DANIEL 7 / Even though Daniel will die not really seeing the return of his people back to their land, his hope was shaped by his knowledge of the character of God. Hope is not just optimism. Hope is anchored in who God is and what His final destiny holds for those who trust in His name.

Jim Stier and his wife Pam have worked most of their lives in Brazil training and sending thousands of men and women into missions all over the world. In this message, he brings a fresh and challenging word that inspires people to trust God for great things through faith.

DANIEL 6 / The subversive and transformational influence of the Kingdom of God is brought about by passionate and prepared followers of the King. Daniel had it, and God offers it to us if we are willing to pay the price to attain it.

DANIEL 4 / When we acknowledge that Heaven rules, order is restored to our lives and we take our rightful place worshiping the Creator. This is life, peace, and wonder. This is where glory belongs. No one lives above the principles.

DANIEL 3 / Even though we hold passports from the nation of our residence, we as believers are ultimately citizens of another everlasting kingdom. Our loyalty is first and foremost to Jesus! This tension of of where our loyalties lie are at the heart of our personal struggle for the faith.

DANIEL 2 / Rather than being overwhelmed with the gods and powers of Babylon, these young men are able to speak prophetically and redemptively to their captors as well as witness to the presence of God. What will it take for us to have not just a voice but a life that is ready to speak?

DANIEL 1 / Throughout the Bible, Babylon is portrayed as a worldwide system of thought and practice that stands in deliberate opposition to the ways of God almighty. How did Daniel and his friends respond when pressured to compromise?

DANIEL / How Daniel handled his minority status speaks to our times today: will we withdraw from our culture, be assimilated into it, or live as a creative minority declaring the sovereignty of God?

JONAH / We love God's propensity to forgive when it is lavished on us, but we really don't care for it when it's shown to our enemies. The greatest risk of all is the risk of loving those who hate us.

Kobus is a South African serving as the Youth With A Mission director for all of Africa. He and his wife Rika have lived as full-time missionaries all over the continent for the last 40 years.