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This week we’ll be looking at Daniel 7, where we see Daniel’s vision of the four beasts and what they mean. Daniel was alarmed by his vision, should we be too?

Today, we were encouraged to remain steadfast and faithful in the midst of adversity. We looked at Daniel in chapter 6, and saw how he remained faithful to God, whether he was in the tranquility of his room or in a lion’s den. Why? Because he believe in a living God who reigns over all

This week in Daniel 5, we see King Belshazzar on the throne. And although he was familiar with how his father King Nebuchadnezzar was humbled by God, he did not honour this same God during his reign. Transcript

Have you ever been given a warning with a consequence, but did not heed it? King Nebuchadnezzar found himself in this situation where he would not repent of his sins, and his pride caused him to fall. Daniel 4 is the story of King Nebuchadnezzar’s second dream and his journey in being humbled by God.

Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego are in trouble. They refuse to bow down and worship the idol set up by King Nebuchadnezzar. He is furious. They’re about to be thrown into a burning furnace heated up 7 times more than usual. Yet they utter these words in faith – “..our God whom we serve is able

King Nebuchadnezzar had a dream, and he wanted to know what it meant. But not one wise man in his kingdom could tell him what he wanted to know. Except, God could, through his servant Daniel.

In our first sermon, Kyle Essary, one of our elders, preached from Daniel 1 which we explored the clash of cultures, the temptation to compromise, and the peaceful resistance Daniel and his companions experienced. We learned from Daniel 1 about how we should live in a world where cultures collide. The biblical solution is to