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We have a divine responsibility to share the gospel message. There might be some of the Lord is

directing you to talk to right now about Jesus. Maybe it's a co-worker, a neighbor, or relative.

Pastor Greg Laurie says the gospel is a life and death message that must be delivered.

What we have Christians is even more important than the cure for cancer. We have the cure to eternal

death and separation from God. We've got to share it.

You may remember how amazing it was when certain shipping companies could finally begin

delivering packages anywhere in the country overnight. Absolutely positively overnight, as one of them said.

It's a little less impressive now since it's nothing to send a text message at the speed of life.

Well, today on a new beginning, Pastor Greg Laurie points out we have a message that absolutely

positively needs to be delivered. It's no exaggeration to save lives hanging in the valleys.

All right, let's grab our Bibles now. We're in the book of Daniel. We're going through it together.

We're calling this series end of days. In the title of my message today is, no one is beyond

the reach of God. Isn't that true? No one is beyond the reach of God.

So now here's Nebuchadnezzar, he's filled with pride. So one night he goes to bed. Yes,

a dream. It's a troubling dream. In his dream, he sees a massive tree, a magnificent tree,

a tree that is so big, you can see it anywhere in the world. And there's a lot of fruit coming

from this tree and everyone is eating of the fruit of the tree. And then suddenly an angel comes

down from heaven and cuts the tree down. The angel says, cut down the tree, strip its branches,

but then the angel says, let the stump remain. Leave the stump in the ground. Well, Nebuchadnezzar woke

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