Is it possible to have a good attitude even during great difficulties? In Second Corinthians chapter four verses seven through eighteen we’ll learn how God can use the difficulties you’re facing in life to not only reveal Himself to you but to others too. It’s why we don’t lose heart. Paul is a great example of that. Despite his circumstances and they’ve been difficult Paul makes a decision about them that we can learn from!

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You may have noticed here at a Daily Walk we’re all about preaching and exalting Christ. You know that really should be the focus of any life and ministry. If it isn’t, we’ve gotten off track! As we turn back to Second Corinthians today, we notice some in the church had lost focus. They received this letter from the apostle Paul reminding them that the ministry is to be about Jesus. It’s a good reminder for us today as we so often struggle in that department.

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They’re some of the hardest words to say, I forgive you! Especially after you’ve experienced great hurt. But when you do forgive, you’re never more like Jesus, who forgave us a debt that we could never pay. We’ll spend some time talking about the forgiveness of God and why we’re to follow in His footsteps by forgiving others.

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Pastors are leaving the ministry in great numbers, often due to discouragement. But they’re not the only ones. Some are giving up on their marriage, others are leaving a friendship or job for similar reasons. It’s easy to lose heart and want to give up the ministry God has for us. Today on A Daily Walk pastor John Randall will share what Second Corinthians four has to say to us, that can serve as a powerful motivator.

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How are you trying to approach God today friend? If you’re trying your best to live up to some sort of man-made standard, you’ll be frustrated and remain in bondage. But if you enter into a new covenant relationship, well you’ll find hope, freedom and transformation among other things. Pastor John Randall will set out to explain the difference between living by the Old and the New Covenants.

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Does it feel as though you’re in sort of a prison, bound up, and you’d like nothing more than to be set free? That’s the spiritual state of many Americans, that’s for sure. And we can experience freedom, by the grace of God and through the Spirit. Let’s turn to Second Corinthians three now, and see how the Gospel sets us free to be all that God wants us to be.

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We’ve all encountered someone who is a bit heavy handed on the perfume or cologne. And that can either be a huge turn off or very appealing! As believers in Christ, people should notice a fragrance coming from our lives. And that spiritual perfume is the gospel of Christ. It too can be well received, or rejected. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see how the Lord can use that fragrance in powerful ways if we’re open and ready.

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Throughout the Christian life, God opens various doors for ministry. It could be as you’re seated next to a total stranger waiting in the doctor’s office. Or maybe it’s a wide open door for a short-term missions trip to a foreign land! Will you step through the door or miss out on the opportunity? You can be sure a certain measure of faith is required. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall points to the door God opened for Paul the apostle and what happened as a result of Paul walking by faith. We’re in Second Corinthians chapter two, discussing the greatness of the Gospel.

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We’ve all been hurt by the words or actions of another. Maybe it was an unkind word spoken on social media, or someone has lied about you or stolen from you! When that happens we have a choice to make will we forgive them or not! Today on A Daily Walk, pastor John Randall begins a study in Matthew eighteen, verses twenty-one through thirty-five. Jesus addresses the topic of forgiveness.

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When we hear of a Christian that’s living in sin, it’s tempting to just look the other way and think it’s none of our business! But as we’ll see today on a Daily Walk the much better response is to reach out to help restore the individual! Now that’s not to say we’re to humiliate, or harm the person. So a great amount of love needs to be behind the approach. Pastor John Randall will help us with that as we pay another visit to Second Corinthians two. We’ll also be encouraged to forgive as God has forgiven us.

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