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John Randall brings us another message in his series in Luke’s gospel today. It’s really impossible to put into words the impact the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and His resurrection have had on the world. It is the single most important event in human history. John will offer some thoughts on this scene today as we look at the crucifixion.

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Today on A Daily Walk we reach the climax of our journey through the book of Luke. Pastor John Randall will have us consider the price that was paid on our behalf by a loving savior nearly 2000 years ago on a hill called Calvary. Luke’s account is in chapter twenty-three.

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We’ll examine our relationship to what we have today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall is currently teaching from the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew six.

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We’ll be in Luke chapter twenty-three today, where we find the greatest demonstration of love. As you consider all that Jesus went through, remember He’s dying in our place! But before we get there, Jesus is on trial before Pilate. Or, is it Pilate on trial before Jesus?

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Most books have a climax, a high point in the text that the reader is elevated to. The book of Luke certainly does, and we’ve almost reached it, here on A Daily Walk, with pastor John Randall. We’re about to read the account of one of the most unfair trials in world history. But even more remarkable than the injustice in it all is the fact that the one being accused had the power to put a stop to all of it, but was driven by love and the will of the Father to allow it to continue. We get the incredible details in Luke chapter twenty-two.

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As we near the end of our series through Luke, we get to some scenes familiar to most Christians, including Peter’s road to denial of the Lord, and Jesus’ experience in the Garden. Along the way we’ll gain some valuable principles on overcoming temptation and being in the will of God.

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The world measures success far different than the Lord that’s for sure. If you want to be great in God’s sight, we need to learn to be a servant. And here Jesus describes for us what it means to be a servant. We’ll also learn a thing or two about the trials we go through and who will walk through them with us. Today on A Daily Walk, John Randall will be covering Luke chapter twenty-two, beginning in verse twenty-four.

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Last time we placed a bookmark at Luke chapter twenty-two as we left off in our ongoing study of Luke’s Gospel. This is where Jesus spends some time speaking with His disciples just before He headed to Calvary. We’ve come to know it as the Last Supper. While this was a time of celebration of the Passover, and it instituted what we refer to as communion, it was also an evening of revelation.

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Here on a Daily Walk, we give attention to the practice of fasting - denying our physical appetite to concentrate on our spiritual appetite. In the sixth chapter of Matthew, pastor John Randall has been dealing with three basic disciplines of the believer. Today he talks about fasting.

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Pastor John Randall is studying Luke with us right now, and today we come back to chapter twenty-two. If your church is like ours, you celebrate communion every so often. It’s a time to remember the Lord’s sacrifice for us, and His promise that He will return one day. On today’s broadcast, we’ll see Jesus participating in the last Passover, with His disciples.

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