I. God's servant praying for God's people. II. God's truth revealed to God's servant. III. God's kingdom in conflict with God's enemies.

Assurance of Salvation through the life and hymns of Augustus Toplady, author of "Rock of Ages," and "A Debtor to Mercy Alone."

God answers Daniel's prayer. I. vv20-23, Affirmation: God heard, answered, esteemed. II. vv24-27, Revelation: God's plan for Jesus, Jerusalem, the Temple and Sacrifices

God's saving grace, through the life and hymns of John Newton, author of "Amazing Grace," "How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds," and "Let Us Love and Sing and Wonder."

I. vv1-2 The promises that provoke prayer. II. vv3-4 The wisdom that shapes prayer. III. vv5-15 The sins that are confessed in prayer. IV. vv16-19 The argument for answering prayer.

A look at the offices of Christ through the life and hymnody of Isaac Watts, author or "Joy to the World! The Lord is Come," "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross," and "Join All the Glorious Names," among many others.

I. God predicts the future perfectly. II. God governs evil sinlessly. III. God forearms his church caringly.

Suffering in the life of William Cowper, author of There is a Fountain Filled with Blood, and God Moves in a Mysterious Way.

I. vv1-8, The Successive and Devouring Kingdoms of Man. II. vv9-14, The Successful and Universal Dominion of the Son of Man. III. vv15-28, The Severe Suffering and Certain Safety of the Saints of the Most High God.

A study of Henry Lyte, author of the hymns "Praise, My Soul, The King of Heaven," "Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken," and "Abide With Me."