Sermons on Daniel

Text: Daniel 12:5-13 Main Idea:  Don’t obsess over everything you cannot know about the end. Rather, make every effort to live every day of your life in simple, faith-filled obedience to God no matter the cost.

Text”Daniel 12:1–4 Main Idea: Everyone “lives” forever, the question is where?

Text: Daniel 12:1–4 Main Question: What do we know about the end of the world?

Text: Daniel 11:21-12:3 Main Idea: The most fearsome leaders in the history of the world are wholly constrained by the sovereign hand of God.

Text: Daniel 11:1-20 Main Idea: Do not trust in the kingdoms of men because their fragile plans are subject to the sovereign hand of God.

Text: Daniel 10:1–11:1 Main Idea:  God’s people are forever secure because our spiritual foes are no match for our infinitely powerful and ever-faithful God.

Text: Daniel 9:24-27 Main Idea: God’s people can find comfort in the promise that God is always working for their highest good even when they struggle to grasp the process.

Text: Daniel 9:20-24 Main Point: The problem of my sin needs to be addressed before I can enjoy unhindered fellowship with God and the blessings of his promised kingdom. 

Text: Daniel 9:1-19 Main Point: When God’s people grasp the true nature of his character and the certainty of his promises, they are emboldened to pursue him in humble confession and confident prayer.

Text: Daniel 8:1-27 Main Point: The ravaging power of evil is never free from God’s sovereign restraint or his restoring grace.