Pastor John Randall is midway through his study in Romans. We’ll meet up with him today in chapter eight, starting in verse five. You’re about to hear a vivid description of the life of the Spirit and the life of the flesh. And as you do, it would be a good idea to consider which best describes you!

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When we become a Christian we’re no longer condemned. And a wonderful change begins to occur in our lives. You become less like the old you and more like Christ. This doesn’t happen in our own strength, but by the power of the Spirit of God who indwells us.

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Pastor John Randall is leading us through his new series in Matthew’s gospel. In chapter twelve we learn that there is a sin that God won’t forgive. So what is this unpardonable sin, and have you committed it? We’ll set out to answer that.

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Listening friend are you living under the weight of condemnation? Maybe you’re feeling a certain heaviness as you think back on all your failures in life, or you’re experiencing the burden of trying to please God by your own efforts! That’s where a lot of people are at today, but there is a better way. Today on a Daily Walk we discover that if you’re in Christ, you’re no longer condemned, but loved! And God has supplied all the power we need to live the Christian life, through His Spirit.

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Maybe this would describe you you’re a Christian, but when temptation to sin comes at you, you fall for it time and time again. It’s a struggle, and you’re not quite sure how to get a handle on it, well you’re in good company. Even the apostle Paul experienced this battle between the flesh and the spirit. Every believer does. But there is a right and wrong way to fight, and today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall shows us how to be victorious in this battle within.

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At the moment of our conversion to Christ, a battle begins! It’s a battle within us, between the flesh and the spirit. And maybe, you feel as though the flesh is coming out on top more often than not! Is there a way to be victorious in the battle? I’m happy to say there is, through the strength and power of God. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll take a look at this internal war and see how to be overcomers in Christ.

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What are we to make of all of those laws on the left side of our Bibles? Like many of the Jews in the first century, some today are under the impression that a person must keep those laws in order to be saved. Not only is that impossible, but it misses the purpose of the law. As we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk, the law is designed to reveal our sin and drive us to our Savior! That’s the emphasis of the first half of Romans chapter seven, and where we join pastor John Randall today for his message, Law and Order.

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Many who would characterize themselves as New Testament believers are still living under the Old Testament law. They’re still trying to live up to a standard that is unattainable, instead of recognizing the law was intended to show us we can’t keep it. And we need a Savior who not only can save guilty sinners but also bring about holiness in our lives. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll recognize this tendency we have so we don’t miss out on the true purpose of the law!

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Our teacher and pastor John Randall is currently studying the gospel of Matthew with us, and today we make another visit to chapter twelve. Here the religious leaders are coming against Jesus with some absurd and illogical accusations. Claiming He was casting out demons by satanic powers! But nothing could be further from the truth!

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The Bible makes it clear that we’re saved by grace through faith. It’s not of works, but a free gift. But does that mean the believer is free to sin continually or even occasionally? Let’s talk about it today on a Daily Walk as we finish up Romans chapter six. Pastor John Randall will provide compelling reasons why the Christian should not make plans to sin occasionally.

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