We’ve all seen churches and families divide, even sometimes over the most trivial matters. Maybe you’ve experienced this. But it’s God’s desire to see us unified, in spite of our differences. Today, pastor John Randall continues a discussion about division. We’ll hear how to avoid division, the cause and cure of it too!

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With all the various personalities, preferences, and convictions we shouldn’t be surprised when there are differences and disagreement in the church. While there’s certainly nothing wrong with having differing opinions we can run into real problems when we take things a step further and an argument develops or worse yet division! Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall shares the reason why it’s so important to have unity in the church.

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How can we be an influence for good and take a stand for Christ in a pagan world like this? We'll find out today on a Daily Walk as we dive back into our study of First Corinthians.

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Today we’ll bring you a day in the life of Jesus. And you know something, it looks a lot like what we go through! Acceptance, joy, rejection, and grief! The big takeaway here is that God understands what we’re going through, because He’s been there! And He has the grace and help we so desperately need.

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Today on a Daily Walk we begin a helpful new series in First Corinthians, just part of our thru the Bible study with John Randall. As the world around us is becoming more wicked by the minute, how can we be different and honor God with our lives? Pastor John believes First Corinthians contains just what we need to hear for times like these. He’ll begin with an introduction.

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We’ve seen it so often in the church, a family, neighborhood and even in this nation division! And it’s not hard to see the damage that’s left behind. People no longer talking to each other, church splits, divorce, and on and on I could go. How does God feel about it, and how can we avoid it? Those are just a couple of key questions pastor John Randall will address in this our final study of Romans on a Daily Walk. We’re learning how to prevent division.

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We’re just about finished with our study of Romans. In the sixteenth and final chapter Paul makes mention of a number of people he served the Lord with and considered very dear friends! He very much loved and appreciated them. And pastor John Randall will take a look at each of them today. This is part of Paul’s personal epilogue.

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Today we join the apostle Paul on a journey to Jerusalem. As we learned last time it would not be easy. He was seeking to walk in the will of God, and trying to figure it out as he goes. He was committed in spite of the cost. Today he gets personal and shares a few prayer requests.

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Pastor John Randall is nearing the completion of his study in Romans. We’ll finish up chapter fifteen today and next time. Maybe you’re the type of person that likes to plan ahead, set your goals and set out to achieve them. There’s nothing wrong with that. In fact the apostle Paul was a planner too. But there are some important things to keep in mind along the journey. Like expect some hindrances and opposition!

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Today pastor John continues his series in Matthew, as we continue our study of the Lord’s parables in chapter thirteen. We’ll take a look at quite a few of them today and we’ll start off with the parable of the Tares.

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