There is an audio delay issue with the video caused by the new video setup. We hope to have it fixed before the next recording. Review of subject matter from July 2020.

Daniel continues to give glory to God for being able to reveal dreams. He then begins to describe the dream that Nebuchadnezzar had interpreted. An exposition of Daniel 2:28-35. 

Daniel stops the impending execution of all of Babylon's "wise men" and begins the interpretation of the King's dream. An exposition of Daniel 2:14-27.

? King Nebuchadnezzar asks his older counselors to interpret a troubling dream that is causing him to lose sleep. They equivocate and the king decides to kill all of the counselors. An exposition of Daniel 2:1-13. 

Daniel and his three friends with the blessing of God become the king's advisors after the ten-day diet of vegetables and water. An exposition of Daniel 1:16-21. Overview and introduction to Daniel 2.

After Daniel's request to the Commander to eat vegetables is refused, Daniel presents a modified plan to accomplish the same result to the Overseer. 

Daniel finds himself a captive of the most powerful pagan kingdom on earth. He formulates a plan to stay true to God even while living among the Babylonians. An exposition of Daniel 1:3-9. 

Reintroduction of the Book of Daniel. The victory of the Babylonians and the start of exile. Jehoiakim is dethroned and Nebuchadnezzar defeats Egypt and besieges Jerusalem. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Dealing with objections to the book and a short lesson on hermeneutics. 

The first of a two-part message on an introduction to the Book of Daniel.