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Pastor Rodney message teaches that bold prayers, like Daniel's, are powerful acts of faith that build unshakable character, bring God's favor, and position us for lasting impact. Using Daniel's story, he shows how courageous prayer — even under pressure — fuels a vibrant faith that fears God more than man and anchors us through life's challenges. Bold prayers don't require polished words, but hearts fully surrendered to God, trusting that every prayer is heard, remembered, and answered according to His perfect will. Listen and be challenged. Support the show

Using Daniel 8 as our primary text, we discuss the Persian Empire from the rise of Cyrus the Great to its demise at the hand of Alexander the Great.

In this powerful message, Dr. G. Lan Ijiwola explores how we, as ambassadors for Christ, can make a difference by leading others to God. Using Daniel 2 as a focal point, Dr. Ijiwola illustrates how Daniel and his friends made King Nebuchadnezzar a friend of God by providing divine insight to his troubling dream. Discover practical insights on how to recognize the deep questions people around us are asking, use the spiritual gifts God has given us, and respond to needs with wisdom and courage. Learn how to turn opportunities into moments that point others to Jesus and make lasting friends for God. Key Points Covered: Recognizing the search for answers in the world around us. Utilizing the unique gifts and resources we have as God's people. The consequences of inaction and the importance of sharing God's wisdom. Pursuing God's guidance through prayer and discernment. Providing hope and perspective that points others to Christ. Transforming relationships and making lasting connections for God's Kingdom. Scripture Reference: Daniel 2, 2 Corinthians 5:18-20 (ESV) Learn how to make a meaningful impact in our spheres of influence by being ambassadors of Christ and leading others to become friends of God.

How do we prevent a daily necessity from becoming a life-damaging addiction? This week on In The Market with Janet Parshall we had a practical conversation about food and making sure that it does not become our “drug of choice”. The advent of progressive Christianity has pulled people away from established orthodox truth about the tent poles of the faith. Our guest shared her journey of being taken in by this new teaching, deconstructing its errors and rebuilding her faith on the unwavering bedrock of God’s truth. She is watchman on the wall for all of us when we encounter this dangerous and damaging false faith. Boldness in the life of the believer is not just restricted to the pages of scripture. Using Daniel’s experience in the lion’s den as a template, a highly respected evangelist joins us to talk about what it means to fight the “lions” of compromise and temptation that attack our faith and just like Daniel discover God’s power to rescue and save us when we are in our hour of trouble. Our guest shared her story of walking through the fire of abuse, restoration and rebuilding side by side with Jesus, reminding us all that there is no personal disaster so great that God can not see us through it, if we let Him. An overdose of the news can easily lead to turmoil and confusion but Janet and Craig are here once again to help us tamp down the noise and hear the clarion call of truth as we examine the headlines of the week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all will walk through the fiery trials of life. Sometimes the fire of trials we walk through isn't for doing anything wrong, but for doing everything right. Sadly, we often think that as a Believer we should have a life of ease. Jesus said He came to give us abundant life, yes. But this does not mean He gives us a life free from adversity. Using Daniel 3 and the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego as the teaching passage, discover 3 ways you can walk through the fire of trials in your life and be full of faith.

Stephanie is the mother of a veteran who passed away in January of 2016 while waiting for treatment from the VA for PTSD and addiction. She is now an advocate for improved veterans services, particularly in the area of mental health issues, as well as one of the many voices in the efforts to take down the current opioid crisis in our country. She is available to speak on these subjects in any arena and is happy to do all she can to help veterans and veteran support organizations as well as those working in addiction services. In This Particular Episode You Will Learn: Stephanie's background and experience Daniel Keegan's background and experience Advocacy for veterans Listening to the whole story of a veteran's experience rather than just the snapshot Using Daniel's story to bridge the gap between those who have served and those who have not Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic (S.A.F.E. Project US) Veteran Courts The Know Your Veterans Act Warm Handoff cooperation between DoD and VA Links Mentioned in This Episode: Stephanie's Social media: LinkedIn Twitter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/support

How do you respond to difficult, if not impossible, situations in life? When things outside of your control come flooding into your existence, do you respond to them with doubt, or faith? With fear or confidence? With seizing control from the sovereign hand of God or yielding it to Him? Using Daniel as our example, we itemize a few things about his response to an impossible situation that will be a carrying device to take throughout this entire chapter. For the question posed to the depths of his soul then, is the same question that you and I face today...do we truly believe?

Susie Gamez is Canadian by birth, Korean by heritage and Mexican/American by marriage. She is passionate about matters surrounding culture, diversity, justice and the Gospel. After serving as a missionary in South Central Los Angeles for 14 years, she now lives in Long Beach, CA where she serves on staff with Light and Life Christian Fellowship. Today, on the last day of Missions Week, Susie reads from Daniel 6 and exhorts us to place our trust in God though life many a times tempts us to forfeit our faith. Using Daniel as an example, Susie encourages us that God will never let us down, even when trusting in His faithfulness is hard to do.

What if God doesn't answer every one of your prayers, what if He doesn't give you everything that you think you deserve, what will you do then? We are sometimes told that our lack of abundance comes from our lack of faith. Cancer happens, divorce happens, death happens, but what happens to those who believed God would "fix" those problems? When Jesus doesn't answer prayers is Jesus still enough? Using Daniel 3:12-18 we see the answer of 3 men that said Jesus was enough, even if they didn't get what they wanted out of life.

In this second sermon in the Babylon series, Pastor Paul teaches about our identity - how we were created, how it's broken and how it's redeemed. Using Daniel 1:1-7 as his passage, Paul shares how Babylon destroys our identity, steals our hopes and dreams and always fails to deliver.

Powerful message by Pastor Tai Adeshugba: Generationally Transmitted Trauma in Men In today’s Father’s Day message, Pastor Tai delivers an usual but powerful message titled ‘Generational Transmitted Trauma’. Using Daniel 10:12-13 and Ephesians 6:12-13, we are reminded that there is more to this life than what meets the eye. We understand that as Christians, the war we fight is not simply against what we see with our eyes but it is against supernatural powers. Yet oftentimes, just like Daniel, we are completely oblivious to the war that rages on because of us.  When we think of legacy, we often think of it being a positive thing. We celebrate people and say, “He/She left a legacy of faithfulness”, often forgetting that as it is in the light, so it is in the dark. Many men are carrying things that they are unaware of, negative things that are having an impact on their lives and on the lives of those around them. Without realising it, they are being subjected to the wiles of powers that cannot be seen with the human eye. Men carry the seed and so when they reproduce, the cycle continues. Thus a pattern of generational brokenness, failure, poverty, depression, anger, abuse and so much more, begins to take root and leaves behind a legacy of destruction.  But these cross generational cycles and patterns can and must be broken. We know we cannot fight with physical weapons but our weapons are mighty through God to pull down strongholds. Our victory is rooted in Christ Jesus and with Him, we can receive our breakthrough.  To hear more on this explosive message, head over to our website and allow this message to light a fire in you that will be the catalyst for a new beginning in your life! DOWNLOAD NOW and listen in. JOIN US next week @WT for yet another inspiring message. Don’t forget to like and share

Using Daniel's experiences as a model, we explore practical ways to stand firm in a culture that goes against our beliefs, how to engage with limits, how to live in our Babylon.

Using Daniel's experiences as a model, we explore practical ways to stand firm in a culture that goes against our beliefs, how to engage with limits, how to live in our Babylon.

Summary: Stephanie is the mother of a veteran who passed away in January of 2016 while waiting for treatment from the VA for PTSD and addiction. She is now an advocate for improved veterans services, particularly in the area of mental health issues, as well as one of the many voices in the efforts to take down the current opioid crisis in our country.  She is available to speak on these subjects in any arena, and am happy to do all she can to help veterans and veteran support organizations as well as those working in addiction services. In This Particular Episode You Will Learn: Stephanie's background and experience  Daniel Keegan's background and experience  Advocacy for veterans Listening to the whole story of a veteran's experience rather than just the snapshot Using Daniel's story to bridge the gap between those who have served and those who have not Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic (S.A.F.E. Project US) Veteran Courts The Know Your Veterans Act Warm Handoff cooperation between DoD and VA Links Mentioned in This Episode: Stephanie's Social media: LinkedIn Twitter   You can be sure to find future episodes of Head Space and Timing, and all of the CYPOV Podcast Network Shows, by subscribing through your Podcast player of choice, like iTunes. Using an app makes subscribing and listening to podcasts (both ours and others) so much simpler. Just subscribe to Change Your POV Podcast within your app and it will automatically update every time a new episode is released. Do you want to check out Duane's latest book, Combat Vet Don't Mean Crazy? Check it out by finding it on Amazon

Summary: Stephanie is the mother of a veteran who passed away in January of 2016 while waiting for treatment from the VA for PTSD and addiction. She is now an advocate for improved veterans services, particularly in the area of mental health issues, as well as one of the many voices in the efforts to take down the current opioid crisis in our country.  She is available to speak on these subjects in any arena, and am happy to do all she can to help veterans and veteran support organizations as well as those working in addiction services. In This Particular Episode You Will Learn: Stephanie's background and experience  Daniel Keegan's background and experience  Advocacy for veterans Listening to the whole story of a veteran's experience rather than just the snapshot Using Daniel's story to bridge the gap between those who have served and those who have not Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic (S.A.F.E. Project US) Veteran Courts The Know Your Veterans Act Warm Handoff cooperation between DoD and VA Links Mentioned in This Episode: Stephanie's Social media: LinkedIn Twitter   You can be sure to find future episodes of Head Space and Timing, and all of the CYPOV Podcast Network Shows, by subscribing through your Podcast player of choice, like iTunes. Using an app makes subscribing and listening to podcasts (both ours and others) so much simpler. Just subscribe to Change Your POV Podcast within your app and it will automatically update every time a new episode is released. Do you want to check out Duane's latest book, Combat Vet Don't Mean Crazy? Check it out by finding it on Amazon

Have you ever felt like an exile in the workplace? Using Daniel 1 and her experiences as a professor and psychologist at Harvard University, guest speaker Dr. Nancy Hill shows how God gives us mission and vocation in spaces in need of the Gospel.