Thinking about the end of the world... helps us live in the world. Daniel didn’t isolate from the culture around him, nor did he assimilate to the culture around him. He lived IN the culture FOR the transformation of the culture.

If we want to thrive for the mission in Babylon, we must be a praying people. We see from the book of Daniel that all the money and power in the world still can’t give you peace... There is no peace without knowing the Prince of Peace.

Do you just try to blend in? Or do you follow God’s blueprint for your life at the risk of standing out? The more environments we are in that resemble Babylon—the more following God’s blueprint for our lives... will make us stand out.

Do you ever feel like the world is going to hell in a handbasket? Do you find yourself looking around at different things in our culture and thinking we live in strange and evil times?

Baptism is a defining moment in the life of a Christian. Everything changes after the decision to get baptized. New life begins and it never ends from that point. Have you followed Christ in baptism?

When it comes to following Christ, are we all in? If we are being honest, many of us want what we perceive are the benefits of Jesus without the cost of what it means to follow Him.

Can a true Christian fall away from the faith? Are you just looking the part of being a Christian, or are you truly a Christian? This week, Pastor Andrew tackles some hard questions from the book of Hebrews.

There is a big difference between childlike faith and childish faith. Are we still ‘Baby Christians’ drinking the milk of the Word, or have we progressed in our Christian walk?

What does it mean to have a ‘Great High Priest’? Someone to sympathize with us? Pastor Andrew is bringing a powerful message around the idea that Jesus is that great high priest, and the implications that has for us, today. As we look to Easter, what great news that we don’t have to live this life on our own!

Do you ever find yourself not actually putting your trust in God? Like, you do if you were to be asked, but not in your day-to-day life... This week, we’ll be looking at what the Bible says about hard hearts, and how Jesus gives us the prescription for how we can avoid that mistake.