Read Daniel 7,8,9

God has pulled back the curtain on future events so that we will stay faithful, hopeful, and urgent about helping others meet the true King—Jesus—before counterfeit powers rise.

Heart Check

  1. When I hear prophetic teaching, do I look for dates, for villains, or for ways to deepen devotion to Christ?
  2. What current headline most unsettles me—and what does that reveal about where I place ultimate security?
  3. Who around me would face the Antichrist’s deception without knowing the real Savior, and why have I kept silent?
  4. How often do my prayers echo Daniel’s posture—eyes fixed on the “Ancient of Days,” trusting that His kingdom will not be destroyed?

Prophecy is given not to scare believers but to steady our hearts and stir us to reach the lost while there is still time.

https://youtu.be/JM_O-xKEsWE?is=PRSufUTnb-bBasbv

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Additional listen today.

A clear glimpse of God’s love, compassion, and faithfulness draws us to turn from sin and return to Him.

Heart Check

  1. When I picture God noticing my sin, do I imagine irritation or compassion—and where did that image come from?
  2. Which specific pattern or habit am I tolerating instead of confessing?
  3. How often do I let shame keep me from opening the Bible or praying, even though His mercies are “new every morning”?
  4. Where have I tasted God’s faithfulness lately—and how might remembering it draw me back to Him today?

Watch For
•Mistaking conviction for condemnation and spiraling into self-pity instead of turning to the Father.
•Treating repentance as a one-time apology while leaving the underlying habit untouched.
•Using God’s mercy as a license to stay comfortable in sin rather than as freedom to walk away from it.

Merciful Father, thank You that Your love never fails, Your compassion never ends, and Your faithfulness greets us each new day. We confess our sins and turn from them now. Wash us, forgive us, and renew us through the blood of Jesus. Draw our hearts close, and let times of refreshing flow as we walk in repentance and trust. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

https://youtu.be/hQu_teE8rJU?is=Zuw-FYdVLCigi6me

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