From II Corinthians 5:1-10, Pastor Isaiah Jesch explains the implications of the fact that this life is temporary and what comes next can be far greater than all this life has to offer. For a Christian, knowing these things gives us freedom to focus on the mission of God here in this life, no matter the cost!

The prayer of Daniel in chapter 9 of his letter is one of profound honesty and openness before God. Pastor Isaiah explains how the way that Daniel approaches confession and pleading for mercy presents a direct challenge to modern Christians who often settle for much shorter and far more shallow prayers in our own lives.

From the first 3 verses of Daniel 9, Pastor Isaiah explains the actions that came from Daniel reading the Word of God given to Jeremiah, and how understanding revelation is always supposed to lead to response in our lives too!

From the first 3 verses of Daniel 9, Pastor Isaiah explains the actions that came from Daniel reading the Word of God given to Jeremiah, and how understanding revelation is always supposed to lead to response in our lives too!

From Daniel 8, Pastor Isaiah preaches on the knowledge of God and what it means for Christians today. Serving the God who knows every detail of every moment, even what is still to come, should embolden and empower Christians in every circumstance that we ourselves face!

In Daniel 5, the foolishness of King Belshazzar of Babylon is presented in vivid detail. Pastor Isaiah explains how the lessons that he failed to learn give us an opportunity to become people who live in wisdom and humility, following after the perfectly humble One True King, Jesus Christ.

The dramatic fulfillment of the dream that God gave to Nebuchadnezzar resulted in a massively changed life for the king of Babylon. Pastor Isaiah declares the incredible reality of who God is from the wisdom that comes when we learn to lift our eyes to heaven and behold God for who He is.

In Daniel 4, we see a case study of the patience of God to produce repentance in some of even the most unlikely of people. Pastor Isaiah helps us see how the work of God in the life of an ancient king is also a call to us today.

The last half of the story in Daniel 3 remains one of the most popular parts of the Old Testament. Pastor Isaiah explains some of the details that help give us a proper picture of what took place and then shows us from Scripture how the gift of God's presence with us is actually far more significant than most of us realize day by day.

From one of the two most famous passages in the Book of Daniel, Pastor Isaiah preaches about the God who alone is worthy of worship and the challenge for us to understand and reject all temptations to worship idols in our lives.