Daniel 12:1-12
Rev. Charlie Phillips
I always get emotional at the end of a good book. Daniel is no exception. The past three months have led us through the hills of God’s sovereignty, our suffering in exile, and the grace of Christ that fortifies the faithful. Join us this week as we conclude our series by studying the end of days.
Daniel 11:1-45
Rev. Barr Overcast
You don't have to watch the news for long before you witness the fact that "the nations rage and the peoples plot in vain." How can we as God's people navigate this "raging of the nations"? Join us this Sunday to learn about our God who stands above the chaotic flow of history and controls kings and kingdoms.
Daniel 10:1-21
Rev. Charlie Phillips
John Calvin once said this of all Christians—that by God’s Word we have been “forewarned that an enemy relentlessly threatens us, an enemy who is the very embodiment of rash boldness, of military prowess, of crafty wiles, of untiring zeal and haste, of every conceivable weapon and of skill in the science of warfare”. Clearly, Calvin took spiritual warfare seriously…and so should we! Join us this Sunday as we pull back the curtain on the hidden spiritual realties of life.
Daniel 9:1-27
Rev. Charlie Phillips
John Owen once famously said this—“what an individual is in secret, on his knees before God, that he is and no more”. The first time I read that quote I was filled with shame. The reason was that I had struggled to connect with God in prayer on and off throughout my lifetime. But it wasn’t Owen’s intention to shame Christians. The shame was all mine, and it was because for a large portion of my life I simply didn’t know how to pray. I suspect that I’m not the only one in the church that’s dealt with this struggle. For people like me, Daniel chapter 9 is a Godsend. Join us this Sunday as we encounter the great prophet praying the promises of God.
Daniel 8:1-27
Rev. Barr Overcast
God "does not promise that his people will never suffer but that no suffering will ever eradicate his people; he does not promise that we will never die for the kingdom of God but that the kingdom of God will never die." Come this week to find out what the Persian Empire, Alexander the Great, and some guy named Antiochus IV can teach us about living through opposition to God and His people.
Daniel 7:1-28
Rev. Charlie Phillips
Last week we studied one of the most well known stories in the entire Bible. This week we turn the page to a new section in the book of Daniel with visions and details much less known. But are they less important? Join us this week as we dive into one of the most important chapters in the Old Testament
Daniel 6:1-28
Rev. Charlie Phillips
This Sunday we will conclude the first half of the book of Daniel with a story that everyone has engaged with dozens of times-perhaps the most well-known story in the Bible. What can we learn from Daniel as he faces the lions? What overarching themes are woven throughout the entire first section of the book? Join us as we dive into chapter 6!
Daniel 5:1-31
Rev. Charlie Phillips
This week we’ll be jumping ahead in time in the book of Daniel to encounter another ruler bent on defying God and living for himself. It begs the question as to why Daniel is so stuck on this theme? What is it that he wants for us to take away from this series as a whole? Join us this Sunday as we meet the devious and pathetic ruler, Belshazzar.
Daniel 4:1-37
Rev. Barr Overcast
Two weeks ago, we were introduced to King Nebuchadnezzar. We have watched this proud man wrestle with dreams, set up idolatrous statues, and experience humbling before his own fiery furnace. Daniel 4 brings us to the end of Nebuchadnezzar's story and once again, he is faced with a dream from God. Come this week as we learn from Nebuchadnezzar's story about the grace of God that is found in both His humbling and exalting us.
Daniel 2:1-23
Rev. Charlie Phillips
Just when you think things can’t get any worse for Daniel and his friends, the evil king Nebuchadnezzar has a bad dream. And a bad dream for Nebuchadnezzar is bad news for everyone under his thumb. How will Daniel and his friends evade the newly adopted death sentence against their lives? What will be their source of help and redemption? Join us this week as we continue our new series in the book of Daniel.
Daniel 1:1-21
Rev. Charlie Phillips
This Sunday we’ll be diving back in time nearly 2500 years to 605BC when the forces of darkness prevailed upon God’s people in an unimaginable way. This was surely one of the darkest seasons in redemptive history, and yet hope shone through and was magnified by a few faithful exiles. Join us this week as begin our study of the captivating book of Daniel.