Sermons from January 2025
The Daniel Disappearance
Sermon text: Daniel 3:1-30 Culture often pressures us to compromise our faith, but we must be ready to stand firm, no matter the cost. Sometimes God delivers us from hardship, and sometimes He allows us to go through it—but His plan is always good, and He is always with us. Header image by Amruth Pillai on Unsplash.
The Daniel Dilemma
Sermon text: Daniel 2:1-3; Daniel 2:14-18; Daniel 2:44-47 We all have dreams, some big, some small, and some that seem impossible. The real question is whether we’re willing to surrender our dreams to God’s greater plan for humanity. When we do, we find purpose beyond our own ambitions. Header image by Taylor Deas-Melesh on Unsplash.
The Daniel Response
Sermon text: Daniel 1:1-8; Daniel 1:21 Daniel teaches us to engage the hostile culture around us, not retreat from it. He does so, however, with biblical boundaries intact. The result becomes personal transformation that results in transformation of the culture and community around him. Header image by Elianna Gill on Unsplash.
The Daniel Perspective
Sermon text: Daniel 1:1-2 Think like a missionary by seeing things from God’s point of view. Daniel and his friends found themselves in a culture that opposed their faith. They had two choices: withdraw or engage. By trusting that God was still in control despite their difficult situation, they gained the confidence to engage the culture while staying true to their biblical values. Header image by Victor Rodriguez on Unsplash.