Daniel in the lion’s den is a story most are familiar with, and it holds time honored truths to help us know how to stand up for God rather than bowing to men. Daniel remained faithful to God and God showed His power to rescue from certain death!

Let’s take a moment and consider what the circumstances surrounding a righteous prophet and a pagan king can teach us about God’s sovereignty.

All of us will experience trials in life. Living for Jesus may cost us in a world that wants us to follow them in worshiping all types of false gods. The good news is, when we walk through the fires we find Jesus there with us. Today’s message helps us learn an important lesson about trusting God no matter what!

In Daniel 2 we see a conflict between King Nebuchadnezzar and his royal advisors over a dream he has. No man (or god, for that matter) is believed to be able to explain the dream. But Daniel serves the One True God who can do the impossible. The dream shows once again that God is in control of human history and His Kingdom is the only one that will endure.

We live in a culture that is increasingly asking Christians to embrace or bow to things which go against biblical teaching. Daniel shows us how to stand firm in our convictions and honor God no matter the cost. In this message we see how God is sovereign and at work behind the scenes even when we don’t see Him or understand what He is doing. This knowledge helps us stand up for truth when it seems the whole world is against us.

In the final message in this series we discover how the life rhythm Jesus kept of corporate worship changes our perception of Sabbath rest from a day off to a day of.

To follow Jesus we must learn what it looks like to be on mission with Him. In this message we discuss what that means…and what it doesn’t mean! We also look at some practical ways to join the mission of Jesus, moving from casual observers to intentional disciples.

Developing healthy life rhythms keeps us balanced as followers of Jesus so we follow His leadership to do life as God intended. In this message we talk about how Jesus viewed being in community with others as a primary way to change the world and build His Kingdom.