Belief in Jesus comes from admitting we need Him to set us free from our self-righteous attitudes.

Try as we may, we know when we don’t deal with the mess, our problems only get worse.

Try as we may, we know when we don’t deal with the mess, our problems only get worse.

We know God will meet our greatest need - to be reconciled to Him and forgiven of all our sins.

Most of us believe in God, but what each of us believes about God is often different. Why is that?

Wisdom allows us to see the world through God’s perspective and walk in obedience to Him. Wisdom allow us to have credibility and respect of people around us, even people who disagree with us. The path to wisdom like Daniel possessed is to fear the Lord above all else, have your heart beat for redemption like God’s heart and to know which battles to pick and how to fight them.

Meet a man forced to live in a fast-changing and godless society facing fears about the future, concern for his safety and the discouragement of a world falling apart at warp speed. Sound familiar? His name was Daniel, and with the power of hope, humility and wisdom, he not only thrived, he changed an empire. Join us for this five-week series as we explore Daniel's story and learn, even in Babylon, God is in control.

Our hope doesn’t rest on the news headlines. Our hope rests on the news of what God has already done in Jesus.

If God is in charge of who is in charge, then we have to get some honest and hard truth about the struggles we endure.

Daniel is the amazing story of a man who thrived in a culture far worse than ours. He didn’t just thrive, he changed an empire. And how we thrive in our Babylon, our actions and attitudes and adjustments will all have to rest on the same bedrock truth principle: God is in charge of who is in charge.