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We get ready for a new year today on a Daily Walk. 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!

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There you are completely happy with your Christmas gift until you hear the news, a newer better version is out! Now your gift doesn’t look quite as appealing as it once did. Many Americans have this thirst for more, and are never satisfied! Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall highlights the danger of covetousness and the results that follow. But we won’t stop at that, we’ll also see how to overcome it!

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Is life pretty hectic for you these days? Responsibilities and commitments only seem to grow with time for all too many. And sometimes we can lose sight of why we’re here as Christians - to be representatives and messengers of God! Today on A Daily Walk - Pastor John brings us much needed encouragement in this area with some very practical suggestions for sharing Christ with others. And if you’re like many, you have some fears that hinder you from sharing your faith. Pastor John will help us overcome them.

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Join us in Luke chapter twelve. Jesus is about to warn His disciples, and us, about the dangers of hypocrisy. He’ll not only address the subtlety of it, but the secrecy of it and the accountability! There’s no fooling God, as He sees the motives of our hearts.

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Today on a Daily Walk we visit a passage that confronts hypocrisy religious hypocrisy. And if we’re wise we’ll look within to see if there’s even a trace of hypocrisy in our own lives. Anyone who tries to fool God is in for a rude awakening. He knows us better than we know ourselves.

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After all the preparation and anticipation Christmas has finally arrived! And what a special day this is, as collectively we celebrate the fact that Salvation Has Come, a Savior was born who would eventually die on a cross for us. But before Jesus was born, there was a longing and anticipation for the Messiah to arrive. We see that in Simeon in Luke chapter two. Pastor John Randall will highlight that for us, and point out how this relates to our Daily Walk.

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Well after all the preparation and anticipation Christmas has just about arrived. And it's at this time of year that we celebrate the fact that Salvation Has Come, a Savior was born who would eventually die on a cross for us. But before Jesus was born, there was a longing and anticipation for the Messiah to arrive. We see that in Simeon in Luke chapter two.

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It seems inconceivable that anyone would be upset when something good takes place. And yet people were mad at the Lord Jesus Christ much of the time when He did good to people. This is what takes place in Luke chapter eleven. We all have a clear choice to make. You are either with God, or against Him. There is absolutely no middle ground. Think about that important fact as we join pastor John for today’s study in Luke chapter eleven.

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Right now on a Daily Walk we’re studying the Gospel of Luke. In chapter eleven, Jesus casts a demon out of a person who couldn't speak. Through this lesson we’ll learn how to conquer and overcome the enemy through the power of God.

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The war between Israel and Hamas gets a lot of attention these days, and it’s on many of our minds, but there’s another war going on today that you might not be so familiar with. It’s a war we fight every day whether we realize it or not - a spiritual war. Today we continue our series in Luke, by going to chapter eleven, as pastor John talks about spiritual warfare and how best to fight and win.

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