A powerful vision in Daniel depicts a stone, untouched by human hands, destroying a mighty statue. This signifies God's eternal kingdom, established by His divine will, not earthly power. We are called to surrender to His sovereignty and live faithfully, embodying values like love and service. This kingdom, symbolized by the growing stone, transforms lives through the Gospel. Each of us plays a role, reflecting God's character and actively participating in His work. Despite worldly challenges, Daniel's prophecy fosters hope and vigilance, reminding us of God's ultimate victory. Let us commit to faithful living, building His kingdom here on earth.
We wrap up our study of 1 Thessalonians by spending some time in chapter 5. Paul calls for a total commitment to readiness for...
What are some verses in the Book of Joel on which we ought to meditate? Scriptures referenced include Genesis 12:8; Exodus 33:19; Exodus 34:5;...
The Book of Lamentations is divided into five chapters. Each chapter represents a separate poem. In the original Hebrew, the verses in each of...