Scripture: Daniel

We cannot keep Jesus at a safe distance. He asks more of us than respect, good words, or outward religion. Like the rich young ruler, we can come near to Jesus and still walk away when His words reach into the part of life we do not want…

We gather today to remember an ancient story that speaks into our very souls. Three young men, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, found themselves prisoners in a strange and shadow-filled land. Babylon was a place of darkness, where foreign gods demanded worship. Yet these brave souls would not forget…

Sonny challenges us to think deeply about what it means to be a good citizen—not just of our country but of God’s kingdom. He begins by reflecting on the complexity of politics and the temptation to place our hope in human leaders. Yet, he reminds us that as…

In this sermon, Sonny begins by lightheartedly sharing how his children, Heidi and Jeremy, humorously critique his tendency to give extensive overviews of biblical stories. Today, he ambitiously plans to tell the story of the entire Bible, emphasizing that the Bible is God’s story—His story. Sonny highlights that…

This sermon delves deeply into the life of Daniel, presenting a compelling narrative of his unwavering faith and steadfast commitment to God. A meticulous examination of various passages from the book of Daniel offers profound insights into Daniel’s character and actions, drawing parallels to contemporary Christian living. The…

In this sermon, we explored the theme of courage in the face of fear, using the story of Moses from the Bible as our guide. Our world is filled with fear and anxiety, but as followers of Jesus Christ, it’s time for us to be courageous. Moses encountered…

Have you ever wondered (even subconsciously) whether God knows and cares about what is going on in our lives?  Matthew 10, verses 29-31 should settle the question for us. If God knows when a sparrow falls and has the hairs of our head numbered, shouldn’t we expect that…

The first reaction you may have to this title is, “Well, I’m certainly not living in Potiphar’s house!” Are you sure? At some level, if we are living in today’s world we are “living in Potiphar’s house.” And we don’t even have to move in to be connected;…