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When We’re Pressured to Conform (Daniel 1:8–21)

20 min · 23. juni 2026
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How do we avoid conforming to our culture? We follow this verse—“Daniel resolved that he would not defile himself.” (Daniel 1:8) God will strengthen our resolve, too! Scripture Readings: The readings are about thriving when we’re pressured to conform. OT: Daniel 1:8–21; EP: Romans 12:1–2; GO: Matthew 5:10–16 Engaging Today’s Sermon Text - A Guide for Reflection and Prayer: 1. Why is Daniel 1:8 the turning point in chapter 1? 2. What character traits do you admire most about Daniel? 3. How did God bless Daniel’s obedience? (See Daniel 1:19–20

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When Our World Ends (Daniel 1:1–7)

For the next eight weeks, we will delve into the Old Testament Book of Daniel. The series is called -- Thriving No Matter What Hits You. Today’s topic? When Our World Ends! Scripture Readings: The readings are about thriving when our world ends: OT: Daniel 1:1–7; EP: Romans 5:1–5; GO: John 14:1–10. Use the following questions as a guide for further reflection and prayer. Let's remain in God’s Word this summer! Engaging Today’s Sermon Text - A Guide for Reflection and Prayer: 1. Try to imagine what this might have been like for the Jews to be in exile/deported to Babylon. What might this have been like for them? What might they have felt?    2. If we stubbornly refuse to see that God ends things to protect us, perfect us and direct us, then we add to our suffering. How so?  3. How can Jesus’ resurrection change the way we look at situations when it might look like the end of our world?

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