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As parents we expect our kids to grow and mature as time goes by. Maybe your parents would chart that growth on a wall in the house with little marks and dates beside them! Today on a Daily Walk we discover that God wants us to grow up spiritually. Part of that process involves putting off and putting on certain things.

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If you’re a parent I’m sure you marvel at times at just how quickly the kids grow up. We expect our children to grow up physically and mature don’t we! As we’ll see today on a Daily Walk, God wants all of us to grow up spiritually too. This side of heaven we never completely mature, and so it’s an ongoing process. Our goal is to be like Christ, and as we turn to Ephesians four today, pastor John Randall encourages us to move in that direction here in part one of “Spiritual Maturity.”

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Recently on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall has been teaching from the epistle of Ephesians. The first few chapters outlined the wealth of the believer. Now as we dig into chapter four we transition to the walk of the believer. And as you’ll see in a moment we’re to be unified in Christ.

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If someone were to describe your Daily Walk, what do you suppose they’d say? Would they describe you as humble, gentle, loving and longsuffering? They should, as we’re about to see. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall enters the fourth chapter of Ephesians, a turning point in the epistle that now focuses on the walk of the believer. How were to live out this walk with the Lord.

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We’ve been going verse by verse through Matthew over the past few months, and today we’ll begin our study in chapter twenty-one. It’s the last week of Jesus’ life and ministry and He’s about to enter into Jerusalem for His final public appearance.

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Join us in Ephesians three as we continue to discuss the apostle Paul’s prayer for the Ephesian Church. He started by praying for strength and then greater depth and comprehension. Something we can all use in our daily walk. But this can certainly serve to help guide our prayer lives into what God wants it to be.

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Today we open Ephesians chapter three and run across a prayer for power. It’s no secret that the apostle Paul held a special place in his heart for the Ephesians and, in the passage before us, we see his heart for them come shining through in the form of a prayer. As we go through the study, our own prayer lives can be shaped into what God wants it to be.

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Pastor John Randall is in Ephesians chapter three where a mystery is revealed. God brings two groups together to form the church… the Jews and Gentiles. This was a big deal, and conveys something extremely important to us.

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Pastor John Randall is steadily making his way through the Bible, and today’s stop is in Ephesians chapter three, where a mystery is revealed. What once was hidden, has now been made known. It wasn’t something we could figure out on our own. God had to reveal it, and He did.

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When it comes to salvation we need to realize we can’t possibly earn it. Thankfully it’s a free gift that God offers to us through His Son. Today pastor John will emphasize a brilliant before and after shot for the believer in Christ.

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