Developing our self worth is a journey with the Lord.

The enemy offers different temptations to draw us away and lose our self-worth. Finding our identity in external success and power is one of the chief ways. We considered how the Babylonians offered success and power to the boys (Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego) to slowly make them change their priorities and values.

It is the same thing the enemy does today for many of us. We have slowly drifted away from the Lord due to our need to prove ourselves to the world. In this sermon, we consider the idea of clothing ourselves in Christ so that our chief identity is him. In doing that, our need for success and power dwindles and we are satisfied in him.

As always, thanks for tuning in. If you have any prayer requests or questions, email us at theservingchurchdalals@gmail.com. Thanks and have a great week.

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Finding self-worth begins in the secret place. Babylon did everything to pervert Daniel and his friends.

One of the chief ways was by educating them in the ways of the Babylonian literature. Slowly, they hoped to change their mindsets. Daniel was able to overcome. The enemy continues that same tactic and tries to pervert our education and thinking. False ideas and poor teaching has crept into the church and we must be rooted as Daniel was.

This week, we study how Daniel was able to stand against the education of the world and how we can do the same. As always, thanks for tuning in. If you have any questions or prayer requests, please email us at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com. Thanks and have a great week.

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Having self worth is one of the hardest things for people to learn. We know the truths of God, which say that we have value and that we are loved, but to feel value inside of yourself can be difficult. How do we even begin that process?

We look at the life of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego as they had enough self-worth to stand up to the king. Where did that come from? It came from the secret place. When no one was looking, they learned to dedicate themselves to the Lord. Because they found victory when no one was looking, they had victory when everyone was looking.

We need victory in our secret places. Specifically, we looked at the need for victory in our identity. When we are alone with God, we learn how God sees us rather than how the world may see us. It is important we understand how God sees us in contrast to the world, as we will lose our way if not.

Our prayer is that you find victory in the secret place this week. As always, please reach out if you have any questions or prayer requests at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com. Thanks and we hope you have a great week.

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