We’re nearing the end of our studies in Romans. And as we do, we’re getting to know the apostle Paul on a personal level. He writes in this letter to the church in Rome, about why he does what he does and the recognition that he’s only an instrument in God’s hands. We can learn a lot from Paul’s example, as he shares his goals, plans and even a bit about the opposition he faced.

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We’ll be entering into a more personal and biographical section of Romans, and glean insight on Paul’s heart for the Church in Rome! We’ll discover why he was so effective as a leader, teacher and preacher of the gospel. He made it his aim to be pleasing to the Lord, and sought to glorify the Lord. Pastor John Randall suggests we follow in those footsteps.

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You’ve probably noticed, not everyone in the church shares the same opinions as you do. They have certain personal preferences, that you don’t have. Or perhaps they were raised differently than you were, and think differently as a result. That’s ok! And today, pastor John emphasizes how we’re to work towards unity in matters of opinion or doubtful things.

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There are some things the Bible is very clear about you shouldn’t steal, lie or commit adultery for instance. But then there’s another area we might classify as doubtful things. The Bible doesn’t say one way or the other, what we’re to do. Like, what color should the carpet be in the church, or should I drive a luxury or economy car? We’re free to have differences of opinion over these doubtful things, but we must never divide over it. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to work towards unity with Romans chapter fifteen in view.

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It’s not hard to see, especially in an election year, our nation is divided. While that’s the case in the world, it shouldn’t be in the church. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall encourages us to work through our differences and work toward unity. You can be sure, you’ll encounter some with a different opinion or conviction than you. But when it comes to doubtful things, well there’s no need to divide! And it’s an opportunity to love.

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It’s the goal of this program to bring the Word of God to you in an understandable and encouraging way, so that you might grow closer to Jesus Christ in your daily walk. 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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It’s the goal of this program to bring the Word of God to you in an understandable and encouraging way, so that you might grow closer to Jesus Christ in your daily walk. 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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We’re about to continue in the book of Romans today on a Daily Walk! As we do we are reminded that while God’s commands are to be obeyed, one of them is to not condemn our brother or sister who practice their God given liberties or have different convictions than we do. Let’s see how to work together toward unity, rather than dividing over doubtful things.

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Most of us have experienced this we’ve overslept and missed an important appointment or didn’t end up where we were supposed to be as a result. Sadly many Christians are asleep spiritually, and are missing out on something good! As we’ll see today on a Daily Walk it’s time to wake-up! We’re in the last days, and Jesus is coming soon. With that in mind, we need to be ready and we need to be loving others.

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Maybe you’ve noticed there’s no shortage of haters in the world as we know it! Spend a few minutes on social media and see for yourself. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see how the Christian is to stand out by being loving!

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