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Daniel Sermon: Conviction in a Culture of Compromise (Wk 14)| Daniel 11-12 | Emanuel Istrate |May 17

This Sunday we conclude our journey through the book of Daniel. This book has been a treasure chest full of spiritual riches, and it ends the same way it began: assuring us of God’s sovereign rule and faithful care over His people. Daniel 11 and 12 confront us with visions of kings rising and falling, nations clashing, and history unfolding in breathtaking — and at times unsettling — detail. Yet perhaps the most striking moment is also the simplest: when the Lord speaks to Daniel and says, “But go your way till the end. And you shall rest and shall stand in your allotted place at the end of the days” (Daniel 12:13, ESV).

T2026 · E20

17 may 2026

45:24

Daniel Sermon: Conviction in a Culture of Compromise (Wk 13) | Daniel 10 | Emanuel Istrate | May 10

This Sunday Pastor Emanuel continues our Daniel sermon series with Daniel 10. In this chapter, Daniel spends weeks praying and fasting as he is deeply concerned for God’s people. God answers with an incredible vision that shows His power, glory, and care. Daniel is overwhelmed, but strengthened, and we are reminded that God is always at work, our prayers matter, and we are never alone—even when circumstances feel uncertain.

T2026 · E19

10 may 2026

42:29

Daniel Sermon: Conviction in a Culture of Compromise (Wk 12) | Daniel 10 | Emanuel Istrate | May 3

This Sunday Pastor Emanuel continues our Daniel sermon series with Daniel 10. As Daniel spends weeks praying and fasting for God’s people, the Lord meets him with a powerful vision that reveals His glory, His care, and His sovereign power. This passage also gives us a glimpse into unseen spiritual battles and reminds us that God is always at work, our prayers matter, and we are never alone in times of uncertainty.

T2026 · E18

3 may 2026

29:38

Daniel Sermon: Conviction in a Culture of Compromise (Wk 11) | Daniel 9 | Justin Kailer | April 26

In this message from Daniel 9, Pastor Justin Kailer explores how Daniel reads God’s Word and responds with humble, faith-filled prayer in the midst of exile. As we continue our Daniel Sermon: Conviction in a Culture of Compromise series, we see a powerful model of confession, dependence, and hope that speaks into our own confusing and uncertain times. Daniel 9 not only teaches us how to pray, it also pulls back the curtain on God’s redemptive plan for Israel and for all mankind, reminding us that He is sovereign, faithful, and at work through all of history for the good of His people and the glory of His name. This sermon is for listeners who want to grow in prayer, trust God’s purposes, and live with conviction in a compromising culture. This message is part of the OBF Weekly Sermons podcast from Oxford Bible Fellowship in Oxford, Ohio. Listen, subscribe, and learn more about our church and ministries at https://obf.org

T2026 · E17

26 abr 2026

46:36

Guest Speaker Dr. Jerry Pattengale | Oxford Bible Fellowship | April 19, 2026

This Sunday we were honored to hear Dr. Jerry Pattengale deliver a special message at Oxford Bible Fellowship, following his keynote at the 20th Annual Edwin M. Yamauchi Lecture on Saturday. Dr. Pattengale is a distinguished professor and administrator at Indiana Wesleyan University, a founding scholar at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., and a leading voice in biblical history and Christian scholarship. The Edwin M. Yamauchi Lecture—named after his former professor and a key figure in our church's founding—is sponsored by the History Department and cosponsored by local churches and campus ministries. Having served as IWU's first University Professor and recipient of Indiana's Sagamore of the Wabash award, Dr. Pattengale brings decades of wisdom on Scripture, history, and faith to our congregation. Don't miss this powerful Sunday sermon from a world-class Christian scholar. Subscribe for more OBF messages! #DrJerryPattengale #OBF #BibleHistory #ChristianLecture

T2026 · E16

19 abr 2026

52:35

Daniel Sermon: Conviction in a Culture of Compromise (Wk 10) | Daniel 8 | Emanuel Istrate | April 12

This Sunday we continue our Daniel sermon series with Daniel 8. In this powerful sermon, Pastor Emanuel Istrate walks us through a passage that reminds us that earthly kingdoms rise and fall, but God rules over history with perfect wisdom and authority. Daniel 8 points us to the certainty of God’s sovereignty, the reality of spiritual opposition, and the hope God gives His people in times of hardship and uncertainty.

T2026 · E15

12 abr 2026

37:26

Easter Morning | Emanuel Istrate | April 5

Praise God that Sunday is here! Praise God that “...the last enemy to be destroyed is death. For God has put all things in subjection under his feet...then shall come to pass the saying that is written 'Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?' The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ” (1 Cor. 15: 26-27, 54-57 ESV)! Jesus has been raised from the dead! Jesus is alive! The resurrection of Jesus guarantees us life!

T2026 · E14

5 abr 2026

37:17

Good Friday | Emanuel Istrate | April 3

Join us as we hear scripture and remember what happend on Good Friday, many years ago. But we remember as the tile of a poem titled "“It’s Friday, but Sunday’s Comin’" written by S.M. Lockridge.

T2026 · E13

4 abr 2026

36:22

Daniel Sermon: Conviction in a Culture of Compromise (Wk 9) | Dan 7 | Justin Kailer | Mar 29

Join us for worship this Sunday as we continue our Daniel sermon series with Daniel 7. In this powerful chapter, we are reminded that even when the world seems chaotic and overwhelming, God is still ruling and reigning over all things. Though His people may face trials and opposition, He will ultimately deliver His saints and establish His kingdom forever.

T2026 · E12

29 mar 2026

42:52

Daniel Sermon: Conviction in a Culture of Compromise (Wk 8) | Dan 6 | Emanuel Istrate | Mar 22

This Sunday we continue our Daniel sermon series with Daniel 6, the well-known account of Daniel in the lions’ den and his unwavering faithfulness to God. This chapter reminds us that spiritual courage in moments of crisis is forged long before through quiet, daily habits of prayer and devotion. Daniel’s example shows that wholehearted commitment to God will often set us apart from the culture around us and may even invite real opposition. Yet Daniel 6 also reassures us that God is sovereign over every circumstance—whether He rescues us from trials or sustains us in the midst of them, He remains perfectly faithful.

T2026 · E11

22 mar 2026

37:51

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