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What if Jesus died and remained in the grave? In First Corinthians fifteen we’ll discover if there’s no resurrection our faith is empty and our preaching is also empty. In fact - if there’s no resurrection we are liars still in our sins with no hope! Talk about some serious ramifications. But the good news is, the resurrection actually happened and there’s overwhelming evidence to back up that claim.

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Pastor John Randall will begin First Corinthians chapter fifteen in just a moment, which really focuses on the resurrection of Jesus. The gospel more than anything in this world - lives up to its name! It truly is good news. And I think you’d agree good news is desperately needed today in our day of hopelessness and uncertainty! Right at the heart of the Gospel message is the resurrection.

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Find your place in First Corinthians fourteen as we get ready for another great time in the Word. Within the church there’s great debate and even misunderstanding centering around passages like the one we’ll be looking at. It deals with women in ministry in the church. We learned last time how it’s vitally important that we consider the context so we don’t misunderstand what God is saying here.

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Pastor John Randall will be leading a study based in First Corinthians chapter fourteen. Now upon first glance this section may raise a few eyebrows, and leave you wondering, What’s that all about! You see it’s talking about women being silent in the church. Pastor John says we need to understand the context, otherwise we’ll totally miss the point.

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Open your Bible to Matthew chapter seventeen. The transfiguration of Christ, as described here, is one of the most amazing occurrences in the Bible. Can you imagine what that experience was like? There are several questions associated with this miracle that pastor John will address, including who was there, and why those who were there, were there!

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Join us for an important study in First Corinthians fourteen, today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall is in the process of taking us verse by verse through the book of First Corinthians. We find ourselves in chapter fourteen, where we discover some valuable instruction regarding the gifts of prophecy and tongues.

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Today on a Daily Walk we’re looking at Tongues and Prophecy in the church, and their proper use. Pastor John Randall will be spotlighting chapter fourteen of First Corinthians.

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We haven’t seen Jesus Christ yet but here’s the good news, if you’re a Christian you will one day! That wonderful hope is front and center today on a Daily Walk, as pastor John Randall opens First Corinthians chapter thirteen. John has aptly titled today’s message, Face to Face. Of course referring to that moment when we see Jesus face to face.

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Been to a wedding ceremony lately? If so, it’s quite likely you heard someone recite or give reference to First Corinthians thirteen. The famous love chapter. It gives to us a beautiful description of love, and its permanence. Today on a Daily Walk we learn that love never fails and is eternal!

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We are making our way through First Corinthians, and we get back to chapter thirteen today, which is all about the love of God. What would you say you’re known for? Maybe it’s your accomplishments at the workplace, or your wealth? Some are known as being a gossip, or an angry, bitter person. Wouldn’t it be nice to be known as a loving person? That’s actually what the Christian should be known for, and today we’ll be encouraged in that direction.

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