Sermon text: Daniel 11:2-4; Daniel 11:36-45 The angel Gabriel pulls back the curtain of history to show Daniel—and us—that God is always in control, even when the world feels chaotic. The rise and fall of kings, the clash of empires, and the schemes of the enemy all seem overwhelming. At times, it feels like God’s people are held in checkmate, with no way out. But just when it looks like the enemy has the upper hand, God reveals His hidden…
Sermon text: Daniel 10:12-14 The prophet is granted a glimpse beyond the veil, revealing a cosmic battle between the forces of good and evil. This unseen spiritual warfare can stir fear and make us hesitant to pursue God’s calling on our lives. But there is hope: the sacrifice of Christ—God’s perfect love in action—breaks fear’s grip and empowers us to stand firm in His purposes. Header image by Gioele Fazzeri on Unsplash.
Sermon text: Joshua 24:15 As Joshua was passing off the scene, he challenged the Israelites to be faithful to God. They had to decide. Would they adopt the idolatry of their distant past, the paganism of the land they were conquering, or service to the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? We have the same decision today. Often Christians can point to a point when they “decided to follow Jesus.” That’s a historical event. But how many can say that…
