On today’s broadcast we’ll take you into Acts chapter nineteen and the account of the apostle Paul’s third missionary journey in the city of Ephesus. It was there that God worked unusual miracles by the hands of Paul. But the devil was at work there too. And the devil is still at work today seeking to keep you from either coming to the Lord or growing in the Lord. Though the devil is a crafty deceiver still he’s no match for the Lord!

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We all go through bouts of discouragement, and become fearful. Maybe that’s where you’re at today! Many are! But there is a way out. And we’ll show you how to go from fearful to faithful today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall takes us to Acts chapter eighteen, where the apostle Paul was fearful and discouraged.

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Pastor John Randall is leading us through Matthew’s gospel, and today the plan is to complete chapter nine. We’ll once again spotlight the compassion of Jesus, as we follow Him through various towns and villages, teaching in the synagogues, proclaiming the good news and healing people along the way!

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When you’re hit with the news that there’s no longer a place for you at work, or maybe the church you attend is under great spiritual attack it’s about that time we can become discouraged and afraid. Did you know that even prophets like Elijah, and apostles like Paul even dealt with discouragement? And God has an answer! We’ll take a look at it today on a Daily Walk. We enter Acts eighteen where we read about a time in Paul’s life when he was fearful and discouraged. And maybe that’s where you’re at today?

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We’re going to resume pastor John Randall’s study of Acts, as we look at chapter seventeen once again. The scene shifts to Athens today. As Paul the apostle looks around, he sees the city full of idols, and so he begins presenting just what they needed to hear... the Gospel message! And the Lord gives us many opportunities to do the same if we’re open and willing. Let’s be encouraged together to believe and then share the Gospel.

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Throughout the day we talk about the weather, how our day is going, our interests and maybe even current events. But today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will encourage us to talk about the greatest news of all. And if you’re like a lot of believers you really struggle in this area of personal evangelism. So this is much needed encouragement from Acts chapter seventeen today.

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I probably don’t have to convince you this world is messed up and upside down due to sin. We’re reminded of that virtually every time we turn on the news. What can turn things around you may be wondering? Today on a Daily Walk that’s answered for us through a study of Acts seventeen.

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Today we’ll resume our study in Acts with a look at chapter seventeen, and how the ministry of Paul and Barnabas and friends was literally turning the world upside down! I think you’d agree that really needs to happen in our world today! Would you like to be one who turns the world upside down for Jesus? Pastor John will explain how that can happen and it starts with a dependence upon the work and power of the Spirit of God!

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We’re in Matthew chapter 9 verses 27- 38 this weekend. Nothing can compare to the grief that follows the death of a child. It’s a parent’s worst nightmare. Or imagine being blind or demon possessed! That’s the reality for the people we’ll encounter in today’s passage. And when they met Jesus everything changed, in a good way! Whatever you’re facing today, allow this study to encourage you to take it to Jesus in faith.

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If you were beaten with rods, and thrown in prison for doing what God told you to do, how do you think you’d respond? If you’re like most, you might be angry or even turn bitter. Then complain about it on social media. But not Paul and Silas. We’re told they prayed and praised. God gave them a song in the night. And He can do the same for us as we suffer for the name of Christ. Today on a Daily Walk we’re looking at Acts sixteen.

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