This week we explore the theme of divine strength in the face of human weakness. Drawing from Daniel chapter 10, the story of Daniel—overwhelmed by visions, physically drained, and deeply burdened—shows how God's strength meets us precisely when ours fails.Daniel's experience highlights that strength is not found in self-reliance but in surrender. Through divine touch and the spoken word, he is revived—reminding us that God answers the humble heart, even when the answer is delayed. We explore how spiritual battles rage beyond our view, yet God equips His people with strength to persevere, not by removing the battle but by empowering us within it.Ultimately, it is a call to trust God’s unseen work, to seek strength through His Word and Spirit, and to recognise that His power is made perfect in our weakness.

Fasting isn’t just about giving up food—it’s about drawing closer to God. In Daniel 9, we see how Daniel fasted with purpose, humility, and expectation, seeking God’s mercy and guidance. His prayer wasn’t just for himself but for his people, showing that fasting aligns our hearts with God’s will. When we fast with sincerity, God moves in powerful ways.Daniel 9 challenges us to ask ourselves, are we fasting for the right reasons? We'll learn from Daniel and understand how to approach fasting with the right heart.

This week we explore the prophetic vision in Daniel 8. We look at God's sovereignty over history and His ability to reveal the future with absolute precision. We learn the biblical test for true prophecy and the role it plays in building faith, exposing evil, encouraging spiritual discernment and preparing believers for the return of Christ.

We explore the prophetic vision of Daniel 7, revealing the rise and fall of world empires and the ultimate triumph of God’s eternal kingdom. It contrasts the terrifying chaos of earthly powers with the sovereignty of God, emphasizing His unshakable rule and justice. We learn how this vivid and reflective chapter encourages believers to adopt an eternal perspective, finding hope amid suffering and reassurance that Christ’s reign will prevail. The saints may face trials and persecution, but their future is secure in God’s everlasting kingdom, where righteousness and peace will ultimately reign.

The message explores the contrast between divine justice and human justice, revealing how flawed systems and self-interest can distort fairness. It examines how pride, manipulation, and legalism often undermine truth and righteousness, yet God's justice remains perfect, consistent, and redemptive. It highlights the courage to remain faithful to God even when external pressures demand compromise, showing that integrity and obedience are ultimately vindicated by God. It also draws parallels between ancient events and the work of Christ, emphasizing the enduring relevance of trusting in God's ways over man's.

We understand that sometimes people can become so hardened to the reality of God’s existence that for some they will go beyond the point of redemption.We explore the dangers of ignorance to the truth of God and the real world we live in, including how our actions have consequences, even if we like to act like they do not.

We look at the role of pride and how it can cause a stumbling block to our relationship with God. We also explore how pride can cause us to be consumed with fear, worry and stress. The only answer is to find peace in God and not in ourselves or in the world. Putting our trust in God for our future can give us a confidence the world cannot take away.

This week we look to understand how it is possible to be sure of your salvation and how we develop a character and mindset that is other-worldly.In the face of this pressure to conform to the world, how do we confidently stand on God’s promise of salvation, despite the consequences of being a follower of Jesus, and the cost that comes with it.Through submitting our lives to Jesus through the assurance that he promises live ever-lasting and being restored in the sight of God – we can live this new life, in real life, for the life after this.

This week we explore what it means to not follow the crowd, even if it appears to be the best thing to do. We will see that only the Christian faith can offer something worth giving up the world for.

This week we learn how, as Christians, we can find comfort in God in a turbulent world.