Daniel 12:11–13 reminds believers that suffering has limits, Christ preserves His people, and resurrection hope is certain in Him.

Daniel 12 teaches believers to trust God’s sovereign purposes even when He withholds the answers we seek and His providence remains hidden.

Daniel 12:1–4 reveals the coming resurrection, final judgment, and the two eternal outcomes awaiting every person: everlasting life or everlasting contempt.

Daniel 10 reveals an unseen spiritual battle and a God who draws near. Learn how to live in dependence on Christ who has already secured the victory.

Daniel 9 shows how God’s Word exposes sin and leads us to mercy in Christ. Learn how to respond when Scripture calls you to repentance.

Daniel 8 shows that God governs history, ordains suffering, and sets its end. In Christ, the deepest problem is resolved and our hope is secure.

Daniel 7 shows that God rules history, judges evil, and gives the everlasting kingdom to the Son of Man. Hear this sermon from Refuge Church Centralia.

Daniel 6 shows how steady devotion to God shapes faithful living even under pressure. A sermon from Refuge Church Centralia.

Daniel 5 shows the fall of Babylon and the writing on the wall. Learn how God’s judgment and Christ’s righteousness shape our eternal hope.

This sermon from Daniel 4 explores pride, humility, God’s sovereignty, and the restoration available through Jesus Christ for all who truly submit to Him.

This sermon from Daniel 2 explores the limits of human power, God’s sovereignty over history, and the unshakable kingdom established through Jesus Christ.

This sermon from Daniel 1:8–21 explores faithful obedience in exile, God’s quiet providence, and how Christ’s perfect faithfulness secures hope when obedience feels slow and unseen.

This sermon from Daniel 1:1–7 explores God’s sovereignty in exile, the pressure of identity formation, and how Christ secures our identity when the world seeks to redefine us.

This sermon from Psalm 34 explores what the life that fears the Lord looks like, marked by praise in affliction, personal trust, godly obedience, and hope rooted in Christ’s redeeming work.

This sermon from Psalm 62 calls us to abandon false refuges and trust God alone as the only source of salvation, stability, and steadfast love revealed in Christ.

This sermon from Psalm 46 explores God as our refuge in a shaking world, the source of true stability, and the call to stillness rooted in trust in Christ’s unshakable reign.

In Acts 5:33-42, we see that obedience to Christ does not always bring visible success. This sermon explores joyful obedience, suffering, and the sure advance of God’s work through faithful proclamation of the risen Christ.

Christmas reminds us not only that Jesus was born, but that He came to save and still reigns today. These three short devotionals walk through the birth of Christ, the cross of Christ, and the commission of Christ - showing how every part of the Gospel is good news for us.

What is God saying to us in baptism?

In Acts 2:37-41, we see that baptism is more than a personal milestone or religious tradition - it is the Gospel made visible. When God saves sinners by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, He does not leave that work hidden. He marks it publicly, declaring that we belong to Him.

This message explores the joy, weight, and assurance of belonging to Christ, reminding us that baptism doesn’t save us - Jesus does - but it powerfully proclaims what God has already done. As we consider repentance, forgiveness, and life in the church, we’re invited to rest in the grace of a Savior who gladly claims His people as His own.