Many people today are experiencing a crisis of faith. It seems the world is winning and we live in a country ruled by men and women without concern for the things of God. We fear for the future of our children, and many times we want to fight to combat the deterioration but don’t know how. Daniel served as a slave in a cruel and ruthless kingdom. When his life was endangered and circumstances looked hopeless he continued on in faith. We, too continue on as we are reminded that a better kingdom is coming for all of God’s people. Join us as we consider the power of God when our faith hits a wall.
When Faith Hits a Wall
Daniel 2:1-49
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