As we read over chapter 5 of Daniel, Pastor Glenn Lawson examines the case of King Belshazzar who is weighed and found wanting by God due to choosing his own way despite having a knowledge of God's power and works. In light of this, we have to ask ourselves the tough question: In our lives, how are we rejecting our knowledge of God and limiting our relationship with Him through sin?

As Pastor Glenn Lawson leads us through Daniel chapter 4, God calls King Nebuchadnezzar to humble himself and give glory to God, but the king does not take the warning to heart and is driven to madness. After a period of time Nebuchadnezzar finally repents and glorifies God, who then restores the king to greatness. We can look to this example today and ask ourselves this vital question: In what areas of our lives are we taking pride in ourselves rather than honoring God, and will we repent and turn to Him, or allow our pride to ruin us instead?

Pastor Glenn Lawson continues our series on the book of Daniel, covering how Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego defy King Nebachadnezzar's decree to worship idols. What does faith in Jesus Christ look like when a government or culture commands you to reject your beliefs and bow down to idols instead of God?

Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches through Daniel's interpretation of King Nebuchadnezzar's dream and touches on a major Biblical truth: All world powers, kingdoms, leaders, and political parties will fail. But followers of Jesus have this to comfort them: Jesus is building a Kingdom of Heaven that will never fall, and will stand for all of eternity. What does it take to enter His Kingdom?

In Chapter 2 of the Old Testament book of Daniel, King Nebuchadnezzar has a disturbing dream that his worldly advisors are unable to interpret, but God chooses to interpret through Daniel. Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches on the importance of seeking God's wisdom rather than the world's wisdom.

As we continue our sermon series on the Old Testament book of Daniel, Pastor Glenn Lawson uses Daniel's example of obedience to the Lord in the midst of heavy cultural pressure to conform, to encourage today's Christians in their trust in God.

As we begin a new sermon series on the Old Testament book of Daniel, we read about the Israelites being taken away into captivity in Babylon. Pastor Glenn Lawson teaches about the methods the Babylonians used isolation, indoctrination, re-education, and a forced change of identity to break their Hebrew heritage and manipulate them into conforming to their new world system. How does a follower of Christ persevere against these tactics, which are still prevalent today?

As we conclude our four-week series on CLB's core values, Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches on the importance of our mission as Christians: To spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a fallen world.

As we continue our series on Citylight Bennington's core values, Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches on the importance of belonging to a Christian community. What are the dangers of isolation, and how can a community unified in Christ strengthen you in your own walk with Jesus?

In this second sermon of our "Core Values" series, Glenn Lawson preaches about how followers of Jesus are continually (and often slowly) formed and transformed into the image of Jesus Christ by the works of the Holy Spirit.