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Today we enter the seventh chapter of Luke, where we run across a couple of noteworthy miracles performed by Christ. A centurion’s slave was at death’s doorstep, then along came Jesus to make him well. As was always the case when Jesus performed a miracle like this, there was an important lesson for the people to learn. And that includes us!

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Many today are reluctant to adhere to the advice of a doctor, and that can be dangerous. Even more harmful than that is to turn a deaf ear to the Words of the Great Physician! Today, Pastor John Randall will hold up a mirror, namely God’s Word, so that we can evaluate the condition of our eyes, ears and hearts... spiritually speaking of course. We’re looking at Luke chapter six, discovering what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus.

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We call this program a Daily Walk, but what is this walk supposed to look like? We’ll get a great answer from Jesus today! As you’ll soon see it looks much different than the way of the world. We’re talking about what it means to be a true disciple of Christ as we dig deeper into Luke chapter six, and the Sermon on the Plain.

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A relationship with Jesus Christ is very fulfilling in so many ways, isn’t it? To know God on a very personal level has many rewards both now and in the future. But that’s not to say everything is going to be easy for us this side of heaven. We won’t always be well received. At times we’ll be ridiculed, hated or even face persecution! We’re continuing our study through Luke with pastor John Randall, and we’re in chapter six today, as we again look at the beatitudes! They’re found in verses twenty through twenty-six.

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I think virtually everyone would say that they’d like to have a happy and blessed life, but the question is, How do you get there? If you try to go at it the world’s way, you’ll be sadly disappointed and won’t be satisfied in the end. But if you’ll choose Christ’s way, layed out for us in the Beatitudes, you’ll find what your soul is longing for! Today on a Daily Walk discover how to have a truly happy life as we open up Luke chapter six with pastor John Randall. You may recognize these words from the great Sermon on the Mount!

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Today we bring you a very special message from pastor John Randall on God’s Plan for Israel! In light of what’s taking place in Israel right now, we’ve made the decision to interrupt our regularly scheduled programming. Last time we were together pastor John highlighted God’s plan for Israel in the past. But what about the present and future? Is God done with Israel? And what should our response be to Israel and all that’s going on right now? Tune in and find out.

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Maybe you know of someone that specializes in taking old rundown furniture or cars, and restores them. Know where I’m going with this? Yes - Jesus Christ is into restoration as well, and it’s the lives of sinners He specializes in. Today on A Daily Walk, we’ll continue our look at Luke chapter six, as we see a man with a withered hand restored. We’re also going to meet the Lord’s twelve disciples, and we’ll be reminded by pastor John Randall that these were ordinary men who went on to do extraordinary things by the grace of God - and we can be used by God in the same way!

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There are so many instances in God’s word where we read of people who were broken, sick, hopeless and out of options and then came Jesus to restore them and make them whole! There’s a great example of this in Luke chapter six. In this case, it’s a man with a withered hand. Perhaps today you can relate on some level? Maybe your life is dry and withering away and you need to be restored. The Lord specializes in that, even still today.

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As we look at some of the trademarks of the Pharisees today, we’ll take note of some things we should definitely avoid. The Pharisees had become legalistic, stale, they were just going thru the motions, and mechanical in the way they related to God! And you could say there are many caught up in this still today! This is far from the relationship God wants to have with us. Our focal emphasis will be Luke chapter six. And take some time with us to consider your relationship with the Lord. Perhaps like the Pharisees, it’s not where it should be?

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We're in Luke five, beginning at verse thirty-three today. You could say, we’ll be learning what not to do from the Pharisees. You see, these Religious leaders of Jesus’ day were caught up in legalism. They majored on the minors and minored on the majors! That which was spiritual had become a ritual for them. And this sort of thing still goes on today. So we need to be aware of it, lest we get caught up in it ourselves.

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