Welcome to Eastern Hills Baptist Church
We are so glad that you decided to join us in worship today. Here at Eastern Hills we realize that we are all in different places on our journey with Christ, and that's okay. Whether you are a seeker, looking for answers, or a long-time follower of Christ, you are welcome here.

TODAY'S POINTS:

1: We don't know everything.

2: We won't know everything.

3: We hope in what we DO know.

"Strangely, man is so set on trusting in himself and depending on his own power that, unless that power is reduced to a helpless minimum, he will refuse to put his confidence wholly in the good Lord. Only after we have been rendered weak are we capable of becoming truly strong."

‌—H.C. Leupold, Leupold Old Testament Commentaries: Daniel

"This is the constant application of all biblical eschatology. In one form or another, every New Testament passage that points to God’s future plans carries with it the application: “Therefore, since all these things will be … what manner of persons ought you to be in holy conduct and Godliness, looking for and hastening the coming of the day of God?” (2 Pet. 3:11)."

‌—Sinclair Ferguson, The Preacher’s Commentary Series, Volume 21: Daniel

Questions for further discussion this week:

— If you could know everything about one subject, what subject would it be? Why?
— Why is it important for us to accept that we can't and won't know everything? How does that connect to living a life of faith?
— In what ways can the idea of not knowing everything encourage us to trust in God's sovereignty and perfect plan for our lives?