If you paused to consider your own faith for a moment, would you say it’s a faith that can be trusted? When push comes to shove, when prayers go unanswered or when life gets difficult, do you have a faith that you can trust to stand firm?

Today, Pastor Lydia Miller looks at the faith of three of Daniel’s friends: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. We will look at their unwillingness to conform, and their resilient faith that stood firm even in the test of their lives. From their story, we will ask: How do I know I have a faith that can be trusted? How do I stand firm in the fire?

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In this episode, Pastor Jeff & Lydia discuss what spiritual and demonic warfare can look like and why it happens. They also discuss how you can recognize spiritual warfare and how to handle it.

Have you ever thought to yourself, “I am under attack, I must not be in God’s will”?

The truth is—you might not be. But sometimes, the very challenges we face are evidence that we’re right in the center of God’s will.

Too often, people assume that once they become Christians, God makes life easier. But that’s not always the case. In fact, when we live boldly for God, the enemy often takes notice and stirs up all kinds of opposition. That’s exactly what we see in the life of Daniel.

As we continue in our series Stand Firm, Pastor Jeff Moes leads us in to Daniel 6 that the spiritual attack Daniel faced was actually evidence that he was doing something right. And the same may be true for us.

This Sunday, we’ll ask the question: How do you stand firm when you’re under attack?

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Would you agree that it’s becoming more challenging to faithfully follow Jesus in a culture constantly pulling us away? More and more, it feels like our world is growing hostile toward the values we hold in God’s Word. So the question is: How do we, as followers of Jesus, stand firm in today’s world? How do we remain strong in our faith while still loving well?

Over the next four weeks, we’ll be exploring what it means to stand firm as we walk through the Old Testament book of Daniel. This episode, Pastor Jeff Moes begin with “Living for Jesus in a Culture of Compromise” from Daniel 1. We’ll see how four young teenagers were forced to live in Babylon but refused to let Babylon live in them. If Daniel and his friends could live in the world but not be of the world, then we can too!

At the end of this episode, we will be partaking in communion. At Sunnybrook Community Church we encourage all who know Jesus as their savior to partake. If able, we encourage you to use crackers or bread and juice or wine in remembrance of the Lord's body and blood.

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As we wrap up our series on prayer, Pastor Lydia Miller will be looking at one of the most important aspects of prayer: hearing from God. While many of us would say there’s nothing we’d love more than to hear from Him—for guidance, encouragement, or instruction—we aren’t always intentional about creating the time and space to listen.

This episode, we’re going to get incredibly practical. Together, we’ll walk through the three primary ways God speaks to us and discuss how we can better position ourselves to hear Him. This would be a great Sunday to bring something to write with and on, so you can jot down strategies and take note of practices that will help guide you in pursuing deeper communion with God.

We also have Amanda Brophy singing I Won't Move, and Erich Erdman teeing up our next series Stand Firm, where we will take at the book of Daniel and how to stand steady in our faith in a world that isn't.

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As you consider your own prayer life, it feels natural to consider the prayers of Jesus. How did He pray? What did He pray for? Because I don’t know about you, but I want to pray like He did!

Did you know Jesus actually prayed specifically for you? He prayed, near the end of His life for future believers. Specifically, He prayed that we would experience unity. He prayed that we would be unified, just as He and the Father are, and went a step further by declaring that this unity would show the world that the Father had sent Him. If the stakes are that high, then it seems unity needs to be something we pray for regularly, too.

This episode, Pastor Lydia Miller unpacks this prayer from Jesus in John 17. We are going to look at its implications for our own prayer lives and the importance of such a prayer for our life as a church, as well.

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For centuries, the church has been praying a simple prayer, “Come, Holy Spirit.”

This week as we continue in our series A Praying Life Pastor Jeff Moes will look at that prayer. Why has the church prayed this prayer for so long and what does it mean? When we are asking the Holy Spirit to come, what are we asking Him for? What do we need Him to do in our life? What does the Holy Spirit provide for us?

We will look at the work and ministry of the Holy Spirit in our lives and close by praying this very prayer… “Come, Holy Spirit.”

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Isn’t it true—we’re all busy?

You might have a demanding job, a family that needs your attention, and barely any time for yourself. And now… you’re supposed to pray unceasingly? It can feel impossible.

This episode, Pastor Jeff Moes dives into part two of our series, “A Praying Life.” We’ll focus on 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 and explore three simple things God says are His will for our lives.

These practices are simple—but powerful. I want to challenge you to put them into action and see how they can truly transform your everyday life.

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