Daniel now in his eighties must live under new rule. Under Medo-Persian rule, his Israelite name is returned to him. But will he continue to live according to it?

As Persians attack Babylon, King Belshazzar, proudly drinks to himself and to his pagan gods. The son has not learned form his father. The writing is on the wall. God reveals, 'Your time is up!'

King Nebuchadnezzar makes great boasts of all that he has built in Babylon? How will God deal with this consistently arrogant and evil king? A second dream is dreamed...

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, are threatened with the fiery furnace unless they worship the kings image. Will they fall to the image or face the inferno?

King Nebuchadnezzar cannot sleep and the wise men of his day cannot interpret his dream. Only Daniel can reveal the truth. Will the king find rest? And what will he remember from God's word to him?

Daniel and his young teenage friends begin exile in Babylon, and are quickly called to a distinctive life. What must all students of God know as when facing a world which desires our assimilation?

To understand the story of Easter, you really need to know the story of everything.

To understand what it means to be human, we have to understand that death is certain, death is tragic, death is humbling, but death is useful.

The fallout from sin touches every relationship in our lives, from our relationship with the world to our relationships with one another to the most important relationship of all--our relationship with God. But the gospel has the power to restore those relationships as far as the curse is found.

The apostle John arises from his angelic vision of the New Creation. Was it all just a dream? And how do Christians live today in light of the New Creation that they will inherit soon?