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We continue our new verse by verse series in Galatians on a Daily Walk. As we head back to chapter two remember the apostle Paul is in the midst of defending himself and his ministry. Lies were being spread about him and he wanted to clear things up. In doing so he takes a strong stand for the gospel of grace.

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If you’re a Christian you have a testimony and the Lord can use it in powerful ways. What a privilege it is to speak of God’s grace that saves us and changes our lives. In Galatians chapter one we run across the Apostle Paul’s testimony. We’ll notice who he was before he was saved, and can’t help but see the big difference after God got a hold of his life.

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When it comes to our salvation from sin and approval with God we need to realize we can’t earn it and we don’t deserve it. It’s by grace that we are saved, apart from works! Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall visits the first ten verses of Galatians chapter one. It’s a marvelous declaration of the grace of God.

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Countless numbers of people today are living under the impression that they can somehow earn a spot in heaven. But the book of Galatians makes it clear that salvation is not deserved but something God gives us. It comes to us by grace through faith and that alone. Today pastor John Randall will introduce his new study of Galatians.

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Pastor John Randall is leading a study through the Bible, and we pick things up in Matthew chapter 20 today. Here we run across one of the many parables of Jesus, and this one speaks volumes about our service to the Lord and the motivation behind it. A good passage to keep in mind as we head off to work in the morning, or at church on Sunday.

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You’ve probably taken more tests than you can count over the course of your education, and even at work. But today on a Daily Walk we’ll give you one of the most important tests you’ll ever take. It’s a spiritual one. Take the test with us, and see how you do. We’re on the final leg of our journey through Second Corinthians with pastor John Randall. And today he’ll concentrate on chapter thirteen.

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Today we continue our verse by verse study of Second Corinthians. I suppose one of the greatest frustrations in life is to express genuine love to someone, and have them turn around and give nothing back in return... except a cold shoulder or hatred. In chapter twelve of Second Corinthians, the apostle Paul draws our attention to his love for the church at Corinth. While he loved more and more, they gave less and less in return.

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Today on a Daily Walk we take you to Second Corinthians twelve, where Paul the apostle describes a thorn in the flesh that he prayed three times for the Lord to take away. God didn’t deliver Paul out of the trial, but sustained him in the midst of it. And He can do the same for you.

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Most of us find it extremely annoying when someone brags of their accomplishments, like we see constantly in the world of professional sports. We’ll learn today that boasting has no place in the Christian life, unless we are boasting in our weaknesses or about our good and gracious Lord.

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Maybe you’ve noticed the Christian life isn’t easy! At times we’ll suffer a great deal, and you might even wonder why at such times! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll observe what the apostle Paul went through during his life and ministry. It’s a reminder that our daily walk will involve pain and heartache, it’s to be expected.

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