In his sermon, Pastor Chad explores the concept of the Kingdom of God, emphasizing its relevance both in eternity and on Earth. He highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the Kingdom, which Jesus preached during His time on Earth, establishing that it is not only a future hope but a present reality that we are to participate in and steward. By referencing biblical figures like Daniel and Joseph, Pastor Chad illustrates how God’s people can influence the world and lead with humility rather than striving for power. The sermon encourages believers to recognize their roles as ambassadors of the Kingdom, showing that, like Daniel, even those in positions of influence must operate from a place of service and godly wisdom.Delving into the prophetic dream of King Nebuchadnezzar as recounted in Daniel, Pastor Chad explains how it reveals the progression of earthly kingdoms and the establishment of God's eternal Kingdom through Jesus. He emphasizes how the stone—the person of Jesus—strikes the statue of earthly kingdoms, ultimately becoming a great mountain that fills the Earth, illustrating the gradual growth of God's Kingdom. This message prompts listeners to change their perceptions and actions, urging them to recognize their part in expanding the Kingdom and reflecting God's glory in their everyday lives. In closing, Pastor Chad asserts that there is no "rescue plan" for the Church; rather, believers are called to actively participate in the expansion of God's government on Earth.