I. vv18-20, Christ's Servants. II. vv21-23, Christ's Example. III. vv24-25, Christ Crucified.

I. His Astonishing Humiliation

II. His Astonishing Innocence

III. His Astonishing Substitution

IV. His Astonishing Vindication

Is Christianity believable? Why believe? How can we believe?

I. vv1-9 Daniel's pilgrimage amidst the kingdoms of this world. II. vv10-14 Daniel's persistent prayer under pressure and persecution. III. vv15-28 Daniel's preservation by the angel of the Lord

I. God's Judgment is Denied. II. God's Judgment is Deserved. III. God's Judgment is Decisive.

I. vv4-27, The Ambassador of God's Truth. II. vv28-33 The Sovereignty of God's Rule. III. vv34-37, The Conversion of God's Enemy.

I. vv1-15, The Pressure God's People Face. II. vv 16-18, The Providence of the God we Trust. III. vv19-30, The Presence of God to Help.

I. vv14,27-30 The Character of God's Servant. II. vv31-45 The Coming of God's Kingdom. III. vv46-49 The Celebration of God's Triumph.

Daniel is in trouble. His life is in danger. But he knows that God knows. So what does Daniel do? He prays. He praises. He proclaims.