Though I do not make any mention in my sermon of the curious role of the “watcher” in Daniel 4, I really couldn’t move on without saying...

In my opinion, Daniel 3 offers the richest public witness of the presence of God in Babylon and the tremendous blessing of being a...

While I make the point in my sermon that peer pressure to conform to the world is a challenge to the follower of Christ that falls under...

With Nebuchadnezzar’s dream and its interpretation, we encounter for the first time—but certainly not for the last—a glimpse into the end...

Daniel 2 starts off with a statement that is fodder for biblical skeptics: “In the second year of the reign of Nebuchadnezzar…” (Dan 2:1...

Not far from where I went to college, there is a gorge where the Maury River winds through the Appalachian Mountains called Goshen Pass....

This reflection is revised from a previous version Herman Bavinck begins his discussion of God’s goodness by saying, “Among God’s ethical...

There is a 19th century hymn that encourages God’s people to take inspiration from the life of Daniel. Its refrain goes like this: Dare...

If it hasn’t happened already, this week will see the rise of gyms, fitness studios, weight loss programs, nutrition supplements,...

In my sermon, I note how the literary end of Luke’s work sounds a triumphant note. The last word of the book of the Acts is “without...

The following is a reflection revised from a previous version adapted for reflection at the end of the year Following on from my previous...

The following is a reflection revised from a previous version adapted for reflection at the end of the year. In Genesis 1 and 2, Moses...