“Can you see the handwriting on the wall?” You’ve probably heard that phrase many times. It comes from Daniel 5, during the last night of the Babylonian kingdom.

There’s a difference between acknowledging who God is and knowing him. Hear how Nebuchadnezzar learns this in this week’s teaching.

Who is that “god” who will deliver three Hebrew men from Nebuchadnezzar’s hand? The God who holds everyone in His hand!

What is the “Time of the Gentiles”? Learn about it in today’s study.

Kingdoms of men come and go with time but the Kingdom of God will endure forever.

What does it mean to “purpose in our hearts” as Daniel did? Some things are obvious and we learn about them in Daniel  1.

2 Chronicles 36 summarizes how Judah ended up in Babylon. But, it’s not just history, it’s the perpetual story of man’s rebellion towards God and His ercy towards us.

Jesus said all the commandments could be summarized in two statements: love God and love others as yourself. It’s simple but not easy. Listen and learn how to love God and others.

The testimony of Jesus can be found throuhgout the the scriptures but it is also in the believer. This is the that witness produces unshakable faith.

God’s perfect love gives us confidence and drives out fear.