In this passage we are assured that God Himself, upon taking on humanity, took on Himself our sin, our shame and paid the full penalty on the cross in order that we might have eternal life.

This morning we take a look at 3 John which encourages us and the heart of the church to keep the truth and words of Jesus as first and foremost.

This morning we consider the apostle Paul's example of how to live for the sake of the Gospel and share the good news of Jesus.

What does the title Prince of Peace mean? Why do we celebrate and sing about it during Christmas? This Christmas we consider Jesus who brings peace to all.

What's the one thing that you really want for Christmas? How you answer that question reflects what is important to you, or something that you are lacking in your life right now. But what if there was a gift that could meet all your hopes and dreams? Find out what this gift is and how you can receive it this Christmas.

For centuries, Christianity was the dominant religion in the West. But in recent times, its beliefs and values are increasing out of step with the secular society we live in. How do Christians respond to the mounting pressure to change, to conform, or at least to keep silent? Daniel 6 has much to teach us as we seek to follow Jesus faithfully.

If a person observed your life over a period of time, how would they describe you? In this passage, a public figure, Daniel, is observed and then described by both supporters and enemies. What is surprising is that both groups agree in their positive description of him. How can this be and what does Daniel’s character have to teach us today?

Any time someone gives us a message, we must hear it, understand it, and then respond to it. But when it comes to something like the Christian message, how should we understand it and how should we respond to it. The Shepherds give an excellent example that helps us to answer these questions.

Why would another king of Babylon challenge the one true God again? In this famous scene, Daniel confronts Belshazzar for his actions, but Daniel’s confrontation is nothing compared to God’s judgement which He pronounces against the king.

2,500 years ago, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon had a message for all people throughout the earth. It was a message based on his personal experience and testimony of the one true God. That message has been preserved and passed down through the centuries, and is still relevant for us today.