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As we continue today in the book of Daniel we’ll explore a prophetic vision that gives heaven’s perspective of the comings and goings of world powers in history! And we’ll be assured God rules over it and them.

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Today on According to the Scriptures we’ll hear Paul commend the church at Thessalonica for two things… their high view of God’s Word, and their perseverance and commitment in the face of persecution.

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Today on According to the Scriptures we’re encouraged to trust and follow the Lord just as Daniel did. He was told not to pray and if he did he’d be thrown into a den of lions. That didn’t deter Daniel as we’ll soon see. But God would protect him through it all.

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Today on According to the Scriptures pastor Damian Kyle teaches us from Daniel chapter 6 about the persecution of Daniel that landed him in the lion’s den. It’s one of the more familiar stories in the Old Testament, and has a lot to say to us about courage and deliverance!

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Maybe you’ve heard the expression, “The Handwriting is on the wall?” That comes from the Bible story we’re about to look at on According to the Scriptures. And through it we see what happens when our pride takes us over a line to leave what is holy behind! Pastor Damian Kyle is leading us through Daniel, and we’re quickly discovering there are many lessons for us!

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There are people all around the world involved in all sorts of evil behavior, and you might be thinking they’re getting away with it. But as we’ll learn today on According to the Scriptures we can cross a line, go too far, and you can be sure God will step in and hold us accountable! Pastor Damian Kyle is going to be in Daniel chapter five. Today Belshazaar is about to go through a rather frightful experience. He sees a hand writing on a wall, and through it all we learn some valuable lessons.

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We’re in the middle of a series in Daniel, with pastor Damian Kyle. And in a moment we’ll open chapter five. Imagine you’re at a party, where everyone is getting drunk, and then all of a sudden a hand appears out of nowhere and starts writing on a wall! And it’s not a figment of your imagination. Think that might get your attention? Well it certainly did for prideful King Belshazzar. Let’s see what went down.

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Each and every day on According to the Scriptures we have the great privilege of opening and studying the Word together. But if it stops right there and we don’t put shoe leather to it… we’ve missed out on what it’s intended to do and accomplish! Today pastor Damian Kyle points out the church of Thessalonica’s high view of the Word of God that left the apostle Paul with a grateful heart. They received it and welcomed it with open arms, and then applied it. Let’s be encouraged to do the same.

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Sometimes God will go to extreme measures to get our attention, and lead us to a place of surrender. For King Nebuchadnezzar, it took living like an animal for seven years! This once very proud and wicked ruler, did experience God’s work in his life. And thankfully his amazing testimony is recorded for us in Daniel chapter four. That’s where we’re headed today on According to the Scriptures with Damian Kyle.

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Today on According to the Scriptures we’ll hear the inspirational testimony of King Nebuchadnezzar. It’s a testimony to the greatness of God, and a reminder that nobody is beyond His reach. Even a wicked, blood thirsty ruler.

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