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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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In Luke chapter twenty-one we find Jesus on the Mount of Olives, talking with His disciples shortly before His crucifixion. While there, He deals with issues pertaining to the future. Pastor John Randall points out the signs we should be looking for as we await the Lord’s soon return. The first is Religious Deception!

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Currently, we’re in a verse by verse study of Luke’s gospel. Today we’ll be considering questions about the future, as we open the twenty-first chapter. Jesus told us there would be signs to look out for in between His first and second comings, and they would increase as time goes on!

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For quite some time now, we’ve been considering the words of Luke in his Gospel account, and deriving wonderful insights to apply to our daily walk. Pastor John will point to chapter twenty today. Right on the heels of being questioned by the religious authorities, Jesus now gives a very helpful parable with many lessons for us today! The first of which is He’s longsuffering.

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Throughout His ministry on earth, Jesus was questioned repeatedly by people of all types and all professions. Some, as we’ll see today, questioned His authority. Here on this edition of A Daily Walk, pastor John Randall opens the twentieth chapter of Luke, as we continue making our way through the entire Gospel.

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Pastor John Randall today will open Matthew six, and return to his series on the Sermon on the Mount. We’re taking some extra time looking at what we might say is a model for prayer, given by Jesus to His disciples. It starts with worship, then goes into petitions, and then ends with worship.

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Today we’ll again open the bible to Luke’s gospel, as we near the crucifixion of Jesus. The scene we’ll again look at is the ride Jesus took into Jerusalem, about a week before His death. He rode on the back of a colt. Why? Because it was foretold in scripture hundreds of years before.

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Our study in the Gospel of Luke intensifies today, as our Lord continues making His way to the cross. Today, Pastor John highlights the latter half of Luke nineteen. This of course is the section of scripture detailing our Lord’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, in fulfillment of prophecy.

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Today we’ll return to our study in Luke nineteen, where we find the story of a man named Zaccheus. It’s a beautiful story that illustrates just how much God loves each of us on an individual basis. He is indeed a very personal God and He wants a personal relationship with each of us. If that’s something noticeably absent in your life, than can change today!

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When setting out to accomplish a goal, we often find obstacles in our way that hinder our progress. That’s to be expected. But, what if we are the obstacles? What if, as the saying goes, we’re our own worst enemies? In that case, there may never be any real progress. Today on A Daily Walk Jesus has a divine appointment with a rich, young man named Zacchaeus!

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