The Trinity Baptist Church choir presents a Christmas Cantata. "Joy Has Dawned" celebrating the arrival of our. Savior more than 2,000 years ago.

"Joy Has Dawned" was written by Dennis and Nan Allen.

This sermon recorded on Sunday, December 8, 2024.

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We dig deeper into chapter 4 of Daniel, where Nebuchadnezzar shares his dream of a massive tree that is chopped down at the order of a heavenly message.

Moving into the fourth chapter of Daniel, we read about Nebuchadnezzar sharing a dream with his wise men, yet only Daniel is able and willing to tell the king the meaning of the dream.

After being denied by three of his wise men, King Nebuchadnezzar puts their feet to the flames, aiming to melt their devotion to God so they will worship his image instead. It's a method known throughout the ages, especially for Christians who've felt the pressure to break their allegiance to God.

As we turn the page to Daniel chapter 3, we read about Nebuchadnezzar seemingly attempting to twist the dream of the statue into his own design. One where his golden kingdom lasts forever. Yet his vision is defied by 3 of the men through whom God revealed the meaning of his dream.

Facing a certain death at the order of King Nebuchadnezzar, Daniel has pleaded to God for the answer to the King's impossible demand to reveal the dream he had. Now Daniel is able to provide the details of the dream and the interpretation to the king. It all points to the supremacy of God over man's kingdom.

As Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah face certain death after the order of King Nebuchadnezzar, the four turn immediately to prayer. It is the mark of lives where prayer to God is essential, not just important.

In. the second chapter of Daniel. we read about how Nebuchadnezzar, the most-powerful man in the world, is disturbed by a dream. It drives him to demand something the world cannot give him: to tell him what he dreamed and what it means.

In. the second chapter of Daniel. we read about how Nebuchadnezzar, the most-powerful man in the world, is disturbed by a dream. It drives him to demand something the world cannot give him: to tell him what he dreamed and what it means.

Guest speaker Kerwin Rodriguez from the Moody Bible Institute opens Matthew 18:21-35, looking at the parable of the ungrateful servant and how we are prone to being just as cruel as him.