Grace Capital Church Podcast

Daniel has a terrifying vision of a man and begins to see angel's activities in the heavenly places. This passage of scripture helps people understand how their prayer interacts with angels and gives clear direction on how to pray.

The angel Gabriel helps Daniel understand Jerimiah's 70 years, pointing to the arrival of the Messiah. Mark describes the new temple coming after Jesus' death and resurrection and shows its location.

The Antichrist will fool many and will deceive even the elect. Mark Warren unpacks Daniel 8 as a framework for understanding the Antichrist and how he will function when Satan empowers him.

Daniel chapter seven describes Daniel's vision and interpretation depicting the rise and fall of empires. Mark makes a case for why now is the time to share Jesus with others.

Daniel's peers and coworkers turned on him because he had God's favor. The Bible tells us that people will lie about you and talk bad about you if you are faithful to God. Mark reveals who the real enemy is and how to take an offensive position.

Daniel had a reputation, and God used his reputation to influence others and to speak the truth in challenging situations. What is your reputation, and why does it matter? Mark Warren looks at Daniel Chapter 5 and how Danial's reputation brings him to another king to interpret the mysterious writing on the wall.

Do you struggle with pride? Pride goes before the fall. Mark Warren looks at Nebuchander's pride that puts him in the wilderness in Daniel chapter 4 and how humility before God restores his lost kingdom.

Are you walking through a trial? Are you feeling alone? Are you suffering? Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego displayed an unwavering faith and found Jesus walking with them in their trail. Be encouraged as you listen to a message of faith from Hon. Charlie Temple.

Daniel interprets Nebuchadnezzar's dream and reveals the empires that would rise and fall over the centuries with a concluding act of Jesus setting up His kingdom on earth. Where are we in the timeline?

The book of Daniel illustrates how to negotiate a faithful life in a pagan culture. Mark draws lessons from Daniel to show how to stay loyal to God in a culture that is becoming less Christian.

Paul says to greet each other with a holy kiss. Should we be doing the same things? Mark looks at the concluding chapter in the book of Romans and shows how Christianity is not a religion but people who genuinely care for one another, becoming a spiritual family.

The Apostle Paul instructs the church in Rome to please their neighbor more than they please themselves. Mark shares a funny story about the power of a hotdog and the significant impact you can make on a person's life by the simplest of acts of kindness.

You have strong views. Are your opinions worth fighting over? Many relationships end with the need to be right. Bill Pellitier shares how Paul, in Romans 14 encourages the church to stop arguing over things that don't matter and what they should be focusing on instead.

Romans 13 tells us to submit to governing authorities, and this is pleasing to God. Is there a time we need to resist the government? How do we know when? Mark Warren shares biblical examples of people who have stood up to governments helping us understand when it's right to do so.

In his writing to the church in Rome, the Apostle Paul gives instructions on how to live, how to live with others in the church, and describes the marks of a true Christian. Mark Warren gives practical examples of how to live in light of a divided country.

It could seem that Romans chapter nine depicts God as a puppet master, choosing who is saved and who is not. Mark Warren shares the heart of God as both sovereign and loving.

No other book will change you when you read it. The Bible is alive and active, and when it is read and stirs faith, it changes your life. Peter Mehegan reviews the first 9 Chapters of Romans and gives a line-by-line explanation of Romans 10.

Do you feel you are too far gone, and there is no way back to God? Romans chapter eleven has some good news for you, and Vicotria Adewumi shows the faithfulness of God through the work of Jesus Christ.

Romans chapter eight gives the answer to the problem of sin and the insufficiency of the law, as the author (Paul) introduced the Holy Spirit and His power.

Why applying the spiritual principles of Romans chapter seven makes the "Critical Race Theory (CRT)" dangerous, and how "race" is a man-made concept.

Sinning can be fun, but it comes at a cost, leading to freedoms being taken away and producing hurt and pain. Mark Warren unpacks Romans 6 and shows that living for Jesus and not for fleshly pleasures produces a better outcome in life.

Romans chapter 5 says that we have been given a free gift that brings freedom. But this gift came at a cost. Mark Warren unpacks how to receive this gift and how it impacts our connection with God. The big idea is that "Freedom is not free, but it is freely given."

Romans chapter four says that Abraham believed God, and because of this, he was counted righteous. What did Abraham know about God that made him right with God, and how does that apply to us today?

We all justify sin. We sometimes feel bad about it, and others ties we don't think twice. But does sin management help us find peace with ourselves and God?

Romans 2 warns about the dangers of judging others. So why do Christians have a reputation of being judgmental, and how do we stop hurting ourselves and others.