S06E08 The Writing on the Wall | Daniel 5

Belshazzar made a great feast for a thousand of his important leaders and dishonored God with the vessels from His temple, but before the night ended, Babylon fell to the Medes and Persians.

S06E07 Nebuchadnezzar: The Proud King Humbled | Daniel 4

King Nebuchadnezzar tells how he took all the praise for the great kingdom he had built, so God humbled him until he understood that the Most High rules over every king.

S06E06 The Fiery Furnace | Daniel 3

King Nebuchadnezzar demanded that everyone worship his enormous golden image, but Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego refused, even when they were threatened with a fiery furnace.

S06E05 The Dream Only God Could Show | Daniel 2

King Nebuchadnezzar demanded that Babylon’s wise men reveal his hidden dream and explain what it meant, but only God could show Daniel the kingdoms that would rise and the kingdom that would stand forever.

S06E04 Daniel and His Friends in Babylon | Daniel 1

Daniel and his friends were taken to Babylon, taught a new language, given new names, and trained for the king’s palace, but they still belonged to God.

S06E03 Ezekiel Saw That God Was Still With His People | Ezekiel Selected Passages

Ezekiel lived with God’s people in Babylon, and God gave him pictures of glory, warning, new life, and hope.

S06E02 Jeremiah: God Knew Him Before He Was Born | Jeremiah 1, 18, 29, 31, 36 & 38

God knew Jeremiah before he was born and gave him the difficult work of speaking the truth during Judah’s final years.

S06E01 Isaiah Saw the Coming of Jesus | Isaiah 6 and Selected Passages

Isaiah saw God as holy and gave prophecies about the Messiah, Jesus, who would come as King, Servant, and Savior.

S05E12 The Little Ant Works Hard | Selected Proverbs

Proverbs points us to the little ant as an example of diligence, teaching us to work faithfully, prepare wisely, and not waste the time and responsibilities God has given us.

S05E11 Honest Hearts | Selected Proverbs 

Proverbs teaches us that the Lord cares about truth in both our words and our actions, calling us to be honest, trustworthy, and fair even when dishonesty might seem easier.