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We're at about the midway point of our journey through Mark here on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall will be in chapter eight, and verses 22-38. Here we find another miracle performed by Jesus, featuring a blind man from Bethsaida. There are a good number of lessons flowing from it, as we’ll soon see.

Compassionate and loving, we see that demonstrated time and time again in the life and ministry of Christ whether it was to a person individually or to a multitude of people. We’ll see some more examples of that today. Jesus healed the sick and fed the multitudes! And these were clear signs of who He is and what He’s all about. But He also set aside time with His disciples to teach them valuable lessons.

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Compassionate and loving, we see that demonstrated time and time again in the life and ministry of Christ whether it was to a person individually or to a multitude of people. We’ll see some more examples of that today. Jesus healed the sick and fed the multitudes! And these were clear signs of who He is and what He’s all about. But He also set aside time with His disciples to teach them valuable lessons.

Pastor John is currently leading us through the gospel of Mark. This account of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ contains many relevant lessons for us. We’ll begin in Mark seven at verse fourteen, where Jesus confronts the religious leaders about their hypocrisy. If we’re wise we’ll look within to see if there’s even a trace of hypocrisy in our own lives that needs to be rooted out.

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Pastor John is currently leading us through the gospel of Mark. This account of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ contains many relevant lessons for us. We’ll begin in Mark seven at verse fourteen, where Jesus confronts the religious leaders about their hypocrisy. If we’re wise we’ll look within to see if there’s even a trace of hypocrisy in our own lives that needs to be rooted out.

The feeding of the 5,000 is so much more than a miracle it’s a miracle with an important message. And pastor John Randall believes it contains something you need to hear about serving Jesus. He’ll draw that out for us today on a Daily Walk. We’re going through Mark at the present time and today we’ll pay a visit to chapters six and seven.

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The feeding of the 5,000 is so much more than a miracle it’s a miracle with an important message. And pastor John Randall believes it contains something you need to hear about serving Jesus. He’ll draw that out for us today on a Daily Walk. We’re going through Mark at the present time and today we’ll pay a visit to chapters six and seven.

Pastor John Randall will be covering Mark chapters six and seven on this our Tuesday broadcast. We’re going to receive some marvelous lessons that can help us as we set out to serve the Lord in this new year.

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Pastor John Randall will be covering Mark chapters six and seven on this our Tuesday broadcast. We’re going to receive some marvelous lessons that can help us as we set out to serve the Lord in this new year.

Here at the beginning of 2021, many are worried about what the future holds for this country of ours. Maybe you’ve been wondering, how do we face these uncertain and troubling times? Today on a Daily Walk we bring you a special message that we believe is fitting for days like these. You’re about to see, Isaiah was in the midst of a national tragedy, not knowing what to do! He looked up, and saw the Lord seated on the throne and in control. Pastor John Randall suggests we do the same as he takes us now to Isaiah chapter six, in part two of his message, I See the Lord.

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