Daniel is now an old man, probably in his 80’s. His talent for leadership has led to yet another promotion. Daniel’s co-workers are jealous and hatch a plot to get rid of Daniel. How will Daniel survive? Will justice be served?

King Belshazzar is ruling Babylon and gives a huge banquet for a thousand of his closest friends. The wine runs freely, and everyone is having a good time until a hand appears and begins to write on the wall. The king’s advisors have no clue what this means. Who will be able to tell the king what the writing on the wall means?

Daniel’s three friends have been promoted to high government positions in the Babylonian empire. They are Jewish and only worship the true God. Now the King demands that they worship a statue or be killed. What will they do? Where is God in this situation?

There is a knock on Daniel’s door and the official announces that he and his friends are to be executed. The king has had a dream and the other advisers to the king can’t figure it out. What is Daniel to do? How will God get him out of this situation?

Daniel and his friend have been deported from Jerusalem to Babylon. They are young men and are subjected to brainwashing education by the Babylonians. How will God help them here? What can we learn from Daniel?

David because of Saul’s jealousy has become a man on the run. How does he deal with the hardships of trying to stay safe? Who does he turn to? How can we use David’s model for our own lives?

David has escaped from Saul and ends up in Philistine territory. David may have assumed that the enemy of my enemy must be my friend, but things don’t work out that way. How will David deal with the situation that he has gotten himself into?

King Saul is insanely jealous of David and has made several attempts on his life. Jonathon is King Saul’s son and David’s best friend. He doesn’t believe David when he says that Saul wants to kill him. Jonathon sets out to find out the truth. How does David deal with a situation that isn’t fair?

David appeared to be on the quick path to the throne, but tough times were ahead. He would need a strong foundation to endure the path to the throne. We must depend on Jesus, our good shepherd. He, too, is always present. He is the one that provides, restores, guides, protects, and pursues us for a future with Him.

Satan can’t hurt God in the great cosmic, spiritual battle, so he hurts God’s children. But God is with us in the battle. Today there is a battle going on for the souls of America. The battle lines are drawn. How has the enemy been battling you? The enemy looks to defeat us but remember

these words: “But God.”