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Whether it’s due to a health issue, financial crisis, problems at work, or at home, we all have cares, concerns and we may even worry at times. So how do we rightly handle these cares or anxieties in life? Peter would tell us, cast them upon God! That’s the encouragement in front of us today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall is about to finish up his study of First Peter. Maybe you’re troubled and worried about something right now? Allow the Lord and His Word to encourage you as only He can!

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In Proverbs 8:13, we read, “To fear the Lord is to hate evil: I hate pride and arrogance, evil behavior and perverse speech.” This is just one of many places in Scripture where God makes it clear what He thinks of pride. He resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble. We’re going to take notice of that today on a Daily Walk through a study of First Peter chapter five. You’re about to hear an exhortation from Peter to a group of suffering saints, to be clothed with humility.

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First Peter chapter five is before us today. It’s a wonderful passage that outlines the purpose of the pastor. It’ll help them steer clear of the wrong attitude and action, and be a God-honoring leader instead! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll take some time to unpack this helpful passage.

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Today on a Daily Walk we’re going to take notice of the purpose of the pastor. Whether you’re a pastor, an elder, or a leader in the church this is valuable encouragement to receive here in First Peter!

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All around us marriages are struggling and divorce is occurring at an alarming rate. And that includes Christian marriages. But God has given us everything we need to succeed in the marital relationship in His Word and by His Spirit. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall unveils God’s heart for your marriage through a study of First Peter chapter three. We’ll take notice of the structure in the home that God has come up with and as you’ll soon see many have strayed away from it. This passage has a great deal to communicate to husbands and wives, and over the course of the next two programs we’ll take a good look at it together.

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Been through a fiery trial recently? We all experience them, so it’s not a question of if but when! In First Peter chapter four we’ll see that we’re to expect trials, embrace them, endure them, examine them and entrust them to the Lord.

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When going through a trial do you think as so many do, “Why in the world is this happening to me!” It’s a common reaction. We may think it’s strange, or that we’ve done something wrong for this to happen. First Peter chapter four reminds us that God allows Christians to suffer…. Even when they’re living a godly life. Today on a Daily Walk we’re gaining a biblical perspective of fiery trials.

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When you’re going through a rough time that’s not the time to complain but a good time to recall Jesus’ promise to come again! The end is near, and after we come to understand that, our response should be to pray, love, serve and live for God’s glory! That’s what we’re to do in these last days, and it’ll make a difference. Today on a Daily Walk we see what an end times’ prayer life should look like.

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Today our pastor and teacher John Randall enters First Peter chapter four. The believers Peter is writing to were undergoing the worst persecution imaginable. And so he wanted to encourage and exhort them, and remind them of a few things too! These are words to cling to for the difficult times we’re bound to face.

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When we’re suffering we usually fixate on the pain that we feel and doing everything we can to bring relief! But today on a Daily Walk we want to draw your attention to the blessings that follow suffering for righteousness sake. And there’s no better example to consider than Jesus and all that He went through, as well as the blessings that followed that!

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