The more we understand God, the more we will come to understand ourselves. But the question before us is this: will we like what we find?

King Nebuchadnezzar learned three simple, yet profound truths about God. A pagan king who worshiped the gods of Babylon finally gives praise to the King of Israel. He declares that God alone is great enough to have an everlasting kingdom.

God’s people are in a constant spiritual battle. Here we see an example of faithful devotion by God's people.

Mark and Wendy Hoshizaki who serve as Missionaries in Japan for the International Mission Board.

The king of Babylon has a dream which disturbs him so he calls for all of his advisors to give him both the dream and its interpretation. This message affirms our belief in the sovereignty of God in all things, showing how he wisely rules over all kingdoms, even establishing his own.

In the midst of circumstances that could have easily meant his death, Daniel resolved to remain faithful to his God. In return, he finds a God who is faithful to him.

Daniel opens by reminding us of the reality of Israel's exile. Here we are given a spiritual mirror to see our own situation today.

The climax of God's saving work is seen in the resurrection of Christ from the dead. It's the final proof that has fulfilled his promises in his Son.

The cross of Christ brought to fulfillment the promises of God and won salvation for his people.

Jesus' prayer in the garden anticipates his saving death on the cross.