Theology

Do you have integrity? Do you have principles? Sometimes in life, our principles are put to the test by difficult circumstances. Sometimes we're faced with terrifying choices. How do we respond in those moments?

Click to hear how three faithful men responded, in this sermon from Daniel 3.

Have you ever had a "bad dream?" King Nebuchadnezzar once had a dream that was so terrifying, that he demanded that all of his wise men interpret it for him on pain of death. Click to learn about the nature of this dream, in a sermon from Daniel 2.

This world, these pains - none of these are permanent. You were made for someplace better.

While living in Babylon, Daniel remembered this. He remembered God's promises. He knew that he was a stranger in a strange land, and he lived accordingly.

Click to hear this encouraging sermon from Daniel 1.

The "spirit of Babylon" is not dead.

Just as the Babylonian envoy showed up at King Hezekiah's door, looking to be let in, so does the "spirit of Babylon" show up at the door of our own hearts. So how should we respond?

Click to hear this convicting sermon from 2 Kings 20.

What happens when you die? Where will you go? And what will it be like?

Are you sick? Do you have a loved one who is ill or dying?

The Bible talks a lot about healing - and yet, what it says is often misunderstood or misconstrued. Click to listen to a an expositional teaching on an important topic (from Luke 17).

A trial was underway - and the three main figures were the Priest, the Devil, and the Judge.

What is "free will?" Do we have it?

And if so, how do we reconcile the choices we make with God's sovereign plans and decree?

Click to hear this sermon from Ephesians 2.

Have you ever lost a loved one? Are you anxious about your own (eventual) passing? Do you question or wonder about the "fairness" of who dies and who lives?

Click to hear this helpful sermon on "Mortality" from Ecclesiastes 12.