Messages

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse to worship Nebuchadnezzar’s golden statue, with attention on the statue and the implications behind its construction.

Solomon shares what he has considered and learned about God’s providence, plans, and perspectives.

The Christian must resolve to think like Jesus and obey God even when it costs something.

Solomon tries pleasure, wisdom, and work and finds them lacking in and of themselves, but with God they are good gifts to enjoy!

God providentially placed and uniquely gifted Daniel to serve as His interpreter of dreams to pagan rulers opposed to God and His redemptive plan.

Peter emphasizes the suffering and triumph of Jesus through the lens of baptism as was illustrated in the days of Noah.

When something becomes important to you in private, it naturally becomes public. As Jesus continues to teach the disciples what it looks like to live an uncommon life, He calls His followers to live as the salt of the earth and light of the world. Whether in the choices we make, the way we react, or the questions our lives create in others, we are called to display Jesus as an outpouring of our love for Him.

The book of Ecclesiastes explores the meaning of life as Solomon seeks to determine how to best live on earth, “under the sun.”

Judah’s spiritual infidelity, God’s warnings of judgment, Babylonian captivity, and the “when” and “why” of Daniel’s arrival in Babylon.