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A Weekly Sermon series from the pulpit of GraceWay Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. GraceWay has a vision of reaching Washington, D.C., for Christ.
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The Seventy Weeks (opens the original)
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Daniel has received overwhelming visions of what God has planned for his people. It sends him to his knees to cry out in repentance for God's mercy. While he is confessing his own sin and the sin of his people, the angel Gabriel appears. Daniel is so beloved, God desires to not only show him the immediate captivity will be over in 70 years, but also His plan for Israel through the end of time. This revelation is the keystone of the arch of end-times' prophecy. It is also the chronological backbo
The Countdown Begins (opens the original)
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Daniel is now an old man. Reading the prophecy of Jeremiah, he understands that the seventy years of exile are nearly complete. What does he do? He sets his face toward the Lord with prayer, fasting, and confession. From Lamentations 3, we're reminded: God's mercies, His compassions, His faithfulness are new every morning.
The Ram, the Goat, and the Little Horn (opens the original)
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Two years after the vision of Chapter 7, Daniel has another vision. More details about the future only create more astonishment. There's a powerful ram who is overtaken by a young male goat. The goat has four horns, but they are broken off as a little horn arises furiously. There's mention of transgressions, sacrifices being interrupted, and the Temple being desecrated. Daniel is currently living in exile, the Temple has already been destroyed, and Jerusalem is in shambles. How could it get wors
Catch A Vision for the Future (opens the original)
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It all began with a purpose in the heart of a young man. He determined to live clean and say "no," even if it would cost him his life. Then, he trusted God to reveal the King's dream, saving lives of every royal counselor in the empire. His courage spread. Others also refused to bow to pagan gods, even in the face of a fiery furnace. When political winds changed, he continued to pray to his God three times a day. He would rather face a den of lions then to deny the God of His fathers. If you thi
When Kneeling is Standing | Part 2 (opens the original)
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Last week, we left Daniel kneeling before his window three times a day. Though the law of the land prohibited it, the "law of God" demanded his allegiance. he would maintain his integrity come what may. You know the story, though greatly distraught, the king must now throw Daniel in the den of lions. After a sleepless night, the king runs to the den at first light. "O Daniel, servant of the living God, is thy God, whom thou servest continually, able to deliver thee?" He cries. Of course, He is a
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