Maybe you’ve had someone say to you, You’re just like your Mom or Dad! That’s because we tend to resemble those we’re closest too. And that should be the case in our relationship with Jesus. The more we walk with Him and abide in Him, the more we’ll look like Him. Today we’ll observe the changes that God brings to a human life, after we become a Christian.

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Maybe youve had someone say to you, Youre just like your Mom or Dad! Thats because we tend to resemble those were closest too. And that should be the case in our relationship with Jesus. The more we walk with Him and abide in Him, the more well look like Him. Today well observe the changes that God brings to a human life, after we become a Christian.

Today pastor John Randall continues our new series in First John. This five chapter letter reveals the truth about how we can have a relationship with God, and what can hinder that too. Did you know God desires to have fellowship with you? No matter your past, He’s able to forgive you and lead you into the joy of the Lord. Let’s turn now to First John chapter one, and learn how to experience the joy of the Lord and fellowship with God.

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Today pastor John Randall continues our new series in First John. This five chapter letter reveals the truth about how we can have a relationship with God, and what can hinder that too. Did you know God desires to have fellowship with you? No matter your past, Hes able to forgive you and lead you into the joy of the Lord. Lets turn now to First John chapter one, and learn how to experience the joy of the Lord and fellowship with God.

Today pastor John Randall lays the groundwork for this important study in First John, and you’ll see that there are four reasons behind the writing of this epistle. The first is that our joy would be full! Maybe joy seems like a distant dream, here in the midst of the Pandemic! But as you’ll soon discover, we can experience joy, in spite of the circumstances around us.

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Today pastor John Randall lays the groundwork for this important study in First John, and youll see that there are four reasons behind the writing of this epistle. The first is that our joy would be full! Maybe joy seems like a distant dream, here in the midst of the Pandemic! But as youll soon discover, we can experience joy, in spite of the circumstances around us.

Whether it’s due to a health issue like Covid 19, 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 in life? Peter would tell us, cast them upon God! That’s the encouragement in front of us today on a Daily Walk.

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Whether its due to a health issue like Covid 19, 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 in life? Peter would tell us, cast them upon God! Thats the encouragement in front of us today on a Daily Walk.

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 five.

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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. Were going to take notice of that today on a Daily Walk through a study of First Peter five.