In the final sermon from Daniel 3 we see the effect that our witness has on the lost world when Jesus is at work in our lives.

In the second of three sermons from Daniel 3, we examine verses 16-23 to see how the three Hebrew boys were prepared to suffer for their stand on God's behalf,  and how this points toward Christ, we well as what it means for our own lives.

In Daniel 3:1-15.  We discover 1.How idols are made, propped up and their worship is commanded by men. 2. Idols are worshiped for hope of short term gain and not intrinsic worth.  3. Idols are all about self.  In this sermon we will see that Only God, is worthy or worship, and how he is to be worshiped for what Christ has already done and not for anything we hope to gain in the future!

This is our concluding message from Daniel Chapter 2.  And in this sermon we see Christ who comes as a rock but will become the Mountain who leaves no room for other kingdoms, on earth, or in our lives.  We will also the profound meaning of a pagan king's confession that Daniel's God is the God of gods, the Lord of kings, and the Revealer of Mysteries!

In Daniel 2:31-45 we see that I. The future is frightening apart from Christ.  II. God Assigns Kings and Kingdoms, and none will last except for the Kingdom of Christ.

To conclude the expository preaching of Daniel chapter 1, we take a look at verses 8-16 to find the truth that obedience to God challenges the culture.  1.  It starts with resolve.  2.  God will make a way.  3.  The culture really believes that its way is better.  4.  A little with the Lord is better than much without Him. 

We see in Daniel 1:1-7 that the culture has 4 reasons desperately wanting to convert you.

This tenth sermon in our series from the Gospel of John is based upon the text of John 3:14-21

John 2

John 1