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Wilderness exists to help people follow Jesus. And we trust that as we do that; lives will be redeemed, repurposed and redirected for HIS glory. Wilderness is NOT a building, or even something to attend. Wilderness is something to be a part of. We want to see people connect to each other in friendship, prayer and service. We welcome people who are returning to church after years of being gone, and lots of people who have never been involved in church at all. You do not have to believe what we believe to belong at Wilderness. We pray that Wilderness will continue to be a community of people who welcome tough questions, doubts and struggles; because we know that God is big enough to handle all of those things.
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- Yesterday36 min
Endurance in Exile: The Book of Daniel Week 14
As we conclude our journey through the book of Daniel, this final chapter shifts our focus from speculation about the end times to confidence in the God who holds the end. Daniel 12 reminds us that while trouble is real, it is never the end of the story. God's promises move history toward deliverance, resurrection, and everlasting life for those who belong to Him. This message also wrestles honestly with the questions Christians have debated for centuries. Rather than claiming certainty where Scripture leaves room for humility, we're reminded that even Daniel didn't understand every detail of the visions he received. God's call wasn't to solve every mystery—it was simply, "Go your way." Live faithfully. Trust God. Obey Him until the end. The book of Daniel closes not with fear, but with hope. Because of Jesus' victory over death, every believer can face the future with confidence, knowing that one day we will rest, we will stand again, and we will inherit the promises God has prepared for His people.
- 3 weeks ago29 min
Endurance in Exile: The book of Daniel Week 13
History isn't random—it's God's story unfolding exactly as He promised. In Daniel 11, Pastor Travis Wright walks through one of the most remarkable chapters in Scripture, where over a hundred detailed prophecies unfold in history with astonishing precision. As earthly kingdoms rise and fall, one truth remains: every empire eventually fades, but the kingdom of Jesus stands forever. This message will strengthen your confidence in God's Word, deepen your trust in His sovereignty, and remind you that history has always belonged to Christ.
- 3 weeks ago30 min
Endurance in Exile: The book of Daniel Week 12
Daniel 10 pulls back the curtain on the unseen spiritual reality behind human history. As Daniel mourns over disappointment and unanswered questions, God reveals that heaven has been at work all along—even when it seemed silent. This message explores Daniel's terrifying vision, the spiritual battle behind the scenes, and the encouragement that God's purposes are never delayed or defeated. When all we can see is disappointment, Daniel 10 reminds us to trust the God who is faithfully working where our eyes cannot see.
- 3 weeks ago36 min
Endurance in Exile: The book of Daniel Week 11
Daniel 9 contains one of the clearest and most remarkable Messianic prophecies in the entire Old Testament. As Daniel prays over Jeremiah's promise that Israel's exile is nearly over, God reveals an even greater plan—a prophetic timeline pointing to the arrival, death, and redemptive work of the Messiah. This message explores the famous "seventy weeks" prophecy, demonstrating how God's promises unfold with astonishing precision and ultimately find their fulfillment in Jesus Christ. Far more than a lesson in prophecy or timelines, Daniel 9 is an invitation to trust the God who declares the end from the beginning and keeps every promise He makes.
- 3 weeks ago25 min
Endurance in Exile: The book of Daniel Week 10
Daniel's vision of the "little horn" points with remarkable accuracy to Antiochus Epiphanes, a ruthless ruler who desecrated the Temple and persecuted God's people centuries after Daniel received the prophecy. But the focus of Daniel 8 isn't merely fulfilled prophecy—it's the sovereignty of God. Even when evil appears to prosper, God remains in control, setting limits on suffering and accomplishing His purposes through history. Ultimately, every promise points to Christ, reminding us that while evil may have a chapter, God always writes the ending.
- Jun 16, 202625 min
Endurance in Exile: The book of Daniel Week 9
Daniel’s vision of the “little horn” in Chapter 8 points to one of the most remarkable fulfilled prophecies in Scripture. Centuries before it happened, God revealed the rise of Antiochus Epiphanes—a ruler who would persecute God’s people, desecrate the Temple, and stop the daily sacrifices. Yet Daniel’s message is not ultimately about Antiochus. It is about a God who knows history before it happens and remains sovereign even when evil seems to prosper. The little horn got a chapter, but God gets the ending. As we trace the fulfillment of Daniel’s prophecy through history and all the way to Jesus at Hanukkah, we are reminded that history is not random—it is God’s story, moving toward Christ. And if God can be trusted with centuries of history, He can be trusted with the parts of our story we have not yet seen.
- Jun 14, 202627 min
Endurance in Exile: The book of Daniel Week 8
In Part 8 of our Endurance in Exile series, Travis Wright begins a two-week journey through Daniel 8 by stepping back and connecting the major visions of Daniel into one unified story. What do a ram, a flying goat, broken horns, and a little horn have to do with Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome, and the kingdom of God? Rather than chasing speculation, this message focuses on what the text clearly reveals. By comparing Daniel 2, Daniel 7, and Daniel 8, we discover how God progressively unfolds the rise and fall of world empires centuries before they happened. From Babylon to Persia, from Alexander the Great and Greece to the rise of Rome, Daniel's visions demonstrate the astonishing accuracy of biblical prophecy and the sovereignty of God over history. But the ultimate point of Daniel is not merely predicting kingdoms. It is revealing a God who knows the future because He rules the future. The same God who saw empires rise and fall before they existed is the God who sent Jesus exactly when He promised and the God who still holds our future today. If God has proven Himself faithful throughout history, can we trust Him with the parts of our story we cannot yet see?
- Jun 14, 202636 min
Endurance in Exile: The book of Daniel Week 7
Daniel 7 marks a dramatic shift in the book of Daniel—from historical narrative to apocalyptic vision. In this message, Travis Wright walks through Daniel’s vision of four terrifying beasts, the Ancient of Days, and the Son of Man, showing how earthly kingdoms appear from heaven’s perspective. While human power detached from God inevitably becomes distorted, predatory, and beast-like, God reveals a different kind of King. Rather than getting lost in prophecy charts and end-times speculation, this sermon focuses on the central message of Daniel 7: every earthly kingdom eventually fails, but the kingdom of God endures forever. Through the imagery of the Son of Man, Daniel points us directly to Jesus—the true human King who succeeds where Adam, Israel, Babylon, and every other kingdom failed. If you've ever wondered why human institutions so often disappoint us, why power tends to corrupt, or where lasting hope can be found, Daniel 7 offers a powerful answer: the beasts rise and fall, but the Son of Man remains.
About Wilderness Church
Wilderness exists to help people follow Jesus. And we trust that as we do that; lives will be redeemed, repurposed and redirected for HIS glory. Wilderness is NOT a building, or even something to attend. Wilderness is something to be a part of. We want to see people connect to each other in friendship, prayer and service. We welcome people who are returning to church after years of being gone, and lots of people who have never been involved in church at all. You do not have to believe what we believe to belong at Wilderness. We pray that Wilderness will continue to be a community of people who welcome tough questions, doubts and struggles; because we know that God is big enough to handle all of those things.
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