Daniel 7 gives hope to a group of people who found themselves in a time of trouble. Likely feeling abandoned and in doubt of God’s promises, God reveals His full plan of issuing His authority in establishing His Kingdom. The King is Coming and we must be ready.

Jesus experienced rejection from the very beginning of His ministry. However, His display of grace and resolve were obvious, even to those who were rejecting Him. We will be challenged as we read this account concerning our own faithfulness and demonstration of grace in our words and deeds.

Daniel 6 again highlights the faithfulness of Daniel. As an old man, he remains unwavering in his commitment and holiness for the Lord. This passage challenges us to remain faithful no matter the circumstances of life.

This passage gives an incredible template for resisting temptations and fighting off the attacks of sin upon our lives. The Word of God is powerful and sharper than any two edges sword. Jesus uses it with incredible power and we need to learn the same.

The glorious end of the Babylonian Empire comes crashing down in one night, and it comes directly from the Hand of God. Even in this last moment of peril, Daniel stands firm in his faith, while the society parades itself into destruction. This passage challenges us to examine the pursuits of our hearts and the reality of our life’s purpose.

True greatness is found in humility; recognizing God's sovereignty leads us to deeper faith and restoration. Daniel 4 recounts the story of Nebuchadnezzar, who experienced a dramatic fall from power due to his pride. In a great display of grace, he was restored and expressed his devotion and humility before God. This account challenges us to confront the danger of pride in our own life.

There is a man who speaks for God at the beginning of the Gospel of Luke. He is the one whose message is the very Word of God. He comes just before the King announces His arrival. John is this man, and his message is singular and clear. Tonight, we will study the needed message of John the Baptist.

Often, in this world, people take what God declares as good and twist it to fit their own agenda or pleasure. Chapter 3 of Daniel gives us an account of this making. In it, we are challenged about our own personal stand for holiness. How willing are we to take the abuse of this world to stand with Christ? We will explore the faith of three young men and their persistence of holiness for the sake of God’s name.

In this passage, we read about a superior Child who is wise, humble, and deeply respectful. Everything we would expect in the Messiah. To top it all off, Jesus knows who He is and makes the first recorded claim of Divinity from His own lips.