Daniel receives a vision of a cosmic battle between God and the forces of evil. Although a terrifying vision, there is hope in God's victory, where those asleep will awaken -- where the dead will be resurrected and complete restoration will take place.

Daniel receives a vision of a messenger giving news of cosmic warfare at hand. In the midst of the vision, the messenger gives signs of hope and comfort.

Daniel reads the book of Jeremiah and turns to God in prayer, confessing the sins of Israel. God answer's Daniel's prayer with a vision of hope: God will restore his people.

Daniel receives a vision of a ram and a goat, and is distressed. God interprets the dream for Daniel and gives hope -- although the ram is powerful and destructive, it will come to an end by God's hand

In Daniels Vision, four beasts waged war against the people of God. In the midst of this, the Son of Man came and defeated the beasts, establishing a kingdom without end.

The high officials, satraps, and other leaders sought to trap Daniel through Darius' decrees. God showed Daniel grace and provided for him even in the pit of Lions.

King Belshazzar had a haunting vision of a finger writing on a wall. Daniel interprets his vision with a warning of judgment.

In Christ, the dividing wall between God and humanity is broken. At the same time, the dividing wall between humans are broken as well. Here we discuss how we must begin to work through the dividing wall of racism in the 21st century.

Despite a second dream and a warning from Daniel, King Nebuchadnezzar wrongly assumed his nation's success was a result of his own capabilities. God intervenes and shows him who has true authority over all of creation.

When commanded to bend the knee to a statue, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were faced with a choice: give into the pressure and bow down, or obey God and face death.