Unlocking the Truth

We have all heard the saying “the writing is on the wall”. This week we will look at the origin of this phrase through the life of Belshazzar who would be the last king over Babylon. The Medes and the Persians were ready to invade but Belshazzar was too busy to have a celebration with the Lord’s Holy vessels. Arrogance has no place in the life of an alien. This week we will look at why Pride is not an option for believers.

In this episode, we will take a closer look at the life of Nebuchadnezzar and his encounter with God in Daniel 4. Who is really in charge? So often we try to run our lives as though we are in complete control. Are you willing to admit that God is in control of all things? Join us as we see how Nebuchadnezzar responded to that very question.

How do we define integrity? This week we look at Daniel chapter 3 and 3 examples of men with integrity. Shadrach, Meshach and Abendego take a stand for their faith, a faith they are willing to die for because they hold the worship of God as the main priority in their lives. Join us as we look at 3 promises that we can apply from the fiery furnace.

This week we will look at Daniel chapter 2. Nebuchadnezzar has a vision concerning not only himself but what is to come in future days. Join us as we take a closer look at Nebuchadnezzar’s dream and how it applies to us today.

This week we dig into Daniel chapter 1. Daniel and his friends were taken captive and brought back to Babylon. The first thing Nebuchadnezzar wanted to do was immerse these captives in their new culture by changing four key areas of their lives. Join us as we look at how our culture is seeking to conform and transform us much like the Babylonians did with Daniel and his friends.

On this episode of Unlocking the Truth Podcast we launch our new series on the first six chapters of the book of Daniel. We will look at the characteristics of those who live in the world but not of the world. Join us as we learn how to live with Resolve in the midst of an ever-changing culture.

What do we do when our plans are not His plans? In the final chapter of Jonah, we see a man who is behaving more like a child who didn’t get his way. Jonah was mad at God because his plan for judgement and annihilation was replaced with a great awakening for the people of Ninevah. This week we will look at how to submit to the rule of God.

Could this be one of the greatest revivals in history? When Jonah submits to God’s will and heads to Nineveh to preach repentance, there is a radical transformation in this great city. This week we will look at how the Lord uses frail man as an instrument of change.

Jonah was thrust into the deep water; the current was taking him away from the boat, the weeds were tangled around him, and the waves were crashing over his head. Jonah was hopeless; the storm was going to take his life, but what did he do next? Join us this week as we look at Jonah chapter 2 and discuss submitting to God’s will.

Everyone knows the saying “You Can Run, but You Cannot Hide” This week we start our new 4-part series in the Book of Jonah.

Have you ever been asked to do something, and you were determined not to do it at all costs? Jonah was a prophet of God and was responsible for sharing a message of repentance to Ninevah. Jonah had other plans…Join us this week as we look at what happens when you run from the will of God.