Few of us like to tell someone they’re in the wrong, and even fewer respond well when they are corrected. There’s nothing easy about church discipline, but when you realize the purpose is restoration and not to harm or embarrass, you come to realize it’s one of the most loving things we can do for a person caught up in sin. And when a person does repent, how should the church respond? We’ll learn from a church that made a few mistakes. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall helps us in this area of discipline, forgiveness and restoration.

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Have you been unfairly criticized lately, or even misunderstood? I think it’s safe to say, we’ve all been there. So the question we bring before you today on a Daily Walk is how do we handle it in a Christ-like manner? Pastor John Randall will be covering the latter half of Second Corinthians one. Just like Jesus and the apostle Paul, we’ll be attacked and criticized, but rather than allow it to discourage or deter us, we’re to stay focused on Christ and our calling.

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Maybe you’ve had some things that were said about you that were just not right or fair. Whether it’s in the form of gossip or slander, it can be downright hurtful. But you’re in good company, because the apostle Paul and even Jesus faced false accusations and criticism. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will point to one such occasion in Paul’s life. And we’ll hear him answer a couple of the charges.

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Today we continue a series in Second Corinthians with pastor John Randall. We’re to expect suffering as we go through life, and as we’ll discover today God wants to be our comforter through it all.

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Pastor John Randall is leading a study of Matthew’s gospel right now, and today we come back to chapter eighteen, where the disciples are arguing about who is going to be the greatest in the Kingdom! We’ll hear what the Lord has to say, and see the heart of God along the way!

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The life of a Christian is sure exciting! But that doesn’t mean there won’t be suffering. Even in the suffering God is faithful to provide comfort and to use the Christian’s experience to be a blessing to others. And today on a Daily Walk we’ll see this shining through as we begin a series of studies in Second Corinthians. Pastor John Randall will be sharing some important truths about the Christian life over the next several weeks as we study this challenging letter from the Apostle Paul. Paul is in the process of dealing with the unfair accusations he’s been receiving.

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As we read Bible prophecy and the headlines one can’t help but conclude we’re nearing the end of the age! But don’t allow that to send you into a state of panic, but rather encourage you into a state of prayer! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll finish up our study of First Corinthians with an emphasis on the soon return of Jesus and how it should affect the way we live.

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Be watchful or be careful! No doubt you’ve said that a time or two to your children or loved ones, especially as they hit the road on a trip of some sort. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see the need to be careful and watchful in our Christian walk on the road of life.

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We’ll be in First Corinthians chapter sixteen with pastor John Randall. It’s a good idea to make prayerful plans. But we also need to remain flexible if the Lord should step in and change things. Today we’ll go on to see why we need to remain faithful where God has us, even when we’re being opposed.

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Maybe like some people I know, you’re a planner! There’s nothing wrong with that! But while planning is good, we still need to be open and sensitive to the Lord’s leading and apply some biblical principles in our decision making. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll notice some of the principles that guided Paul. We’re about to give our attention to his travel plans and the lessons that flow from it are huge!

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