The sermon examines Daniel chapter 3, focusing on the unwavering faith of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego as they face a mortal threat from King Nebuchadnezzar. It highlights their refusal to commit idolatry despite the pressure to conform, emphasizing that their confidence stems from trusting God's promises rather than guaranteeing their own safety. The preacher contrasts the accusers' jealousy with the Hebrews' steadfast loyalty, noting that their faithfulness serves as a powerful testimony even in captivity. By analyzing the historical and cultural context, the message encourages believers to avoid complacency regarding familiar biblical stories. Ultimately, it calls for a clear commitment to obey God over societal demands, regardless of the personal cost.
30 Aug 2026
Don't Go Green: Putting Envy to Death
Envy was once considered one of the seven deadly sins; yet, today, we treat it with casual resignation. We do this at great peril, since this dragon is as deadly as ever. Look around and you see it wreaking havoc on hearts and homes, churches and civilizations. Having seen the beautiful virtues of the wisdom from above in the last sermon, we return to this passage to see the hatefulness of this sin and resolve to put envy to death.
30 Aug 2026
Two Tale of Two Wisdoms
The sermon contrasts worldly wisdom, characterized by bitter jealousy and selfish ambition, with heavenly wisdom that originates from God. It identifies earthly and demonic sources for false wisdom, which leads to disorder and vile practices within the community. True wisdom is described through seven attributes: purity, peaceableness, gentleness, reasonableness, mercy, impartiality, and sincerity. Believers are called to examine their hearts and reject counterfeit motives in favor of a life marked by good fruit and righteousness. The message concludes with an invitation to embrace Christ as the ultimate source of wisdom and to become peacemakers who sow righteousness.
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