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Whether it’s when your boss says you’re not getting that raise after all, or someone cuts you off on the freeway, or budges in front of you in the line at the supermarket, we have all sorts of opportunities to either walk in the Spirit or in the flesh. The question we bring before you today on a Daily Walk is how can we overcome the flesh and be victorious in the battle?

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Recently we’ve been going through Galatians, which really emphasizes that we’re to live by grace and not under the law. While we may nod our head in agreement, are we applying what we know into how we live? As we transition to chapter five we get into a very practical portion of the epistle. We’re talking about how to apply grace to our lives and live it out.

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Pastor John Randall is in the midst of a verse by verse study of Matthew’s gospel, and we’ll join him in chapter twenty. Today’s lesson will really help us to see where true greatness is found!

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If you're a Christian you’re an heir of Christ! Jesus owns it all and is willing to share it with us. Even more astounding is it’s not deserved, but out of His loving grace that He does this. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll ponder this amazing reality found in Galatians chapter four.

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Today, we pick up where we left off last time in our continuing study of Galatians. As we dig deep into chapter four, we’ll look at what’s ours in Christ. Once you give your life over to Christ, you become an heir of God. And one day we’ll be truly blown away by what the Lord has prepared for us in heaven.

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Here in this chapter of Galatians Paul is laying out a wonderful doctrinal defense for the grace of God. The Galatians had strayed away from a loving relationship with Jesus and the grace He alone provides. Instead they were trying to live up to the law, as so many still do to today. But as we’re learning through Galatians, that only leads to frustration and failure.

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Today on a Daily Walk we learn that none of us can become righteous in our own effort. Simply put, it’s impossible. Instead we ought to believe in and live by the grace of Jesus. Really the law of God has no power to prevent sin - or redeem the sinner. Only grace can do that.

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Today pastor John Randall opens Galatians chapter three and uncovers important instruction about the grace of God that we can all benefit from! Paul the apostle is about to pose a series of thought provoking questions taking these Galatian believers back to their experience when they were first saved.

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Find your place in Matthew chapter twenty. Have you ever wondered why God just doesn’t take us on up to heaven the moment we become saved? The answer in part is we have a job to do. And part of that involves serving Him and sharing the gospel.

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We’re saved by grace through faith as Christians we believe that. But did you realize just as we need grace to start this Christian life, we need God’s grace to grow and live day by day? Freedom is found as we live by grace and allow the Holy Spirit to empower our lives. That’s the emphasis of today’s message from Galatians chapters two and three on a Daily Walk.

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