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Babylon the Great - Against the Flow
Pride doesn’t always look loud. Sometimes it’s impressive. Successful. Even spiritual.
In Week 5 of our Against The Flow series, we dive into Daniel 4 and the powerful testimony of Nebuchadnezzar — a king at the height of influence who discovers that the greatest threat to his life isn’t an enemy… it’s pride.
From the rooftop of his palace, he declares, “Look what I built.” Seven years later, he lifts his eyes toward heaven and declares, “Look what God has done.”
What changed?
This message explores:
God’s patience is not His permission. And His discipline is not destruction — it’s restoration. The question isn’t whether pride tempts us. The question is: Which posture will we choose? Rooftop pride? Or upward dependence? Let this message challenge you, humble you, and draw you closer to Christ. 🙏
#AgainstTheFlow #Daniel4 #BiblicalHumility #Pride #FaithJourney #ChristianSermon #WalkHumbly #SpiritualGrowth #DependenceOnGod #Grace
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By Radiant ChurchPride doesn’t always look loud. Sometimes it’s impressive. Successful. Even spiritual.
In Week 5 of our Against The Flow series, we dive into Daniel 4 and the powerful testimony of Nebuchadnezzar — a king at the height of influence who discovers that the greatest threat to his life isn’t an enemy… it’s pride.
From the rooftop of his palace, he declares, “Look what I built.” Seven years later, he lifts his eyes toward heaven and declares, “Look what God has done.”
What changed?
This message explores:
God’s patience is not His permission. And His discipline is not destruction — it’s restoration. The question isn’t whether pride tempts us. The question is: Which posture will we choose? Rooftop pride? Or upward dependence? Let this message challenge you, humble you, and draw you closer to Christ. 🙏
#AgainstTheFlow #Daniel4 #BiblicalHumility #Pride #FaithJourney #ChristianSermon #WalkHumbly #SpiritualGrowth #DependenceOnGod #Grace