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King Nebuchadnezzar tells his story of surrendering to God Most High.  

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In the Scriptures we see the heart mentioned many times and keeping our heart in a place that pleases the Lord requires faith, power from the Holy Spirit and instruction from the Word.  

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 En las Escrituras vemos dos tipos de tristeza. Tristeza piadosa y tristeza mundana. Cada uno es diferente y tiene un efecto diferente en nuestro arrepentimiento. 

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Believers can sometimes find themselves overwhelmed in their relationship with Jesus when things get complicated and the walls feel like they are closing in.  It can feel so complicated that we question if it's even worth it.  But the simplicity in Jesus is not overwhelming, nor is it a heavy burden.  What makes it overwhelming is our natural tendency to pile on a lot of stuff thinking it's what God wants but in reality it's not from God at all.  Getting back to the simplicity of Christ means we can dump a lot of junk and free up a cluttered spiritiual life.  

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Daniel's three companions have their faith tested and win big.  

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Daniel interprets a dream of the King of Babylon when none of the wise men could.  

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In 1973, in Stockholm Sweden, bank robbers took several hostages in their failed robbery.  What emerged from that incident was an understanding that people can become sympathetic to those doing evil and actually support them in their evil.  This is referred to as Stockholm Syndrome.  In the spiritual world, this is nothing new as the Devil has convinced many to play ball in his court and go along with his rebellion resulting in many deceived people paying a horrible price for their ignorance.  But in Christ we are made aware of the Devil's schemes and given the Holy Spirit to combat the Devil's deception.  Sadly however, many victims of the Devil's deception sit in pews week after week living as spiritual hostages and don't even realize it.  In Christ we are liberated from the Devil's chains and set free from sin.  It no longer has power over us but if we are not careful is can still influence us as it sits crouching at our door continually.  

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The book of Daniel is an interesting book in the Scriptures.  It's argued over, rejected, accepted and can easily become a difficult book to really grasp.  I am in the camp where I take the book of Daniel serious and consider it to be divine scripture as compared to others who believe the book is not divinely inspired.  Jesus has no issue with the book and quotes from it.  Also the nature of the book is apocalyptic meaning it speaks of things that pertain to the end times and compliments the New Testament book of Revelation so there is imagery, symbolism and strange things spoken of that have their camps of interpreters battling over whose interpretation is correct.  But the book can be a source of encouragement for the student of Scripture if the Holy Spirit is allowed to lead.  

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In the Scriptures we clearly see two realities.  The physical and the spiritual.  The physical world and all the things we can observe compared to the spiritual world which is invisible.  In our natural mind we process what we know based on what we have experienced in our learning from birth until the present.  It's how we survive.  But the spirit, or the spiritual mind, is one that is governed by the Holy Spirit and is not dependent upon our own understanding rather our faith - trusting Jesus regardless of whether or not we can fully grasp the reason(s) why.  When our natural mind submits to the Spirit then we can know we are in our right mind. 

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 En muchos episodios, he animado a los oyentes a ser llenos del Espíritu Santo continuamente. Esto significa que debemos creer y recibir a Jesús. Una vez que esto sucede, el Espíritu Santo está listo para guiarnos y usarnos para el Reino y para glorificar a Dios. La morada del Espíritu Santo es clave para nuestro trabajo para Jesús y nuestras recompensas eternas.