New Series- "Daniel Unshaken: Faith the Endures"
How to Have a Faith that Endures Every Trial

Patrick Hardy • Lead Pastor
August 10, 2026

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Have you ever noticed that just when it feels like you have life figured out, you get thrown a curveball?

You make it through one trial, only to find yourself facing another. You conquer one parenting battle, and then another one comes. Your marriage gets better, and then your schedules change. Your finances finally get back on track, and then an unexpected bill shows up.

Life has a way of shaking us.

But what if our circumstances don’t have to determine whether we remain steady?

In our new sermon series, “Daniel: Unshaken,” we will walk through the story of Daniel and discover what it looks like to have a faith that endures—even when life doesn’t go according to plan.

Daniel faced uncertainty, pressure, temptation, opposition, and circumstances far beyond his control. Yet through it all, he remained faithful to God. His story reminds us that being unshaken doesn’t mean life will never shake us. It means we can remain rooted in God when it does.

Over six weeks, we’ll journey through Daniel 1–6 and discover how to remain faithful when our circumstances change, how to stand firm when our culture pressures us to compromise, and how to trust God when we don’t know what comes next.

You don’t have to have an unshaken life to have an unshaken faith.

Join us this Sunday at 10 AM as we begin “Daniel: Unshaken.” Let’s learn together how to stand firm, trust God, and endure whatever life throws our way.

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