Sermons on Daniel

One of the members of the congregation asked their pastor, who is a huge Detroit Lions’ fan, “Have you ever been in the Lions’ locker room at Ford Field?” He thought for a moment and answered, “No. I’ve been to Ford Field, but never in a locker room.” “If you had,” she replied, “wouldn’t that be Daniel in the Lions’ den?” Take a guess at the pastor’s first name? Daniel in the Lion’s Den is the focus of Sunday’s worship…

Two of the most often asked questions among Christians are, “What will heaven be like?” and “What’s going to happen on Judgment Day?” This Sunday, through two visions, one from the Old Testament (Daniel 7) and one from the New Testament, God pictures it for us in a way we can better understand. J

Some complain, “Everything in my life is out of control!” Other’s brag, “I’ve got everything under control!” Everyone is trying to control something in their lives. What if you let someone else be in control so you didn’t have to worry about anything? Would that be something you’d be in favor of? Truth is, God is in control. And because he always operates with a heart of grace for his children, Christians can relax. The “Three Men in the Fiery…

The King of kings was laid in a cradle. Thirty-three years later the King of kings was laid in a tomb after being nailed to a cross. Why would any king do that? To carry out God’s salvation plan for you. To conquer your enemies (sin, death and Satan). To make sure you will live and reign forever. To protect you every day until then. Those are excellent reasons to celebrate. Which is what St. Paul’s will be doing this…