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We’ll be in Matthew chapter 23 today if you want to find your place there now. Jesus is in the last week of His earthly ministry and conveying some important things to His disciples before He would leave them. In this passage He takes time out to point out the hypocrisy in the religious leaders. Essentially saying, don’t be like them! They were putting on a good show, but we’re not practicing what they preached.

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You may or may not have an inheritance waiting for you from a loved one. But even that will one day pass away. But consider this… if you’re a believer in Christ you have an incomparable inheritance given to you by God for all of eternity. Nothing can take it away! That’s something to get excited about and be thankful for. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll give you good reasons to praise God as we open Colossians chapter one, with pastor John Randall.

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We’ve just started a new study in Colossians with pastor John Randall. As he begins this letter, the apostle Paul says he was thankful for the church at Colossi. And he also prayed for them too. We’ll notice how he prayed for them, and it can serve as a wonderful guide for our prayer lives too.

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Glad you could join us as we embark on a new study in Colossians. The message and ministry was under assault so Paul the apostle wrote Colossians to remind the Church that Jesus is enough and we’re complete in Him.

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When the offering plate comes by and it’s time to give, this can be a thrilling experience where we express our gratitude, worship and joy to the Lord. Our study is based on the last chapter in Philippians. That’s where we join Pastor John Randall for his message on Giving and Receiving.

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Would you say that your content? Most people would answer that question based on whether or not life is going good and smoothly by their own estimation. But as we’ll see today on a Daily Walk It’s possible to experience contentment even in the worst conditions.

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In Matthew chapter 23 Jesus points out the great hypocrisy in the Pharisees. They were all about showing off, doing what they did to be seen by men. And they certainly didn’t practice what they preached. Pastor John observes the same sort of behavior in much of the world today in his message!

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As we head back to Philippians chapter four we encounter a list of virtues we’re to think about or meditate upon. Things like that which is true, noble and just! Pastor John believes if we’d meditate upon this, our mental health would be so much better!

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How’s your thought life these days? If you’re like most if could use a little improvement! Or perhaps you’d say more like a major overhaul! Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall poses the question, “What are You Thinking?” We’ll be in Philippians chapter four where the apostle Paul gives us a list of virtues we’re to meditate upon.

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We all experience worry and anxiety at times. But it does us no good! So today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will show us that when anxiety attacks, we can counter attack through prayer and worship! Turn if you would to Philippians chapter four. One of the primary joy stealers is anxiety and worry. But there is a practical way to eliminate worry. Join us as we examine the answers with pastor John.

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