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We’ll be finishing up Colossians, with the apostle Paul’s closing comments. In the final few verses of the epistle Paul mentions several people that worked alongside of him. They were near and dear to his heart, and pastor John Randall believes this has a lot to say to us about the importance of people in our lives. We weren’t meant to go it alone, in our daily walk.

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As you look back a few years to when we were going through Covid, perhaps you’ve learned a few things about what’s really important in life. One thing many of us have discovered is how important it is that we’re together! We need to be with others, and God intended it to be that way. That’s emphasized in today’s message on a Daily Walk, as pastor John Randall is in the closing verses in Colossians.

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Has this thought crossed your mind in recent years… “We’re getting close to the end?” What does the Bible have to say about the time of the end? Are there signs to be looking for as that day approaches? In chapter twenty-four, Jesus gave some specific signs of His second coming and the end of the age to His disciples. He did this for some very good reasons. He wanted them to be ready, and He wanted them to know the truth, so they would not be deceived by false teachers.

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You might be pretty good about praying for others, but do you also ask others to pray for you? Both are important in our daily walk, and we see that modeled for us by the apostle Paul. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall reveals how Paul didn’t shy away from asking the church to pray for him and the work of the ministry! And we shouldn’t either. Let’s turn to Colossians chapter four and take a look at what the conduct and conversation of the Christian should be!

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What would you say you’re devoted to these days? Would it be entertainment or work and money… or maybe you’re family? But how many of us would actually say we’re devoted to prayer? In chapter four verse two we read, “Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.” It’s a rather brief statement, but it’s packed with helpful instruction for our daily walk.

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Today on a Daily Walk we approach the very practical third chapter of Colossians and receive not only much needed help for our marriages, but some great parental pointers too!

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Even the casual observer can’t help but see hatred and sinful anger are on the rise. While it would be easy to get upset about what’s taking place around us, think of what the Lord could do if we displayed God’s love, peace and we were thankful! Now that would be something to behold. Today pastor John Randall considers how the love of God, the Peace of God and also thankfulness to God should be apart of our Daily Walk.

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All sin is bad and to be avoided. It will hurt you and left unchecked it will ultimately destroy you. So you don’t want to make excuses for it. What’s to done about sin? Today on a Daily Walk we’re given practical counsel from God’s Word. In Colossians chapter three we’re told put off the old - and put on the new. And this is especially needed in light of the Lord’s return.

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Jesus has a very stern, serious message for the religious leaders of His day. And it’s a message we need to hear today. The Lord was speaking hard truth but did so with love. And was willing to speak the truth even if it meant they would crucify Him! We’ll hear what He has to say here on a Daily Walk.

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For me to live is… How would you answer that friend? Paul the apostle would answer emphatically, CHRIST! And we hope that’s your heart’s desire as well. When it is, you can add to that… to die is gain! That’s because heaven is on the horizon for the believer in Christ. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to seek and think heaven!

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