Yes and Amen Pt. 2

Continuing his series in Daniel, Pastor Jeff Vines examines Nebuchadnezzar's dream of the statue and the stone that crushes it, showing that any life built on wealth, status, or self-glory has "feet of clay" and will eventually be shaken, leaving people anxious, restless, and unable to sleep. In contrast, Daniel—whose very name meant "God is my God"—shows what it looks like to live distinctively for God's kingdom while still engaging fully with the culture around him, refusing to assimilate or withdraw entirely from the world.

Jeff argues that authentic conversion naturally produces a shift from building our own kingdom to building God's, and that God has planted spiritual gifts and a "holy discontent" in every believer that come alive with supernatural power once we make that shift. Using examples like coach Tony Bennett, spy Josefina Guerrero, and Ephesians 2:10, he challenges listeners to honestly assess whose kingdom they are building and to surrender their talents, time, and money to God's eternal kingdom rather than their own temporary one.

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