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It’s not hard to see that the vast majority are consumed with pride, and seeking to exalt themselves every chance they get. From the corporate executive who puts others down to climb the ladder, to the Pro Athlete who boasts in their accomplishments. But God wants us in a position of humility. It’s there that He can give us what we need His grace! Today on a Daily Walk we open up Luke fourteen where Jesus points out the religious leaders lack of sympathy and humility.

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As we wrap up Luke chapter thirteen today, pastor John again shares with us some truths about the Kingdom of God. Maybe you’re wondering, how does one enter into the Kingdom? The answer is right around the corner.

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Parables, in the simplest sense, are earthly stories with a heavenly meaning. In Luke Thirteen, we are given a couple of important parables, by the Lord, concerning the Kingdom of God. That phrase is familiar to most Christians, but what is Jesus talking about when He refers to The Kingdom of God? What can we compare it to, and how can we be apart of it? A few key questions we’ll address on today’s edition of A Daily Walk, with pastor John Randall.

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How are things going? Perhaps like the woman we’ll meet today on a Daily Walk you’re suffering a great deal and in need of a touch from Jesus? The good news is, the Lord seeks to help and minister to those in that condition. Today pastor John Randall has an eye on Luke thirteen. We’ll be addressing such questions as, why does God allow suffering into our lives? And what is the key to be free and delivered?

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We’re setting up stones of remembrance today on a Daily Walk! Pastor John Randall has framed today’s talk around First Samuel chapter 7, where the people of Israel are getting things right with God and determined to serve Him. A battle would follow, and the Lord would lead them to victory. We’ll notice that Samuel would setup a stone on the battlefield as a memorial of the faithfulness of God. Not a bad idea for us to do in our hearts as we enter into a new year!

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Today on a Daily Walk we learn a valuable lesson- the rain falls on the just and the unjust alike! In Luke thirteen there’s a woman who has bad things happen to her! Yes even the godly will suffer in this world and maybe that’s exactly what you need to hear today! Be encouraged as you study along with us.

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Pastor John Randall is currently surveying the book of Luke. We are at the midway point of our journey, and today we pause to consider the imminent return of Christ. With that on the horizon, how should we be living? It is going to be the most glorious day of all days when the Lord returns, but should we just be sitting around doing nothing as we wait? Far from it! Find your place in Luke chapter twelve, and let’s get prepared for what’s soon to come.

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Today on a Daily Walk Pastor John Randall will return to his study of Luke’s Gospel, by taking us to chapter twelve. We all experience worry from time to time; in fact some of us are Olympic class worriers. But it never gets us anywhere, except into trouble! So today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will show us that when anxiety attacks, we can counter-attack! The anecdote for anxiety is found in Luke chapter twelve.

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Pastor John Randall has framed today’s talk around First Samuel chapter 7, where the people of Israel are getting things right with God and determined to serve Him. A battle would follow, and the Lord would lead them to victory. We’ll notice that Samuel would setup a stone on the battlefield as a memorial of the faithfulness of God. Not a bad idea for us to do in our hearts as we enter into a new year!

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Today pastor John Randall visits First Samuel chapter seven, where the people of Israel got rid of their idolatry, repented, and now were humbly relying on God. We’ll see how this led to great victory in their lives, and the same can happen for you in this new year!

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