Following Jesus means we say yes to Him but no to other things. Join Pastor Jonathan Macintyre as he walks through Luke 9, Acts 20 and John 15 and challenges us to love Christ more than the world.

The supernatural world has a say - God sits on a throne, surrounding by a great number of beings and He will judge the world. And the best news? He will give Jesus a Kingdom, dominion and glory that is everlasting. Pastor Andrew Wooddell walks through the 2 heavenly scenes in Daniel 7 to remind us who we're following and who we place our faith in.

John 3, Matthew 26

It wasn't the size of Daniel's faith that brought him through the night with the lions, but it was Who he put his faith in that made all the difference!

Pastor Jerry Sander teaches from Daniel 6, and also references Matthew 6, Hebrews 11, Leviticus 3 and other passages.

A government that comes against prayer? Making it illegal to practice faith in the One True God? The cost of obedience?

Pastor Jerry digs into the beginning of Daniel 6 and shows us how the schemes of the enemy are still present in the world today, and how we should stand courageously in the ways of God.

What will it take in your life for God to break you of your own sinfulness? Maybe it's shame from your past, or a telephone pole in your eye, Jesus wants to teach you to lean into brokenness and experience His mercy and grace.

What was prophesied in Isaiah was now coming to pass at this drunken revelry in Babylon. God's hand shows up to declare judgment upon the king and the empire, and Daniel speaks boldly to the 2nd in command.

Dig deeper into this pivotal moment as one empire comes to an end, and the scene moves from Babylon to the Medo-Persian empire.

While King Nabonidus is away, Belshazzar plays. But this unholy feast leads to God's literal hand appearing, writing judgment on the wall against Belshazzar and the Babylonian kingdom.

Pastor Jerry unpacks this as a antithesis of the holy feast that Jesus calls us to practice, going into 1 Corinthians 11 and how in the New Testament, judgment comes on those in the church who act more like Babylonians at the meal.

Daniel's interpretation of Nebuchanezzar's dream comes true, and the king's pride leads him down a dark path. Seven years of losing his mind for God to break him of his pride.

But the beauty? The king returns, repents and proclaims the praises of the God of Israel. Your pride or broken season doesn't have to be the end - God is waiting for you to turn back to Him!