In chapter five we get the contrast to king Nebuchadnezzar through the last king of Babylon, king Belshazzar. Although he had power and wealth, his kingdom was totally corrupt and could not withstand the judgement of God.

The writing was on the wall for Belshazzar. Sometimes, like Belshazzar, we think nobody sees our sins, forgetting or neglecting that God sees all. Be careful how you use what is God's.

As chapter four opens, we find Nebuchadnezzar looking back on a dream he had and telling about it after its fulfillment.

Like Nebuchadnezzar, we need to look at the events in our lives to see things that we might have missed where God is doing something. Remember, your pilgrimage with God is a time where God is always working in you and through you, causing transformation to allow His good plans to come to fulfillment.

Just as with the people in this story, as believers we have been instructed on how to handle those situations. Do you know what those situations are? Tune into this

Note: Please be aware due to technical issues, part of the beginning of this study is missing. But don't worry! Pastor Bill did a quick recap to get everyone up to speed.

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Pastor Bill kicks off our study in Daniel with a historical background that is revealed in chapter one and how we can consider our own lives before God.

You have heard the Christmas story over and over again. But, have you ever considered what Jesus’ birth and his death have in common? On Wednesday’s Mornings with Eric and Brigitte from Moody Radio, Pastor Bill Schott, Head of Bible Department at Calvary Christian Academy explains the correlations that reveal why He came and remind us that He is coming again.

What's the difference between wisdom and knowledge? You might have a lot of knowledge, but how much wisdom are you using? In our final teaching time for 2024, Pastor Bill teaches what the Bible states about wisdom and what Jesus' application of this was.

As our study in Second Corinthians comes to a close we find Paul still battling with problems that resulted from peddlers of the Word by giving the people a false gospel. Pastor Bill explains Paul's visions and revelations he received from the Lord and how when he returns to Corinth for the third time, he would not be lenient toward unrepentant sinners.

In this chapter we learn how the Corinthian's pure devotion to Christ was being threated by false teachings and Paul did not want the believers to loose their single-minded love for Christ. After being fed by peddlers of the Word, in this teaching Paul expresses his concern because people haven't been fed well.

As our study through the Psalms comes to a close, we do this with a psalm that does not offer us a title or an author. In this teaching Pastor Bill walks us through this psalm which is believed to have been sung by Jesus and the disciples in the Upper Room on the night of His death.