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Christians are in a very real war not against people, but the Devil and his Demons. While Satan is good at what he does, he’s very predictable! The Bible has clearly layed out the enemies’ strategy to take us down and how to fight, overcome and be victorious. We’ll get prepared for spiritual warfare here today.

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You meet someone for the first time and strike up a conversation. After you get their name, what’s generally the next question out of our mouth? “So, who do you work for?” Today pastor John Randall will show us that as Christians, we all have the same boss. Ultimately we all work for Christ, and that should not only motivate us to do a good job, but also help us find satisfaction... which may be sadly missing in your heart and mind each day as you leave for work. We’re to work to please Him!

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As we open Matthew chapter 21 today we encounter some powerful illustrations. One of them involving a withering fig tree. While application could be made to the religious system and nation of Israel, we’ll also take a look in the mirror. Perhaps your life could be described as dried up and withered?

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Ephesians chapter six is a wonderful guide for parents, and helps us understand the direction God wants us to go in, as we raise our children. And I’m sure you’d agree, it’s not an easy task in this mixed up world we live in. But God has given us the tools we need to succeed in this high and holy calling.

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Pastor John Randall has been leading us through the Book of Ephesians here lately. Today the focus continues to be on the family, and Paul the apostle shares just what we need to know to have a successful, thriving marriage as we saw last time. Not only that, he helps us parent the right way too. Ephesians six points out a few things we need to know and understand when it comes to raising kids for Christ.

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Chapter five of Ephesians is in front of us today and if you were with us last time, you’ll remember that we primarily discussed the God-given role of the wife in a marriage relationship. Today, its the guys' turn as we look at God’s design for the husband. Husbands love your wives. That’s the charge we’ve been given in the Scriptures, but what does that look like practically speaking? How do I have a good marriage and one that lasts? You’re about to find out.

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Today you'll hear God’s plan for marriage. It’s rather simple, but if followed, it will lead you to the sort of marriage He wants you to have. It’s also important to consider the context, which is mutual submission to one another.

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Remember singing that little tune in Sunday School, “This little light of mine I’m going to let it shine!” What a great reminder that we’re to be children of light in a dark world… whether young or old! And today pastor John Randall encourages us not only to walk in light, but in love and wisdom!

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Pastor John Randall is our teacher, and today John takes us to Matthew chapter twenty-one. When we think of Jesus, pictures of loving, gentle, meek and mild may flash into our minds. But today we’ll see a different side to our Lord. He actually got very upset, and for good reason. People were being taken advantage of in the Temple. Could we be guilty of the very same thing?

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Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll look to Christ as our model on how to live, and we’ll see the connection to the phrase, “Walk in Love,” as we move along.

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