This teaching looks at the story of King Belshazzar, grandson of Nebuchadnezzar, both of whom lived during the days of Daniel.
One day while doing while hosting a feast God interrupted his life by writing some words on the wall of the room he was in.
The words God wrote were “mene, mine, tekel, upharsin” and was a message directly to the king’s heart. But, only Daniel could interpret the meaning as he had done several decades before for Belshazzar’s grandfather.
Ralph will be looking at what God was saying to this man who really thought he was in control of the Babylon Empire and his own life and didn’t acknowledge that God was in control of everything. (see Daniel, chapter 5)
Sometimes I Loose My Spiritual Center
Sometimes It's Hard to Be Civil
Sometimes I Deceive Myself
Sometimes I Feel Stuck
Sometimes I Am Not Thankful
The Church as we Know it is Coming to an End
Sometimes the Fire Dies
Sometimes I Feel That I'm Too Old
Sometimes I Don't Walk By Faith
Sometimes I Feel Incredibly Lonely
Sometimes I Doubt God
Sometimes I Worry
Sometimes I get Angry
Sometimes Miss The Big Picture
Sometimes I am Afraid I Will Fail
Sometimes I Suck At Handling Criticism
Sometimes I am my own Worst Enemy
Sometimes I lack Integrity
Sometimes I am Not Patient
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