In the Wilderness

Sermon from January 25 Morning Worship service God Is Fully Free - Matthew 20:1-16 Sermon #1 in The Kingdom of Heaven series (2026 Gospels) Here's the link (or click on any pic):  January 25, 2026 Sermon Link    

  Sermon from January 18 Morning Worship service Anti-What? - Daniel 11:20-45 Sermon #22 of Resolute Resistance Here's the link (or click on the top pic):  January 18, 2026 Sermon Link   Also:  Link to companion sermon in Daniel 8: In His Hands (Part 2)

  Sermon from January 11 Morning Worship service On the Gridiron with God's People - Daniel 11:1-20 Sermon #21 of the Resolute Resistance series Here's the link (or click on the top pic):  January 11, 2025 Sermon Link   Also:  Companion Sermon (Daniel 8 - In His Hands, Part 1)   Companion Timelines:

  Charts to help decipher Daniel chapter 11 Daniel 11 is a valuable prophetic section in the Bible, particularly since the first 35 verses came to full fulfillment within 400 years after God gave the vision to Daniel (assuming that Daniel wrote the book of Daniel by c. 430 B.C.). I will be preaching on this chapter the next two Sundays. Tomorrow (January 11, 2026) will cover verses 1-20, while the next Sunday (January 18) will cover verses 21-45. - Each sermon corresponds to the two sermons on chapter 8. You can find sermon 1 by clicking here , and sermon 2 by clicking here . - The first two charts below summarize the emperors discussed in the prophecy, all the way to Antiochus IV Epiphanes.  - The third chart attempts to fit this chapter on a linear timeline. The person who made the timeline is clearly dispensational and adheres to a pre-tribulation rapture. If you are premillennial, but view the rapture differently, then adjust the timeline accordingly. If you are amillennia...

  Sermon from January 4 Morning Worship service When in a Pickle - Daniel 10:1-21 Sermon #20 of the Resolute Resistance series Here's the link:  January 4, 2025 Sermon Link  

A classic poem to bring in the year 2026. “God Knows”  by Minnie Louise Haskins (1875-1957)  And I said to the man who stood at the gate of the year:  “Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown.”  And he replied:  “Go out into the darkness and put your hand into the Hand of God.  That shall be to you better than light and safer than a known way.”  So I went forth, and finding the Hand of God, trod gladly into the night.  And He led me towards the hills and the breaking of day in the lone East.  So heart be still:  What need our little life  Our human life to know,  If God hath comprehension?  In all the dizzy strife  Of things both high and low,  God hideth His intention. God knows. His will  Is best. The stretch of years  Which wind ahead, so dim  To our imperfect vision,  Are clear to God. Our fears  Are premature; In Him,  All time hath full provision. Then rest: un...