In our study today, we pick up in verse 16, where we find the prince of the eunuchs agreeing to Daniel and his friends' new diet program, and how God blessed them accordingly with knowledge, skill, learning, and wisdom.

Today in our study, we pick back up in verse 8 where we continue the theme of how believers are not to have an affinity for the world, and how God rewarded Daniel and his friend’s faithfulness by giving them favor with the master of the eunuchs.

In our study today, we take a look at verses 3-8 where we find Daniel and his friends being reeducated as eunuchs in the palace of Babylon, and their desire to remain faithful to God in spite of the pressure from their new culture.

Today, we pick up in Daniel 1:2 to discuss why Israel was allowed to be carried away to Babylon, look at what might have happened to the Ark of the Covenant, and consider its significance.

Today, we begin a new study through the book of Daniel. We will do a brief introduction and take a close look at verse 1, where we will find that King Nebuchadnezzar carried away the southern kingdom of Judah into captivity.

We wrap up our study in Ephesians today by taking a closer look at verses 11-24 where Paul speaks about the armor of God and sends his final greetings.

In our study today from Ephesians 6:1-10 we see Paul still addressing the issue of submission, but now focuses on the relationships between children and parents, fathers and children, servants and masters, and masters and God.

Our study today comes from Ephesians 5:28-33 where we conclude Paul's discussion about the relationship between Christ and his body by way of comparison with the marital relationship.

In our study today from Ephesians 5:26-27 we address the issue of who is speaking, the difference between interpretation and application, and that these verses are not talking about water baptism or that the church is the Bride of Christ.

In our study today from Ephesians 5:22-25 we take a look at that controversial concept of submission, what it really means, why it is needed, and how God made us to fulfill different roles.