Daniel 7:15-25

As we dive deeper into the meaning of this prophecy, we are going to see some ugly realities. This episode is about Rome, the brutal empire which opposes God, but there are still silver linings sprinkled throughout. 

Daniel 7:15-19

This episode takes a closer look at the five major Gentile empires that come and go on the stage of human history. The result of such revelation should be a sober realization of how short our time is. Truly, there is not much time left, and as believers that should give us hope as we look forward to the rapture. Jesus could return today! Wouldn’t that be wonderful?

Daniel 7:3-15

The kingdoms and of today were predicted back in the time of Daniel, and today we are seeing this revelation playing out right in front of us. History (both biblical and secular) is all about Israel, and we are seeing big things happening there right now. How surreal it is to watch divine revelation unfold in our lifetimes. This should move us to trust God and lean on His Word, seeking His eternal perspective in the midst of it all.

Daniel 7:1-2

Imagine what God’s kingdom will be like… That is what this vision gives us a glimpse of. In this episode, we focus on some of the ways this vision is unique and how it describes world empires from God’s perspective.

Daniel 7:1-14

As we enter Daniel chapter 7, we are backing up to see the spiritual revelation that God was giving Daniel during previous events we have already looked at. Remember that while we see the events unfolding in the world around us, there is also a spiritual dimension that is playing out at the same time. Never forget that God is in control and never lose hope in His plan for your life. There are exciting discussions on prophecy ahead, you won’t want to miss the discussion!

Daniel | War in Israel

In another unusual podcast, we will discuss the parallels between Daniel’s captivity and the hostage situation in Gaza. We will bring you up to date on the current escalations in the Middle East.

Links in this episode:

Amir Tsarfati: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOQZADmcoS0

Douglas Murray: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCUfNLENLZg&list=LL&index=30

PragerU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EDW88CBo-8&t=31s

Unpacked Today: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z-qWQ6AAMG8

IDF: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6R6_L11-tVk

Douglas Murray: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFZdEs6e60M&list=LL&index=25

IDF: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/jIqFqyIO6A4

Megyn Kelly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAVbDhYM8Hk&list=LL&index=3

Megyn Kelly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLu5GNaKYWE&list=LL&index=2

Living Lchaim: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl0yI7AqqDQ&list=LL&index=10

Daniel 6:25-28 | War in Israel

Today we are unpacking the final verses of Daniel chapter six and discussing the relevance of the war in Israel to the book of Daniel.

IDF YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@IsraelDefenseForces?si=jbOkSP3Yy1N34ej1

Agelite YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@Agilitetactical?si=8kx1CjSIped6a4fy

Watchman Newscast with Erick Stakelbeck: https://youtube.com/@TheWatchmanwithErickStakelbeck?si=3639hJ6P-h0dUTvx

Amir Tsarfati with Behold Israel Telegram channel: https://t.me/beholdisraelchannel

Daniel 6:21-28

Faith is not finished after salvation, it is to be the mode of operation for the rest of our lives. Trials and temptations are really just tests to strengthen our faith, and it is faith that motivates holiness. We learn all this and more as we continue to look at the book of Daniel chapter six.

Micah 7:1-9

The personal message from Micah to us is not one of dreary pessimism or from a downer mentality, it is one of hope and beauty rooted in the unchangeableness of Jesus and the glory and grace of the gospel. Remember the immense personal loss God sustained on our behalf. What love! We must guard and protect our hearts only for God. That is the true remedy for loneliness in the midst of a corrupt and wicked world.

Daniel 6:16-20

Today we start by clarifying that God does not overlook the sins of others merely because persecution is a necessary part of the Christian life. Although we are told to expect it, that does not excuse the wrongdoing of others. We also learn that Daniel’s choice to obey God rather than his earthly authority had the greatest influence on the king’s faith in God.