as we return to Romans chapter eight.

Pastor John Randall will give attention to verses 13-41, where we find Paul’s first recorded sermon.Back in the first century there were those thoroughly convinced that the way to heaven was by observing the law. That sort of thinking is still around but nothing could be further from the truth! Paul wants to make it clear that justification is by turning and trusting. Turning from your sin and trusting in Jesus alone! Simply put, we can’t be good enough to get there on our own.

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Pastor John Randall will give attention to verses 13-41, where we find Paul’s first recorded sermon.Back in the first century there were those thoroughly convinced that the way to heaven was by observing the law. That sort of thinking is still around but nothing could be further from the truth! Paul wants to make it clear that justification is by turning and trusting. Turning from your sin and trusting in Jesus alone! Simply put, we can’t be good enough to get there on our own.

What makes a good sermon? I think you’d agree there needs to be teaching from the Bible, and it would be a good idea to include the Gospel message too! Paul’s first recorded sermon features just that. It’s a survey of the Old and New Testaments up until that point in time, and also he emphasized the Gospel. It’s a powerful sermon and one we’ll look at today.

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What makes a good sermon? I think you’d agree there needs to be teaching from the Bible, and it would be a good idea to include the Gospel message too! Paul’s first recorded sermon features just that. It’s a survey of the Old and New Testaments up until that point in time, and also he emphasized the Gospel. It’s a powerful sermon and one we’ll look at today.

We’re about to continue our series in the book of Acts. As we get back into chapter thirteen today, we’re following Paul and Barnabas on their first missionary journey. You might think of it as a journal of their fascinating trip. God may or may not call you to leave your home and go to a foreign land, but whether you’re in Africa, San Juan Capistrano or New York you’re to be involved in the ministry. And like these saints of old found to be true, we can expect some opposition as we minister.

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We’re about to continue our series in the book of Acts. As we get back into chapter thirteen today, we’re following Paul and Barnabas on their first missionary journey. You might think of it as a journal of their fascinating trip. God may or may not call you to leave your home and go to a foreign land, but whether you’re in Africa, San Juan Capistrano or New York you’re to be involved in the ministry. And like these saints of old found to be true, we can expect some opposition as we minister.

Today John will continue his series through the book of Acts. As we delve into chapter thirteen today, we’re witness to Paul and Barnabas as they embark on their first missionary journey. In these verses we also get a great description of ministry to and for the Lord. Every Christian is a minister and missionary, and so let’s allow the Lord to speak to our own lives about our own missionary quest!

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