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  • The Unstoppable God
    The sermon explores the absolute sovereignty of God through the biblical account of King Nebuchadnezzar's humbling and restoration in Daniel chapter 4. By contrasting human pride with divine authority, the preacher illustrates that God is both unstoppable and unquestionable, governing all creation with perfect wisdom. The narrative demonstrates that true reason and peace are found only when individuals acknowledge God's ultimate control over their lives. Emphasizing the certainty of judgment and the availability of grace, the message calls listeners to cease questioning God's ways and instead trust in Christ for salvation. Ultimately, the text urges believers to rest in the comfort of God's unchangeable nature and His promise to receive all who come to Him.
    17 min
  • Ask Sam - Passing the Faith to the Next Generation
    Ask Sam - Passing the Faith to the Next Generation - Episode 83. Topics discussed include: Back to School - Wisdom for Parents, Students, and Grandparents. Passing the Faith - From Parents to Adult Children. Grandparents, Family Influence, and The Church. The Gospel, Family, and Practical Next Steps.
    49 min
  • Ecclesiastes 2: Why Pleasure and Success Cannot Satisfy
    Ecclesiastes 2 records the Preacher's search for satisfaction through pleasure, achievement, possessions, wisdom, and work. Yet after experiencing everything the world could seemingly offer, he concludes that it is vanity and striving after the wind. In this episode of Reading the Bible Daily with Dave, Dave Jenkins explains why pleasure cannot satisfy the soul, why success and achievement cannot provide lasting meaning, why wisdom remains limited by death, and why work apart from God ultimately frustrates us. The chapter ends by directing us toward a better understanding of life: our work, food, enjoyment, and daily blessings are gifts from the hand of God. Meaning is not ultimately found in the gifts, but in the Giver. Ecclesiastes 2 points us beyond the emptiness of life under the sun to our need for Christ. In Him, our lives have lasting purpose, our work is not meaningless, and our joy is rooted in God Himself. Continue reading through Scripture with Reading the Bible Daily with Dave: https://servantsofgrace.org/reading-the-bible-daily-with-dave/
    10 min

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