Anxiety is a real problem for many of us.And maybe that’s something that you deal with? When it happens, what should you do? We'lltalk about that today on a Daily Walk with pastor John Randall. John will address the cause and the cure for anxiety, as we visit the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew six.

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Anxiety and worry, it’s an everyday part of life for many Americans. When there are cutbacks at work and your boss says there’s no longer a place for you, or the doctor says its cancer and you’re not sure how you’ll be able to pay for treatment you may start to get anxious. Join us for a Daily Walk as we have another look at the Sermon on the Mount and hear what Jesus has to say on the subject.

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Get in on the best investment around, whichwill lead to eternal spiritual dividends, as you join us for a Daily Walk. We’ll examine our relationship to what we have today. Pastor John Randall is currently teaching from the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew six.

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Here on our Monday edition of a Daily Walk, we give attention to the practice of fasting, denying our physical appetite to concentrate on our spiritual appetite. In the sixth chapter of Matthew, pastor John Randall has been dealing with three basic disciplines of the believer. Today he brings fasting into the mix.

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Pastor John Randall opens Matthew six today, and returns to his series on the Sermon on the Mount. We’re taking some extra time looking at what we might say is a model for prayer, given by Jesus to His disciples. It starts with worship, then goes into petitions, and then ends with worship.

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The ways in which we communicate has certainly changed over the years! Remember using those rotary phones? Now today we have cell phones, where we can call or text someone wherever we are. Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll examine the best way to communicate with God the Father. And it hasn’t changed a bit over the years.

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Prayer is a great privilege. Just think we have access to our Father in heaven 24/7, anytime we want. But too often we go about it all the wrong way. We’re given some much needed guidance in the Sermon on the Mount from the ultimate teacher Jesus Himself.

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When you give, who’s approval and applause are you seeking? Man’s or God’s? We’ll allow that penetrating question to examine our own hearts today on a Daily Walk. Throughout the Scriptures we’re encouraged to give. But as we’ll see in our study today, Jesus has His eye on more than just our outward actions. He’s also concerned with why we’re doing what we’re doing, and even how we do it!

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We’ve reached Matthew chapter six today on a Daily Walk where we’re exhorted by Christ to do good deeds and give. There’s a right way and a wrong way to go about it. While many are seeking the approval and applause of people, as they do something good, the Lord wants us to bring Him all the glory instead.

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We all have difficult people in our lives, who perhaps hurl insults our way, spew hatred in our direction, or act in some malicious way to us. Do we give them a little taste of their own medicine, and get them back for all they’ve done? Actually, as we’ll see today on a Daily Walk we’re called to love them.

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