Daniel remained faithful no matter what. Even in the midst of the den. How was Daniel able to remain faithful? Because he pre-decided, prepared, and proclaimed his faithfulness.

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We all have a pride problem. In Daniel 4 and 5, we see two different responses of God’s intervention to pride and two different ways that we can respond to the finger of God in our life.

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Daniel 3 tells us the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abendigo, exiles who would not conform or become compliant but would stay true to their convictions. Exiles eventually go into the furnace, but we never go in alone.

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In Daniel 2, Daniel interprets King Nebuchadnezzer’s dream. Through this interpretation, we learn that all kingdoms, including our own, will surrender to God’s kingdom.

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Do you ever feel like you don’t belong? Do you ever feel like an outsider? Maybe it is because we are called to be an exile. The book of Daniel shows us exactly how to be a godly person in a godless culture.

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Evangelism is a church word that many of us shy away from. We don’t want to be awkward and don’t want to force our beliefs on anyone else. But what if we as the church were looking at it the wrong way? What if evangelism is just recommending something you love to someone who needs it.

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If you have been part of church for long enough, you have probably experienced church hurt. How can we handle church hurt in a way that doesn’t keep us from being part of the church?

The church is very important, but a lot of us look at it as a luxury when we have time. Why do we see it incorrectly? Because we don’t understand what the church is and how it is supposed to function.

Maybe the "Woman at the Well" isn't who we've made her out to be, and neither are we. Jesus alone is living water that changes our perception of who we are and what we need. We will never crave imperfect love again when we allow Him to love us perfectly.