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Listen in as Pastor Phillip compares the stories of King Nebuchadnezzar and King Belshazzar. Both kings are destroyed by pride, but only one listens to Daniel's warning and responds accordingly. Still, Daniel effectivly communicates truth in both situations. So, what does all of this mean for us today?

Listen in as Pastor Phillip discusses the danger of mixing allegiances when God expects every bit of our loyalty to go to Him first. This may mean that there are things followers of Jesus refuse to participate in as they stand loyal to their savior.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip talks about how exiles influence the culture around them even if it stands against God's values.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip breaks down Daniel 1 and looks at how exiles must resolve not to comprimise. In a world and culture that will regularly try to influence us, faith in God often means standing against that influence.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip introduces the story of Daniel and his friends: 4 teenage boys who resolved to be faithful even in the face of the indoctrination programs of their Babylonian conquerors.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip explores the ending of Luke's biography of the early church. After pages describing the hindering of Paul's church planting journey resulting in a Roman house prison, Luke closes by saying that the Gospel was preached "without hinder." Is Luke being ridiculous, or is there something more happening?

Listen in as Pastor Phillip discusses Jesus' means for ending His sermon. Rather than an easy mnemonic technique to help you memorize, Jesus ends his sermon with a warning about doing. Information and knowledge is not enough to be good Christ follower. A true disciples puts Jesus' teachings into practice.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip discusses Jesus' final warnings as He closes His sermon on the Mount giving the same call as Moses did in Deuteronomy calling us to make a decision on who we will follow.