Band of Brothers

Seeing Is Believing | Week 7 | Ken Miller

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Daniel's vision spans from Belshazzar's reign to the Second Coming, revealing God's pre-ordained and sovereign plan for His people.

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Seeing Is Believing | Week 6 | Ken Miller

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Daniel receives the first of six visions about the future of God's chosen people and must rely on divine help to understand its disturbing imagery.

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Seeing Is Believing | Week 6 | Ken Miller

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Daniel remains sovereignly positioned under another king, while the focus stays on God's faithfulness and power in the face of opposition.

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Seeing Is Believing | Week 5 | Ken Miller

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Belshazzar and the rapid succession of kings emphasize God's ongoing sovereignty over rulers, their reigns, and their lives.

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Seeing Is Believing | Week 4 | Ken Miller

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God-given dreams and visions carry immediate and future implications and show that God remains fully sovereign over Nebuchadnezzar and his kingdom.

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Seeing Is Believing | Week 3 | Ken Miller

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Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse to worship Nebuchadnezzar's golden statue, with attention on the statue and the implications behind its construction.

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Seeing Is Believing | Week 2 | Ken Miller

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God providentially placed and uniquely gifted Daniel to serve as His interpreter of dreams to pagan rulers opposed to God and His redemptive plan.

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Seeing Is Believing | Week 1 | Ken Miller

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Judah's spiritual infidelity, God's warnings of judgment, Babylonian captivity, and the "when" and "why" of Daniel's arrival in Babylon.

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Undivided | Week 6 | Ken Miller

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Perseverance grows from humble dependence on God, faith endures by trusting God’s timing and purposes, and prayer sustains perseverance through every season.

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Undivided | Week 5 | Ken Miller

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Our words reveal the condition of our hearts, the wisdom we follow shapes our relationships, and humble submission to God leads to peace and restoration.

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