Today on A Daily Walk, we begin a study in Matthew chapters seventeen and eighteen. There’s something within many of us that desires to be great or successful. But in case you haven’t noticed the world we live in measures greatness by a far different standard than the Lord! In today’s message we’ll learn what true greatness looks like.

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Today we get right back into our study of First Corinthians. We’ve entered a practical portion of the epistle here in chapter sixteen. And the first area the apostle Paul talks about is our giving to the Lord.

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Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall resumes his series in First Corinthians as we begin a look at the final chapter. Is there a right way and a wrong way to give to God? There sure is! Hear about it today.

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We’ll be finishing First Corinthians chapter fifteen today. And we’ve camped out here for quite some time, as it emphasizes such an important and encouraging truth the Resurrection. Just as Jesus rose from the grave some 2,000 years ago, so too will each believer after they die. And we will experience eternal life in a place the Lord has prepared for us. It gets even better we’ll receive a new and much improved body. I know you’ll be encouraged by this passage, so join us for part two of The Resurrection of the Body.

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The older we get the more we realize that these bodies we’ve been given are frail and limited. But here’s the good news for the Christian you’re going to receive a new and improved body that will be totally different and far better. Hear all about your glorified body today as we finish up First Corinthians chapter fifteen.

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Today we join pastor John Randall in the middle of First Corinthians chapter fifteen, and the subject at hand is the Resurrection of Christ. Yes Jesus is alive. But here’s something else you need to know. if you’re a Christian, you share in His Resurrection and His glorious Kingdom. It doesn’t get any better than that. So let’s be encouraged by this glorious reality of the resurrection.

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We’re going to jump right back into our verse by verse study of Matthew today, so open your Bible to chapter seventeen. The transfiguration of Christ, as described here, is one of the most amazing occurrences in the Bible. Can you imagine what that experience was like? To even receive a glimpse of Jesus in all of His glory is enough to take your breath away! Today Pastor John Randall tells us all about this mountaintop experience and what happened after they went down from the mountain.

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Christianity, as a whole, hangs on one important event: The Resurrection of Christ. Without the Resurrection, every claim that Jesus ever made is immediately called into question. The Good News is. it’s true. The Resurrection actually happened! And here’s something else to consider- Our resurrection as believers is as sure as Jesus’ resurrection! And we’re going to look into this on a Daily Walk.

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What if Jesus died and remained in the grave? In First Corinthians fifteen we’ll discover if there’s no resurrection our faith is empty and our preaching is also empty. In fact - if there’s no resurrection we are liars still in our sins with no hope! Talk about some serious ramifications. But the good news is, the resurrection actually happened and there’s overwhelming evidence to back up that claim.

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Pastor John Randall will begin First Corinthians chapter fifteen in just a moment, which really focuses on the resurrection of Jesus. The gospel more than anything in this world - lives up to its name! It truly is good news. And I think you’d agree good news is desperately needed today in our day of hopelessness and uncertainty! Right at the heart of the Gospel message is the resurrection.

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