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Find your place in Acts chapter eight. Phillip has just preached the gospel in Samaria, a revival breaks out, and a large number are saved. In this midst of this great work of God Simon enters onto the scene. At one time he professed faith in God and was baptized, but at this point in his life he made a terrible mistake he thought he could purchase the gift of God! Did he have a false faith? Was he self-deceived? Find out today.

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Pastor John Randall will open chapter eight, where the good news of Christ is going out into all the world. With all that’s been going on recently, doesn’t your heart just long for revival? As followers of Christ, we’d love to see that in our nation and churches. But pastor John believes revival begins with you and me.

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While many are choosing to bow in the wrong direction today, we as believers have a great opportunity to stand for Jesus. As we do, we may be persecuted like the man we’ll meet today on a Daily Walk. But know this, when we stand for Jesus, He’ll stand for us. That’s what we see in the story of Stephen in Acts chapters six and seven.

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Matthew Chapter eight opens with a number of healings. And these healings drew people who were impressed and inspired by the things the Lord was doing. Jesus had an interesting response to those who witnessed His miracles and sought to follow after Him - one we’ll look over today.

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We’re in the book of Acts right now, focusing our time and attention on chapters six and seven today! It truly is admirable when someone takes a stand for the truth when the pressure is on. We’ll meet one such man today and his name is Stephen. He was actually the first martyr of the Christian church. We’re about to hear his final sermon on his last day on earth and allow this to encourage you to take a stand for Jesus at a time in human history where it’s desperately needed!

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Murmuring and complaining the children of Israel were known for that as they traversed through the dessert. It was also a problem that threatened to split the early church! And in case you haven’t noticed it’s still around today, especially on social media! We approach Acts chapter six on this edition of a Daily Walk. It’s there we hear of a problem that has developed in this growing church.

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Are you having a bad day? Maybe things just aren’t going the way you’d like it to. Today on a Daily Walk receive some wonderful encouragement from the Scriptures. We’re told in Acts five that the apostles were severely beaten and commanded not to speak of Jesus any longer. How did they respond to this? Maybe not exactly the way you’d expect. We’re told they rejoiced and considered it an honor to suffer for the name of Christ. Pastor John Randall will urge us to carry this Christ-like attitude and response through life.

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Hardship and persecution comes at us at various times and in various ways. Some, like the men we’ll meet today, are beaten or have their lives threatened due to their faith in Christ! Others may be ridiculed or mocked! But how should we respond when it happens? While many resort to anger and complaining, today on a Daily Walk we’ll see that there’s good reason to rejoice in the midst of it! We take you to Acts five today. No matter what persecution comes our way we can remain faithful to God.

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Make no mistake about it the Lord takes hypocrisy very seriously. In fact as we’ll see today on a Daily Walk two people died in the early church because of their premeditated hypocrisy. But let’s not just notice where they went wrong if we stop and think about it, we’ve all done the very same thing at one time or another. Pastor John believes this can serve as a wake up call to live right before the Lord. What the Lord did that day in the early church had a positive impact on the church, and He can use His Word to do the same in our lives.

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There are very real and powerful disasters that hit our lives from time to time. And when they do, it’s an opportunity to turn our fear into faith in God. Today John Randall continues his study in the Gospel of Matthew. We’re in chapter eight where Jesus will challenge those who were inspired by his healing miracles.

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