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Whether its piano lessons we took as a child, or foreign language class in High School, if we dont use it well lose it over time! The Lord knows we have a tendency to forget, and thats one of the reasons He instituted communion! He wants us to be reminded of Gods love for us. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will point out the purpose of communion and danger of taking it in an unworthy manner.

Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall takes us to the Word of God to remind us of just how special it is to remember the Lord’s Supper and more importantly, how much it means to Jesus. And it is a good time to examine ourselves to see if there’s any sin that needs to be confessed and repented of too.

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Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall takes us to the Word of God to remind us of just how special it is to remember the Lords Supper and more importantly, how much it means to Jesus. And it is a good time to examine ourselves to see if theres any sin that needs to be confessed and repented of too.

In First Corinthians eleven the subject of head coverings comes up. There were some women in the church at Corinth who chose not to wear head coverings and this caused quite a stir. In that culture it was a sign she was not following the leadership of her husband. Here we are centuries later and obviously that’s no longer a cultural norm. So do we toss this passage out thinking it no longer applies? Actually pastor John Randall says it has something very important to say to us.

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In First Corinthians eleven the subject of head coverings comes up. There were some women in the church at Corinth who chose not to wear head coverings and this caused quite a stir. In that culture it was a sign she was not following the leadership of her husband. Here we are centuries later and obviously thats no longer a cultural norm. So do we toss this passage out thinking it no longer applies? Actually pastor John Randall says it has something very important to say to us.

The Jewish customs in the apostle Paul’s day were quite a bit different than what we find in today’s culture. For example, they couldn’t uncover their heads in public because it was dishonoring to their husband. While some skim over First Corinthians eleven thinking it’s not applicable due to cultural differences, we don’t want you to miss the lessons contained here that are timeless. Pastor John Randall is about to point to the order and structure that God has designed for the church today.

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The Jewish customs in the apostle Pauls day were quite a bit different than what we find in todays culture. For example, they couldnt uncover their heads in public because it was dishonoring to their husband. While some skim over First Corinthians eleven thinking its not applicable due to cultural differences, we dont want you to miss the lessons contained here that are timeless. Pastor John Randall is about to point to the order and structure that God has designed for the church today.

As believers, we know that we have an incredible amount of freedom. But, there are some things that while they may be permissible, have the potential to stumble a brother or sister in the Lord or even mislead an unbeliever!Today pastor John Randall will give us a few questions we can ask ourselves to help us deal with those gray areas in our daily walk.

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As believers, we know that we have an incredible amount of freedom. But, there are some things that while they may be permissible, have the potential to stumble a brother or sister in the Lord or even mislead an unbeliever!Today pastor John Randall will give us a few questions we can ask ourselves to help us deal with those gray areas in our daily walk.

The city of Corinth was engaged in idolatry big time. There were also several pagan temples in the city and each one was quite popular. You can see why the apostle Paul felt it was so important to get the message of Christ to these people, that their hopes shouldn’t be placed in things made by the hands of men, but rather in the hands of the One who made men. We’ll learn that Christian liberty doesn’t include the freedom to sin!

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