God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

God had allowed the unthinkable to happen. His people were in exile in Babylon. His promises seemed shattered. Was He really in control? Was he still faithful and does He still care? These questions were on the minds of the Israelites in the 5th century. Maybe they are on your minds today as you think about the present state of our Nation. But as we study the book of Daniel we will see that the answers to those questions today, as they were then, are YES! The Lord is King….even in Babylon.

“Hi, welcome to church. Have you seen the new church on 23rd? I don’t go to that church anymore. You better wear your church clothes or you’re in big trouble!” Wow: there are so many ways we use the word church. It’s become equal to “post office” and “grocery store” in many conversations, and equal to “hypocrites” and “self-righteous” in others. Jesus taught something radically different though: He described His church as a disruptive community, kicking down the gates of Hell. Today, we are going to ask several fundamental questions surrounding the big question: why church? Join us as we look into the bible and find out why the church is better than a social club.