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This Easter weekend Christians all over the world are recalling the great sacrifice Jesus made for us on the cross, and the good news that He’s alive! But what does this great truth mean for your life today? More than you may realize! Because the tomb is empty, your life no longer needs to be empty. You can experience peace, purpose, joy, and life everlasting.

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This weekend Christians all over the world are recalling the great sacrifice Jesus made for us on the cross, and the good news that He’s alive! But what does this great truth mean for your life today? More than you may realize! Because the tomb is empty, your life no longer needs to be empty. You can experience peace, purpose, joy, and life everlasting.

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You’ve probably seen a TV show or at the very least a before and after picture. Maybe it was before the diet, and then after! Or before surgery and after. Today on a Daily Walk we get a before and after shot of the believer in Christ. What were we before we met Jesus, and now after? Find out today.

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When someone comes up to you and says, “Hey I’ve been praying for you,” it really means a lot! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll hear of Paul’s prayer for the Ephesians. And I’m sure it meant a lot to them when they heard it. But It’s instructive, and encouraging in many ways to us too. Turn with us to Ephesians chapter one as we continue through the New Testament with pastor John Randall.

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From Aaron’s priestly blessing, David’s prayers in the Psalms, to Solomon’s prayer for wisdom, or the prayers of Jesus… there are many great prayers in the Bible! We can learn a lot from them and they can help guide our prayer time! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll have a look at one of the apostle Paul’s prayers, in Ephesians chapter one.

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If you’re a Christian, you’ve been blessed, far greater than you may realize! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll uncover some of these great spiritual blessings that include acceptance by God, forgiveness, redemption, adoption, sealed with the Spirit, chosen and given an inheritance! How does that sound?

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Do you want to be great in God’s kingdom? It looks far different than what we so often hear in the world! We’ll discover the path to true greatness involves being a servant, just as Jesus was.

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Today we want to pause for a bit to reflect on who we are in Christ and all that has been made available to us. We’ve been blessed beyond measure, and I think you’ll walk away from today’s study greatly encouraged as you hear about these great blessings. Join us for our introduction to Ephesians.

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We can all look back on our lives and see the truth in the verse whatever a man sows, that he will also reap. Perhaps it’s a poor decision we made as a teenager and the consequences are still felt to this day? On the flip side of the coin you can probably think of a time when you did good to others and God really blessed you and that person as a result. Today on a Daily Walk Pastor John Randall will encourage us to invest in the Kingdom of God knowing it will pay in the long run.

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We all sin and on a daily basis I might add. And when we do it’s important to confess it, repent and move on. But what about when your neighbor, friend, family member or coworker slips in their daily walk? What if anything can you do to help? Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall opens Galatians chapter six where God’s pattern for restoration is given to us. It’s an important ministry, but must be done the right way and with the right heart.

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