Someone has noticed God wisely designed our human bodies so that we can neither pat our own backs nor kick ourselves too easily. We’re talking about the sin of pride today on a Daily Walk as we get back to our series in First Corinthians. We’ll observe not only the consequences of pride but also the way out of it. Pastor John Randall has an eye on First Corinthians four, and verses 6-21.

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Today on A Daily Walk we get back into our study of First Corinthians and notice that pride is really at the core of so many of the problems and sins in our world today. It can subtly creep into our hearts and before you know it we’re in real trouble.

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As we’re faithful to our God-given calling and serving the Lord in the place He has for us, we’re not always going to be appreciated or thanked! In fact many times we’ll be unfairly criticized, or mistreated. That was the case for the apostle Paul as we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall is about to show us how to maintain the right perspective when we’re in those environments.

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Today we draw your attention to Jesus feeding five thousand people with a young boy’s lunch, and then He walks on the water, and calls Peter out of the boat to join Him! We’re learning to trust in Jesus, step out in faith, praise in the midst of the storm, from Matthew chapter fourteen.

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Maybe you’re under the impression that now you’re saved and on your way to heaven you can just go to a secluded island, relax on a hammock and drink iced tea all day, for the rest of your life. The reality is God has a plan and purpose for our lives that includes service of some kind. His Spirit comes into our lives encouraging us to be like Christ and live for the glory of God! Today on a Daily Walk Pastor John Randall shows us what a privilege it is to be the temple of God, and serving Jesus in our daily walk.

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Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall shows us why spiritual growth is to occur from new birth until we go to be with the Lord. First Corinthians speaks of those who could be classified as carnal Christians. And if that’s you today, John will point to the hope that is found in this passage too.

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Paul referred to the Corinthians as babies in the Christian life because they weren’t spiritually healthy and mature. They often argued like children over non-essentials and allowed petty divisions to distract them. Sadly, this kind of behavior still exists today as we'll hear on today's program.

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Where do you go to get wisdom concerning spiritual things? Your local library or college? Or your highly respected friend down the street? If you look any where other than God you’ll be disappointed and unsatisfied. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall urges us to go to God for wisdom of the best kind. And the Holy Spirit is alone qualified to supply us that wisdom.

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Today we’re going to pick up where we left off in First Corinthians. Which happens to be the end of chapter one. God’s choices may not make a whole lot of sense to many in our world. He’s chosen the weak and lowly things of the world. And for good reason as we’ll soon see.

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When you’re going through a really hard time, it’s a good idea to get away and have some alone time with God. We’ll see Jesus model that for us today on a Daily Walk through a study in Matthew fourteen. We’ll then go on to see our Lord and Savior minister to the multitudes in the midst of His pain.

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