2026 Feb 8th - Afternoon Sermon Reflection: – Power Fades, God Remains
Power Fades, God Remains
Today’s sermon reminded me that human power is temporary, but God’s power lasts forever. King Nebuchadnezzar had a great empire, wealth, and armies, yet he was afraid because deep inside he knew he was only human.
His dream of the statue made of gold, silver, bronze, iron, and clay showed that even the strongest kingdoms will fall and fade.
This teaches us that God shakes false security. We may trust money, positions, or governments, but these things are not eternal. They can be destroyed, just like the statue in the dream.
But God also reveals real meaning. Daniel and his friends prayed and trusted God instead of relying on human wisdom. God revealed the dream and its interpretation: the stone that destroys the statue represents God’s eternal kingdom, fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
Unlike human power, God’s kingdom never fades, never fails, and is not threatened by time or empires.
This calls me to ask myself: Where do I put my confidence? In temporary things, or in God?
Only by trusting Him can I find true peace and purpose. Only what Christ accomplishes will last forever. Our life and actions are meaningful because they are part of His work and kingdom.
Amen.
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