Daniel - Part 5: In this lesson we explain what is the "Time of the Gentiles". We look at some things that will point to the coming of the Lord. We also discussed some points about chapter 3 of Daniel... the notable 3 Hebrew boys in the fiery furnace.

A group of ladies approach the tomb on resurrection morn with spices they bought and oil ready to anoint the body of Jesus. However, they recall the stone that was rolled over the stones mouth just a few days earlier. Their purpose in life has been ministering to Him and no stone of intimidation was going to prevent that now. They had an attitude of resolve. It was: I Must Minister To Him.

This series is based upon the book by Randy Alcorn titled "The Treasure Principle". The following keys will be learned in this lesson: 2) My heart always goes where I put God's money; 3) Heaven, not earth, is my home; 4) I should live nor for the dot but for the line; and 5) Giving is the only antidote to materialism.

Daniel - Part 4b: This is a continuation of the explanation of the image. The feet that are part iron and part clay are a portion yet to be fulfilled. A couple options are shared as possibilities for the era of the feet. We are in anticipation for the day when the stone comes and destroys the image.

This series is based upon the book by Randy Alcorn titled "The Treasure Principle". In this lesson we learn what the principle is: You can't take it with you -but you can send it on ahead. We also learned the first key to this principle: God owns everything. I'm His money manager.

Daniel - Part 4a: Daniel gives the dream of a great image and its interpretation which spans from his time until the second coming of the Lord. In this study we discover the different empires the image represented.

Spotlight Service: This service provides a place for men feeling out the ministry to function in the pulpit. Only two came back with a good report and a willingness to possess the land God said they could have. Yet when a new leader was needed instead of Moses, God chose Joshua. What set Joshua apart? Primarily his hunger for God.

Spotlight Service: This service provides a place for men feeling out the ministry to function in the pulpit. The talents were distributed but only those who invested them and gained were considered "well done". What will you do with what God has given you? Will you be well done?

God may bear our burdens but he will not bear our works. Our works are our duty. At times, works are removing obstacles out of the way by helping make it a more perfect way in our lives.

There are some doors that seem to open of their own accord. It is similar to Peter with his angelic visitation and deliverance from prison. However, when the angel departed, there was another door that did not open until Peter knocked and waited patiently. Our walk by faith is tried when the angel departs.