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Is God done with Israel? Some would say, it sure looks like it. But a careful look at history, at what God’s done and is doing, proves He has a plan for Israel! Pastor John Randall enters some deep waters today in Romans chapter nine.

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Today we’ll meet a group of religious leaders that were self-deceived, thinking it was enough just to clean the outside of their lives, without addressing what’s wrong on the inside. That resembles a lot of folks today! Jesus makes it clear in Matthew chapter twelve that real and lasting change starts with a transformation on the inside that only God can accomplish.

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It seems like a day doesn’t go by that we don’t at the very least hear of Israel mentioned in the news. Needless to say, many eyes are on this little nation even God’s! While many of the Jews have rejected their Messiah, God hasn’t forgotten them. He has a plan for them, and that’s the focus of Romans chapter nine.

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We’ve been making our way, verse by verse through the New Testament. And Romans chapter eight asserts God is for us. This great truth assures us that no matter what we face in life, if God is for us, we’re on the winning side.

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We come to a very familiar verse today on a Daily Walk, Romans eight twenty-eight! It reminds us that believers are in the hands of God, who in His remarkable providence works all things together for good. But how do you really know that all things are working together for good in your life? Maybe that seems hard to believe when the doctor says its cancer, or you have a flat tire on the side of the road. Pastor John Randall looks into this very question today, as we return to Romans chapter eight.

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As believers in Christ we look forward to the day we’re in heaven, when every tear will be wiped away. There’ll be no more suffering, sickness, or death. But in the meantime, we will experience pain and suffering. Today on a Daily Walk, pastor John Randall will help us maintain the right perspective through those painful trials, with eyes set on Jesus.

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Perhaps the most difficult challenge we face concerning God or the greatest struggle some have with God is why does He allow suffering. The problem of pain is an age-old problem and a very difficult one. And I should add it’s equally or even a greater challenge to the believer, who knows God and knows that God loves them. How do we deal with the problem of pain? Why is there so much suffering in the world? Is there a remedy? We’ll get some answers as we continue in the book of Romans with pastor John Randall.

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Pastor John Randall, our Bible teacher, is taking us verse by verse through Matthew’s gospel. We’re nearing the end of chapter twelve. The Pharisees, like many people today, attempted to clean up the outside without really addressing the inside! You see, there must be a transformation by God on the inside, and when there is it makes its way to the outside. This isn’t something we manufacture on our own, but a total work of God.

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Ever done one of those DNA tests, in an attempt to discover who you are? They seem to be all the rage these days! Today we’re going on a quest to discover who we are, what we have, and where we’re headed. From an eternal perspective!

I think you’ll be left encouraged as we do.

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Maybe you’ve adopted a child or two? Obviously an adopted child will receive all the blessings and benefits that go with being apart of that particular family. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that Christians have been adopted into the family of God. See what that means for you and me as you join us.

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