Today we’ll set out to better understand God’s purpose for our marriages, and what the Bible says about divorce. Are there ever biblical grounds for a divorce? Let’s say you’re married to an unbeliever, what are you supposed to do? And are you free to remarry should they choose to leave you? There you have a few very common questions and the bible has answers.

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We all have difficult people in our lives, who perhaps hurl insults our way, spew hatred in our direction, or act in some malicious way to us. Do we give them a little taste of their own medicine, and get them back for all they’ve done? Actually, as we’ll see today on a Daily Walk we’re called to love them.

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Divorce in America is occurring at an alarming rate! Sad to say the divorce rate among Christians isn’t any better. If you are going through marital difficulty, please stay tuned for A Daily Walk. Pastor John has some encouragement for you today! We’ll consider what the Bible has to say about divorce on today’s program and it’s far different than what we’re hearing in our world!

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What are you doing with what you’ve been given? That’s the question we bring before you today on A Daily Walk, as pastor John Randall continues our series in Luke! He’ll bring us the conclusion of a message he began last time about a parable Jesus taught, concerning treasures in heaven. We’ve each been given a stewardship, and let’s make sure we’re investing wisely!

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How we choose to spend our money has a great deal to say about where we’re at spiritually. So what does your debit or credit card say about you, if you were honest with yourself? Today pastor John Randall will show us how to view and use what we’ve been given in a God glorifying way. And as we’ll soon see, it stands in stark contrast to the way of the world.

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If you’re at all like me you’ve lost or misplaced anything from your glasses to your car keys. And when we lose something of great value it can be really disheartening. But think of the joy you experience when you finally find it after a relentless pursuit! Today on a Daily Walk we’ll notice how God is pursuing the lost, and the joy heaven experiences when the lost is found!

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I think we’ve all experienced losing something of great importance and then sometimes we experience the joy of finding it! Oh what a feeling! In Luke Chapter fifteen Jesus speaks of things that were lost and then found. And maybe through this study you’ll discover you’re the one that’s lost today? The good news is, Jesus wants to find you!

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From the politician who says one thing and does another, to the student who cheats on a test, or the salesman that shades the truth to close the deal... we can’t help but ask, where is integrity these days? Jesus has something important to say on the subject, and we’ll have that for you today on a Daily Walk as we get back into the Sermon on the Mount. How good is your word? Find out as we look into THE WORD.

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We’re sitting around the dinner table today with Jesus, as we resume our study of Luke’s gospel. Pastor John has us consider the fourteenth chapter today, where we’ll find a lack of humility and sincerity among other things. We’ll then transition to the cost of discipleship! In case you haven’t noticed there is a cost that goes along with following Jesus.

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It’s not hard to see that the vast majority are consumed with pride, and seeking to exalt themselves every chance they get. From the corporate executive who puts others down to climb the ladder, to the Pro Athlete who boasts in their accomplishments. But God wants us in a position of humility. It’s there that He can give us what we need His grace! Today on a Daily Walk we open up Luke fourteen where Jesus points out the religious leaders lack of sympathy and humility.

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