Welcome to Pastor Rick's Daily Hope. I'm so glad you're here today. We're going to continue our series called Unshakeable.

Rick is taking us through the book of Daniel, and that's so we'll be equipped to handle whatever curveball life throws at us, even the most difficult trials.

Right now we're going to listen to the final part of a message

called When Your Beliefs are belittled. Now here's Rick. If your life has gotten cold, you're not

spending enough time in fellowship. You've gotten out here in the world by yourself,

and your heart has grown cold because you're mailing it in, you're calling it in,

you're not going to the meeting, you're not in the fellowship. The Bible says we're two or three

are gathered in my name, I'm there with them. So you need a support system. You need a church,

you need a small group, and you need ministry to give something back because that's where you develop your muscles.

Now here's what the Bible says. 1 Peter 2.15.

It is God's will. You want to do God's will? Here it is.

It is God's will that you live such a good life that it silences those who foolishly condemn the gospel without knowing

what it can do for them. The best antidote to a skeptic, a critic, an attack at school is just live a good

life. You don't need to get engaged necessarily trying to defend it all because a lot of times people who are really angry, just want to be angry. They don't want to be convinced, they don't want to be changed. In fact, the deeper someone is emotionally being anti-Christian, it just means the more they're hurt. They hurt. They're acting out of emotion, not out of logic. The deeper they react, the more they have a hidden hurt in their life.

And so all your logic isn't going to change them.

But live such a good life, it silences those who foolish condemn the gospel without knowing

what it can do for them.

Saddleback Student Ministries is filled with young Daniels. Last week you heard a story. I want you to hear

one more this week. I want you to give a warm welcome to Jenna. After seeing God's work in the lives of

my friends and family, I finally decided to go all in with Christ and was baptized with my two best

friends at camp right before my freshman year. I continued to grow go all in with Christ and was baptized with my two best friends at camp

right before my freshman year. I continued to grow in my relationship with Jesus despite a few

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