We learn from Daniel that In the nation of Babylon, as in our own, courageous faith actions are equipped through consistent faith practices. (Daniel 6:1-28)

Pride leads to destruction but humility before God leads to life. This is the lesson of Daniel 5 where the arrogant pride of Belshazzar leads to the final destruction of the great Babylonian empire. (Daniel 5:1-31)

Christian Confidence is Contagious (Daniel 4)

Daniel and his three friends were living "Between Two Worlds". In Daniel 3, the three friends could not obey the king by worshiping the image. They knew they would suffer for that choice but God delivered them through the fire. God was again glorified. (Daniel 3:1–4:3)

Daniel 2 is perhaps the single most complete prophecy regarding the world's kingdoms in the Bible. Daniel 2 reminds us that it is God and God alone twho sets up and tears down the world kingdoms. As Christians we should submit to God and His kingdom.

As a young man Daniel was taken from his home and shipped off to Babylon. Daniel had to determine how to live as God's child in this godless world. In Daniel chapter one we see clearly how to live "Between Two Worlds" as Christians have to do today. (Daniel 1:1-21)

John finishes his letter, reminding his readers of the confidence they have in their eternal life, prayer, power over sin and the evil one, and relationship with the one, true God. (1 John 5:13-21)

A special message from Pastor Mark in response to the violence of the week of July 4.

John identifies multiple witnesses that provide their testimony concerning Jesus the Christ, the Son of God. We look at WHO provides the testimony, WHAT the testimony is, and WHY the testimony is important. (1 John 5:6-12)

In this paragraph John offers three clues describing those who have been born of God. Those who have been born of God believe that Jesus is the Christ, love the children of God, and overcome the world. (1 John 5:1-5)