The jealousy of others caused trouble for Daniel, but God shut the mouths of powerful lions to rescue him. Nothing in our lives is too great for God.

Our national election is just days away. Who will win? How will our country respond? As God’s people, we can rest assured—those who are elected are placed in those positions by God.

God watched over Daniel and made him successful in a new regime. Daniel experienced success as God determined, just as we do.

Jesus taught that each kingdom has a God-given purpose, and we should honor each accordingly.

God cannot be mocked. King Belshazzar defied God and God acted. God wants all people to be saved and doesn’t want anything to stand in the way of that desire.

Is there a perfect form of government in this world? Such a task is impossible, because every government is subject to sin and thought up by sinful people. Our imperfect state drives us to the perfect Jesus.

Pastor Robinson talks about his perspective and experience regarding racism in our country and in the church. He encourages us to find strength in our Savior’s love and reflect that love to all people.

As people of God, we have citizenship in two different kingdoms, the kingdom of God and the kingdom of this world. Though God rules both, they sometimes clash in our lives.

What God sees when he looks at each person is someone he wants to be in heaven with him. He sent Jesus to accomplish it.

When Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were asked to worship a false god, they refused to bow. God spared their lives and demonstrates that he is with his people.