From Pride to Praise (2026-11-01, David Camera, Daniel 4:28-37)
A sermon on Nebuchadnezzar's fall and restoration by David Camera.
Application questions:
Verse 28 begins “all this...” - what does “this” refer to?
How would you describe Nebuchadnezzar in verses 29-30?
What was the purpose of his humiliation?
How does the humiliation of Nebuchadnezzar demonstrate the truth of verses 34 and 35?
What do we learn about God from this passage? (His nature and his character)
What do we learn about ourselves?
Look at v. 27. What is the recommended cure for pride?
How would you describe Nebuchadnezzar in v. 36-37.
What has changed and how did God change him?
Read Proverbs 3:24, 16:18 and 1 Peter 5:2. What do we learn from these verses?
How has the Cross of Jesus turned humility into greatness in the eyes of God? (cr. Phil. 2:1-10)
Why is pride so deadly to us?
Read Ephesians 4:1-2 and Colossians 3:12-13.
What areas of your life in particular right now do you need to embrace these Christian virtues?
Where are you tempted to unhealthy pride? How can you embrace humility in those situations or relationships?
25 Oct 2026
The Fate of the Kingdoms of Man (2026-10-25, Greg Lanier, Daniel 4.4-27)
A sermon the rise and fall of earthly kingdoms by Dr. Greg Lanier.
Application questions:
Reflect on point 1: “God ordains the rise of the kingdoms of man”
How does God’s common grace through human rulers bring temporary blessings to God’s people?
Read Jer 29:1-7. How can you as a Christian respond to exile by “seeking the welfare of the city where God has sent us”?
Reflect on point 2: “God ordains the fall of the kingdoms of man”
In what aspects of life are you most tempted to pride? Where have you experienced God’s humbling in your own life?
Read Jer 25:8-14. Discuss how God uses Nebuchadnezzar as his “servant” to accomplish his will—but also will bring judgment on Nebuchadnezzar?
Where are you tempted to put too much hope in the prosperity of the kingdom of man?
Trace out the following passages: Dan 4:17 (God giving kingdoms “to whom he wills”); Luke 4:6 (Satan’s giving the kingdoms “to whom he wills”); Isa 14:3-4, 12-14 (the fall of “Lucifer”); Luke 10:18 (the fall of Satan). Reflect on how the tumult of earthly kingdoms reflects the battle between Satan and Christ. Then read Rev 18:1-2. What will ultimately happen to Satan’s kingdom?
Now trace out Dan 4:12 and Mark 4:30-32. How can you stir up greater hope in the future kingdom of Christ that will bless all nations?
18 Oct 2026
The King and His Kingdom (2026-10-18, David Camera, Daniel 4:1-3)
A sermon on Daniel 4:1-3 by David Camera
Application questions:
What are the greatest influences on how you conceive of your identity?
How often do you consider your membership in God’s kingdom?
How can embracing our identity as citizens of Christ’s kingdom provide stability and purpose for our lives?
Read Romans 12:1-2. What reality do we face daily as members of Christ’s kingdom?
How do we resist the pressures of the world which seeks to conform us into its mold?
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