AI OVERVIEW: Daniel remains in exile and does not seek the public stage; instead he stays to listen to God, seek his face, and pray for the people of God as they return to Jerusalem. He is faithful and prayerful, yet fearful and frail, and the word to him is 'fear not' as he receives a heavy burden about upcoming conflict and suffering. The speaker emphasizes that aging believers still have work to do for God, describing Daniel’s perseverance as a model of old clay pots—frail vessels through whom God can work—while urging trust in God’s sustaining strength. The teaching closes by pointing to the eternal reign of Christ and the reward of faithfulness, including unseen, faithful others who will be honored in glory.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: As we get older, we may not be able to do all that we did as youths, and we may retire from our jobs. But no matter how many years we’ve lived, we still have work to do for God! Find out why when you listen to Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. -----------------------------------...
