Learning How to Do Life Well
Tim and Trudi recap the lessons of Daniel chapter 5, including some things which weren’t said on Sunday.
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Another king of Babylon, another lesson to learn.
The book of Daniel chronicles a difficult time for the people of God and how people of the kingdom of God should respond in the middle of the kingdom of darkness. This series draws on the teaching of various ministries, including Church of the Highlands, the Door of Hope, and The Bible Project.
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Tim and Trudi have a conversation about Daniel chapter 4 and pride and humility.
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A lesson about pride, humility, and the Babylon mentality.
The book of Daniel chronicles a difficult time for the people of God and how people of the kingdom of God should respond in the middle of the kingdom of darkness. This series draws on the teaching of various ministries, including Church of the Highlands, the Door of Hope, and The Bible Project.
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Tim and Trudi discuss the lesson from Sunday on Daniel chapter 3. Who was the real main character of the story and what lessons should we learn?
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Tim talks through Daniel 3, the three Hebrews in burning fiery furnace, which turns out to be much more than a children’s story.
The book of Daniel chronicles a difficult time for the people of God and how people of the kingdom of God should respond in the middle of the kingdom of darkness. This series draws on the teaching of various ministries, including Church of the Highlands, the Door of Hope, and The Bible Project.
Would you like to join the conversation? Send us your questions or comments, and we’ll talk about it After Class (later this week!)