DANIEL: The Kingdoms of Men & The Kingdom of God
The Hand of God in the History of Men
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.
Unseen Powers and the Ordinary Christian (Part 2)
Text: Ephesians 6:10–20
Main Idea: Equipping ourselves with God’s armor is not a mechanical operation; it is an expression of our wholesale dependence on God for our every need.
Unseen Powers and the Ordinary Christian
Text: Ephesians 6:10–20
Main Idea: The devil and his demons are constantly fighting against God and his people, but God has given us everything we need to stand in the face of their attacks.
Unseen Powers
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.
The Gordian Knot
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.
The Problem that Exile Could Never Solve
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.
A Tutorial on Prayer
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.
The Ravaging Power of Evil and the Sovereign Restraint of God
Text: Daniel 8:1-27
Main Point: The ravaging power of evil is never free from God’s sovereign restraint or his restoring grace.
The Fearful Face of History and the Firm Kingship of Heaven (Part 2)
Text: Daniel 7:15–18
Main Point: The rage of wicked rulers can never reverse the victory that God has sovereignly planned in Jesus Christ.
The Fearful Face of History and the Firm Kingship of Heaven
Text: Daniel 7:1-18
Main Point: The certainty of God’s kingdom in Jesus Christ may not eliminate our fear and suffering but it offers us gospel-sanity and a secure hope amidst the uncertainties of life.
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