Bo Noonan teaches through chapter 4 of Daniel in our Life in Babylon series. Here we see king Nebuchadnezzar narrate his own story of God's humbling power through a time of pre-prophesied madness. In the story we see the love and care that Daniel has cultivated toward the king, as well as God's grace as he gives the king time to repent and trust him. In the story we see a clear picture of a man's pride and God's grace to allow suffering to humble him and change his life, and the life of others, for good. As we realize that God is the main character and author of the Story of humanity, it frees us to live a life of trust in his goodness, grace, mercy, and providence, rather than trying to control our own circumstance or take credit for things that we don't have control over.
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Daniel 4
January 28, 2024 • Bo Noonan • Proverbs 9:10, Daniel 4, Romans 1:22–23, Genesis 3:4, James 4:13–17
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