For Belshazzar, king of Babylon, God’s Freedom meant dependence that seemed impossible to accept. In God’s plan for the Hebrew captives, Belshazzar, as well as for you and me, God’s freedom is not about independence but rather a change in dependence.
~Pastor Nate Elias
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Communion service can feel like an archaic 2000-year-old practice without real meaning for today. Before we give in to the temptation, we will explore the meaning of the various components of the communion service.
~Pastor Nate Elias
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God’s sovereignty, his supreme power and authority, continue to experience Satan’s constant challenge. Nebuchadnezzar struggled with the greatest human temptation, self exaltation. Daniel 4 pressed God’s sovereignty and challenged Nebuchadnezzar’s self exaltation..
– – Pastor Nate Elias
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There are so many things in our lives we allow to define who we are. Often without our conscious thought process, we can allow our lives to become our idol of worship.
– Pastor Nate Elias
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Today we welcome a special guest speaker, Marc-Anthony Pierre, assistant chaplain from Southern Adventist University. Marc-Anthony graduated from Southern Adventist University with a degree in theology. His campus ministry focuses on innovation, discipleship, and mentoring. We look forward to hearing what he shares with us today.
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God made a covenant with Abraham that if he would leave “confusion and chaos” and follow Him to a place to be announced, Abraham would be blessed. The Hebrews, including Daniel, return to “confusion and chaos” to rediscover the importance of following God. Throughout the learning to follow, God is not absent or aloof but rather repeatedly, God “gave.”
~Pastor Nate Elias
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When considering the book of Daniel, exploring the culture, era and redemptive history challenges us as readers to consider how the God of the universe would allow his people to be taken captive by “polydemonic” nation such as Babylon. We must seek answers to God’s purpose and what is His “Ultimate Triumph.”
~Pastor Nate Elias
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Every human story can be told through a great narrative. Christians are challenged to follow Christ and be a living narrative. What’s your narrative?
~Pastor Nate Elias
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In a world where we often demand personal control, God introduced at Creation a concept the demands complete surrender of control. Surrender of control sounds foreign and living it feels outright repulsive. Why would God want, expect, and demand this type of surrender from His prized earthly creation?
~Pastor Nate Elias
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