Living Faith Christian Church Sermons

Daniel in the lion's den is one of the most beloved and well known stories in Scripture. And for good reason. We can glean a great lesson from this story: faithfulness. Facing threats and trials, Daniel was faithful. Faithfulness isn't the most popular characteristic in our day, but it is in God's world. Come explore this story in a fresh way which will bring encouragement and hold up a great example for our own journey of faithfulness. Part 5 of our series on the book of Daniel, "Living As Exiles"

After all the Nebuchadnezzar had seen and experienced of the LORD, one would think he would have made the LORD his God. Yet, Daniel 4 reveals that Nebuchadnezzar had trusted in his own strength and only acknowledged the true God when it was convenient. As we read, we discover the story of a pride-filled man who is given the chance to humbly turn to the LORD. Part 3 of our series on the book of Daniel, "Living As Exiles"

The pressure of the world around us is heavy. The push of this age is to get Christians to compromise, even slightly, and not stand for God and His ways. Living in Babylon was a similar climate, yet Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego chose to stay faithful, even in the face of death. A powerful lesson and faith builder for God's people today. Part 3 of our series on the book of Daniel, "Living As Exiles".

Daniel is threatened with death and stays steady and faithful. How did he do it? The lessons we learn from his life in Daniel 2 can teach us how to live as Christians today waiting for God's kingdom to come. Part 2 of our series on the book of Daniel, "Living As Exiles"

How do we live as Christians in this evil age? The story of Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael & Azariah provides some tremendous examples. These four men were living as exiles in Babylon yet made up their minds to honor God. Part 1 of our series on the book of Daniel, "Living As Exiles"

Jesus calls us to come to him, so that we can hear his words, so that we can act upon what we have heard. To be a disciple is more than just knowing the words of Christ, it is to do the words of Christ. Part 11 in our series "Things Jesus Didn't Say".

It may be a surprise, but Jesus actually spoke a lot about money. Money is such a central part of our lives and so following Jesus should impact our finances. But what is the call of Christ regarding economics, greed, and money? Generosity, kindness and an opportunity to show our gratitude for what God has done for us. Part 10 of our series "Things Jesus Didn't Say"

We are living in an increasingly partisan time. In the lead up to what is sure to be an intense political season, should we jump into the fray? Avoid things all together? In the 9th part of our series "Things Jesus Didn't Say", we look at what Jesus does have to say for his disciples today.

Do you feel that by doing good things you will earn God's love? Perhaps you think that when you do bad things God loves you less? Jesus often clashed with the Pharisees who, though very religious missed the heart of God for they thought they could earn God's favor by their religious deeds. The way of Jesus begins and ends with God loving us with the goal of us having a relationship with Him based on that love. Part 8 in our series "Things Jesus Didn't Say"

Jesus was always pointing people towards an eternal perspective. He knew there was more to live for than just what this life offered and appealed to the world to live in light of the coming kingdom. Living in light of eternity is what it means to be a disciple of Christ. Part 7 of our series on "Things Jesus Didn't Say".