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Sep 14, 2025 29 min

When Kings Have Nightmares (Daniel 2)

from The Grace Hill Podcast Hosted by Pastor Tyler Allred | ECO Presbyterian

Songs in a Strange Land – Episode 2 Grace Hill Church, Morgan Hill, CA Pastor Tyler Allred | grace-hill.org This week’s service opened with a tribute and prayer for Charlie Kirk, remembering his life and praying for his family and for our nation in a divided time. From there, we turned to Daniel 2 and King Nebuchadnezzar’s troubling dream. When kings and tyrants have nightmares, entire nations tremble. Yet God reveals through Daniel that every earthly kingdom will eventually crumble — only his kingdom will last forever. In this episode, Pastor Tyler explores: Nebuchadnezzar’s paranoia vs. Daniel’s calm, prayerful faith The magicians’ empty answers vs. the God who reveals mysteries The false hope of “moral therapeutic deism” today Daniel’s courage to speak truth, even when it’s not what the king wanted to hear Daniel’s vision of the stone “cut without hands” growing to fill the earth points us to Jesus Christ. Through the cross and resurrection, God has established a kingdom that will never be destroyed. Like Paul in Acts 17, we are called to interpret the longings of our world and point people to Christ, even when the message is uncomfortable. Scripture: Daniel 2 | Series: Songs in a Strange Land More at grace-hill.org Video sermon available at: http://www.youtube.com/@MHgracehill

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