Daniel 11:2-12:13

 In this episode, Sam and Jake discuss yesterday’s sermon from Daniel 11:2-12:13 — we are called to care about wisdom, purity, and to trust in the resurrection. We unpack the main points from the sermon and go beyond yesterday with additional insight into the text. As the book of Daniel closes, God reminds His people that He’s sovereign over history, over evil, and over every future moment still to come. This episode explores how prophecy isn’t meant to satisfy curiosity—it’s meant to fuel courage. We’ll talk about what it means to live faithfully when the world seems upside down, how to stand firm when deception and pressure grow, and why hope in resurrection gives us endurance in every trial. Message Highlights: Main Point: Care about wisdom. Care about purity. Trust in the resurrection. God reveals the future not for speculation but for sanctification. Believers are called to “know your God” and stand firm amid deception and compromise. Prophecy prepares believers to endure suffering with hope. The end of evil: not a battle, but a breath from Christ’s mouth. The final promise—rest, resurrection, and reward for those who remain faithful. Practical application: Know your Bible: Discernment grows from knowing God’s Word, not popular voices. Guard your purity: Let trials refine, not ruin, your faith. Endure with hope: Suffering isn’t wasted—it’s purifying you for glory. Live for eternity: This world isn’t the end; you have a place secured with Christ. Trust His timing: The story ends with Jesus’ victory—so walk faithfully until He returns. Resources Currently Available at the Veritas Church Bookstore Daniel For You Evangelism as Exiles Thriving in Babylon The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self Daniel ESV Scripture Journal Do you have a question you want us to address? Submit it now!