The Faithful True King
Daniel 4 reminds us that the Most High God rules over every earthly power.
When we recognise that we are not the centre of the universe, we are free to turn from pride, live differently and give God the glory he deserves.
Daniel 4 reminds us that the Most High God rules over every earthly power.
When we recognise that we are not the centre of the universe, we are free to turn from pride, live differently and give God the glory he deserves.
When you look at the world, who do you think is really in control? Chapter 2 of Daniel reminds us that even the most powerful cannot control everything and ultimately must bow before the King of kings.
The church displays the gospel when its leaders model maturity and spiritual integrity. Paul begins Titus by stressing the importance of godly elders for the sake of the entire household of faith.
Unlike Roman culture—which prized personal freedom and privilege—Christians willingly limit their freedoms for the sake of one another.
The Bible is clear – life will not continue as it is forever.
There will be a moment when Jesus will return, when all people realise that he has always been the King, and when we all will be judged.
That truth is a comfort and a challenge.
A look forward to what’s coming up.
The heart of our faith is a simple phrase that changes everything: Jesus is Lord.
Jesus is alive!
We are changing all the time. There are all sorts of experiences and events that shape us. But how do we ensure we are being changed to become more like Jesus?
This Christian life involves our brothers and sisters. So we are called to encourage, support and cheer on one another. To do that we need to take notice of those around us.