The faith of the disciples did not grow from the miracle of feeding the 5,000; it was the storm that made the difference.

From John 3:16 we are going to look at three important truths about the Love of God, so that you would humbly praise him for your salvation, be emboldened to share your faith, and be encouraged that your eternal destiny is secure.

During a simple supper one night outside of Jerusalem, a woman named Mary gave to Jesus a sacrifice of love so shocking that we are still talking about it two thousand years later.

As believers, we must know what the Scriptures really teach about hell - and however terrible, it cannot be - and must not be - removed, covered up, or dumbed down.

This sermon on Daniel 12 teaches us amazing things about Israel’s final days of suffering during Daniel’s 70th week. We learn about the first resurrection, the increase of prophetic knowledge, the purpose of Israel's suffering, and the time of Israel’s rescue from the persecutions of the Antichrist.

From Daniel 11:32 we learn important lessons about how to face trials and persecution by looking at the faithful, believing Jews who stood up against Antiochus IV Epiphanes, “the Mad Man,” tyrant, and antichrist type figure, who viciously persecuted the Jews and tried to eradicate Judaism.

From Daniel 10:1-21 we encounter a variety of interesting and practical truths about Daniel’s discouragement, Messiah, holy reverence, answered prayers, delayed angel, and strengthening. Each part of Daniel’s life gives us practical insight for living our own life to the glory of God.

In this sermon we survey the chronology and purposes of Daniel’s 70 weeks but drill down a little deeper on the final Antichrist in Daniel’s 70th week to learn about his empire, covenant, abomination, and destruction. The final Antichrist of the tribulation will be empowered by Satan and like the great antichrist figures of history will abominate the temple and try to destroy the Jews.

From Daniel 9:1-19 we encounter Daniel’s amazing prayer of confession and humble plea that the people of Israel might be restored to their land according to the promises of God made to Jeremiah the prophet. Daniel’s prayer is recorded in the pages of Scripture because it is a model prayer for all believers today.