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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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No doubt you’ve had this happen to you you’re absolutely confident God has called you to accept a job, or move somewhere, or begin a ministry and then suddenly the door slams shut and you no longer have a peace about it. The Lord then changes your direction and you’re left wondering what’s up! Did you really hear God correctly? Maybe you grow discouraged? Sound familiar? Today we’ll learn from the apostle Paul’s experience recorded for us in Acts sixteen. So how will you handle it next time it happens to you?

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As Christians we will have disagreements and conflict from time to time. And at times it can even lead to division, sad to say. But how we deal with it is very important! In fact, you might be able to resolve the conflict. Pastor John Randall opens Acts chapter fifteen! And here we learn a thing or two about Conflict Resolution.

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We’re at the midway point of our journey through Acts, here on a Daily Walk! We’ll join pastor John Randall in chapter fifteen today. And at this point in the early church there’s conflict and controversy. Paul and Barnabas have been doing the Lord’s work, sharing the salvation message. But now they’re facing opposition within their own ranks. We’re about to learn how to handle conflicts like these, when they arise in our Daily Walk!

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Whether it’s at the office, in school, at home or even in church we’ll face opposition and hardship. That’s usually a sign we’re on the right track. The enemy opposes the work of the Lord, and so if we’re doing what God wants us to do we’ll be opposed at some point in time. So how do we persevere? That’s the question we’ll present today on a Daily Walk. Today pastor John Randall continues our series through the book of Acts. In chapter fourteen we discover how to persevere in the midst of opposition just as Paul and Barnabus did in their missionary journey.

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If you would describe yourself as hopeless, listen to today's a Daily Walk! There is hope for the hopeless through Jesus. That comes shining through in today’s lesson on a Daily Walk. We’ll meet up with a couple of people in a crisis and hopeless. Then Jesus turned everything around for them in an instant.

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Maybe you sort of feel like Rocky Balboa today. Life is beating you down, and you don’t think you can make it another round? Today on a Daily Walk, we’ll learn that perseverance is needed at times like these, and God is more than willing to help us get off the mat and continue on. We’re in Acts fourteen, with pastor John Randall.

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Pastor John Randall will give attention to Acts 13 verses 13-41, where we find Paul’s first recorded sermon. Back in the first century there were those thoroughly convinced that the way to heaven was by observing the law. That sort of thinking is still around but nothing could be further from the truth! Paul wants to make it clear that justification is by turning and trusting. Turning from your sin and trusting in Jesus alone! Simply put, we can’t be good enough to get there on our own.

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We’re back in the book of Acts today on a Daily Walk. What makes a good sermon? I think you’d agree there needs to be teaching from the Bible, and it would be a good idea to include the Gospel message too! Paul’s first recorded sermon features just that. It’s a survey of the Old and New Testaments up until that point in time, and also he emphasized the Gospel. It’s a powerful sermon and one we’ll look at today.

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Today we continue our series in the book of Acts. As we get back into chapter thirteen today, we’re following Paul and Barnabas on their first missionary journey. You might think of it as a journal of their fascinating trip. God may or may not call you to leave your home and go to a foreign land, but whether you’re in Africa, Los Angeles or New York you’re to be involved in the ministry. And like these saints of old found to be true, we can expect some opposition as we minister.

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