Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall examines the biblical role of government, and our God-given response to those in authority! As we study Romans thirteen we discover that government plays a very important role in our lives, and we’re to be respectful and obey. But are there times when we are to refuse to submit to the government? Where do we draw the line? Join us and find out!

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As Christians our primary allegiance is to Christ and we know we’re to follow His Word. But what is our responsibility to the government around us? And is there ever a point in which we refuse to abide by the laws of the land? We’re looking at the Christian and our civic responsibility today on a Daily Walk. It’s part of pastor John Randall’s through the Bible study.

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Today our teacher and pastor John Randall continues his journey through the Bible with another stop in Matthew’s gospel. We're right in the middle of a look at the parables found in chapter thirteen and today Jesus gives us an agricultural parable that illustrates an important point. He tells us that just as there are genuine believers, there are also the counterfeit to be aware of.

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As this world gets darker by the minute, the Christian is to stand out as a light in a dark world! What does that look like? We get a good picture of what should be seen in the life of the believer in Romans chapter twelve. Today pastor John Randall highlights several Christian virtues that should mark our lives.

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Pastor John Randall returns to his study of Romans here on a Daily Walk and we’ll be focusing on chapter twelve... one of a few spots in Scripture that list the spiritual gifts. All Christians have been given gifts, and let’s see how to use them to glorify God.

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The gifts of the Spirit that’s the topic of discussion here on a Daily Walk as our verse by verse study in Romans resumes. We’ll meet up with pastor John Randall in chapter twelve momentarily. Whether we’re helping someone get their groceries every now and then, caring for babies in the nursery, or helping teach a Sunday School class, God can use us in powerful ways. Question is are you putting the gifts He’s given you to use?

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One hundred percent commitment and surrender to God may sound to some like an unreasonable demand. But when you consider the countless mercies our God has lavished upon us it’s the only worthy response. And we’ll focus on those mercies and our response to them today on a Daily Walk.

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Pastor John Randall will be continuing his through the Bible series with another stop in Romans. As we finish chapter eleven today, Paul is pointing out that God is not done with Israel. He’s looked at the past, present and future to build that case. John will encourage us today, that just as God has a plan for Israel, He has a plan for us too.

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The Parable of the Sower -- by far, one of the more familiar parables taught by Jesus during His earthly ministry. It’s a timeless story with a heavenly meaning that contains truths that apply to both believers and unbelievers alike. Would you like to have a heart that is producing something fruitful? If so listen to a Daily Walk.

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As you look at where the nation of Israel is at spiritually, and the horrific way they’ve been treated through the ages you might be wondering, has God forgotten about them? Is He done with Israel? That very question is addressed and answered for us in Romans chapter eleven. And that’s where we’ll camp out today on a Daily Walk with pastor John Randall. As you’ll soon see, the future is bright for Israel.

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