In Daniel 5 we read about how Daniel set himself apart by his

exceptional qualities. Today we dig deeper into what qualities God

defines as exceptional and how we can learn to be a little more like

Daniel.

As we continue to study the book of Daniel, we talk about how we can

learn from the mistakes of King Belshazzar and heed the warnings that

are right in front of us.

As we continue in our study of Daniel, we take a look at culture's greatest sin and its ability to drive us insane. In the fight for our sanity, we learn 3 things that will keep us from the consequences of the sin of pride in our lives.

Culture is constantly pressuring us - go here, do this, be that, join this club... Where it crosses the line is when it demands that we do what they are doing or to stop doing what we are doing - especially when it involves our worship. As creatures who were created to worship God, we need to make sure He is getting our highest praise and adoration.

Culture is constantly pressuring us - go here, do this, be that, join this club... Where it crosses the line is when it demands that we do what they are doing or to stop doing what we are doing - especially when it involves our worship. As creatures who were created to worship God, we need to make sure He is getting our highest praise and adoration.

Culture is constantly pressuring us - go here, do this, be that, join this club... Where it crosses the line is when it demands that we do what they are doing or to stop doing what we are doing - especially when it involves our worship. As creatures who were created to worship God, we need to make sure He is getting our highest praise and adoration.

We are in the midst of our culture changing. Some say that the Bible

doesn't apply to today's world. However, with this message, we find out

that God's way speaks truth in today's chaos and warns what the world

says about us.

We are in the midst of our culture changing. Some say that the Bible

doesn't apply to today's world. However, with this message, we find out

that God's way speaks truth in today's chaos and warns what the world

says about us.

It's rather surprising that when Jesus, the king of kings and lord of lords, comes to Earth in the form of a baby, He didn't receive a royal welcome. Instead, what that humble, dirty, unassuming first Christmas teaches us is that Jesus is for all people.

The King lowered Himself and came to Earth to give a gift to His people.

But the gift is not something we can hold in ours hands--it is Christ in

us. What Jesus Offers Us is Himself.