Daniel 4:19-27

In this sermon we learn that Daniel is God-centered, prayerful, and full of compassion. He feared God and he feared for King Nebuchadnezzar.

Hebrews 11:39-12:3

The Christian life is not an easy task. How shall we live a Christian life? In this sermon we see that it is like a race. Let us run the race with faith.

Psalm 50:1-23

You punish your children because you love them. God judges his people because he loves them. In this sermon we see how God judges his people differently than his judges the wicked.

Daniel 4:1-8

Nebuchadnezzar was impressed by God’s signs and wonders, but he infatuated with having power. In this passage we see that he had a dream, and he probably did not like what the dream was saying. He did not want to deal with God. When God shows us our sin, what do we hide behind? Do we confess it and receive forgiveness from Jesus?

Ecclesiastes 12:1-14

What is the point? In this sermon, we see that God has given us what he wants us to have. Instead of using God’s gifts as a means to happiness, we should enjoy them for themselves. We learn that we have a responsibility to learn what God has said: Fear God, keep his commandments, and know that God will bring every deed into judgment.

Daniel 3:19-30

Nebuchadnezzar is insecure about his power and he overreactor. In this scripture passage, we see God’s ability to save. Our security is in God.

1 Thessalonians 5:14-15

We are called to be Christ’s representatives to a lost and dying world. How do we interact with one another? What should our conduct be towards other believers? What should our conduct be towards all people?

John 4:1-30,39-42

What do we need for life? How are we going to find it? Jesus answers these questions in this passage.

Acts 2:41-47

What is the four-fold mission of the church? This passage in the Book of Acts explains what it is.

Daniel 3:8-18

How do you navigate these principles from the Bible? Obey God rather than man and obey the governing authorities. In this sermon we see that the first commandment is clear, and we must live by faith.