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Pastor John Randall will be continuing our study of John’s gospel, with another look into chapter five. In this chapter Jesus heals a man, then He’s persecuted. And finally He confronts this persecution by claiming equality with God.

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Imagine having a sickness for 38 years, and unable to take care of yourself. I think it’s safe to say, most in that situation would suffer with feelings of hopelessness and despair. We find a man in that desperate condition today on a Daily Walk. Jesus is about to restore this man to complete health, and we’ll take a look at this inspirational story here in the minutes that lie ahead of us.

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Empty and lonely, that would describe the woman we’re about to meet in John chapter four. She had been going from relationship to relationship, and left unsatisfied. Maybe that’s where you’re at today? Join us as we’ll discover what truly satisfies and it has to do with living water.

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Today we take you to John chapter four, where Jesus has a divine appointment with a woman from Samaria. Now this lady, like many living today was trying to fill a need in her life with things that couldn’t. She’s about to learn that only Christ can bring satisfaction and meet her innermost needs. Maybe that’s exactly what you’re in need of today? Won’t you join us, as we continue to see who Jesus is and what He’ll do in our lives if we’ll allow Him to.

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In the sermon on the mount, The Lord said, Judge not, lest you be judged. It’s become one of the most misused and misunderstood statements ever uttered by Jesus. You’ll hear that phrase often invoked to excuse all sorts of bad behavior. But is that an accurate usage of the Lord’s words? Is Jesus saying, we’re to refrain from exercising discernment? Pastor John Randall doesn’t think so. And he’ll show us why as he continues a study in the Sermon on the Mount. We’ve come to the seventh chapter of Matthew - where Jesus takes on the subject of judging others and the importance of being gracious in our dealings with people.

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Easter will be here before you know it, a time when we remember just how much God loves us, as He sent His Son into the world to die for our sins that we might be saved. And how fitting at a time like this, that we’ve arrived at the most famous verse in all of Scripture John 3:16. It’s a verse that really capsulizes the message of Easter.

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Many of us go through certain periods where we question the meaning of life, and what will occur after death. In the gospel of John chapter three we’re introduced to a religious man who definitely had knowledge of Jesus. That knowledge requires a response but he’s not sure what kind! So he comes to Jesus for answers. And that’s certainly the right place to go. Let’s join pastor John Randall in John chapter three and see what it takes to get to heaven.

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We’ve all seen somebody blow up in anger, and it’s not a pretty sight! But is there ever a time when anger is justified in God’s sight? Turn to John chapter two and join us for a Daily Walk as we recall a time when Jesus displayed righteous anger! As we continue our study of John’s Gospel today we come across some people who were taking advantage of others and doing so in the house of God. They were pretending to be religious and this upset Jesus greatly.

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Maybe you have plans to go to a wedding or two in the near future? Today on a Daily Walk we find Jesus and His disciples at a wedding, and something miraculous is about to take place. Pastor John Randall is going through John’s gospel at the present time. Today we pay a visit to chapter two! This passage describes Jesus’ first miracle. And through it all we’ll be encouraged to listen to Jesus, and do whatever He says.

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Today we’re continuing a series of studies in John’s gospel. At the end of chapter one Jesus called some men to follow Him and be His disciples. These were just ordinary, common guys. Like fishermen and tax collectors. By the world’s standards they were nothing special, but God sees us differently. And the great news is, He wants you to follow Him too.

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