In this sermon, we look at the prayer Jonah prayed from the belly of the great fish.

In this sermon, we will continue looking at Jonah's attempt to flee from the Lord-and from the mission God sent him on.

In this wonderful passage, we get a glimpse into our eternal home.

In this text, we are going to learn of Nebuchadnezzar's plan to relieve the internal turmoil related to this dream he had. And because he plans to do this through his wise men, this passage sets the stage for Daniel to enter service in the Babylonian government early on in exile.

In this message, we want to get some overview of the prophet himself and his setting-and look at the mission that he was commanded to carry out and how he responded.

Heaven is unimaginable. And yet, in this passage, we have our future eternal home described for us. And it is so wonderful, that our minds cannot comprehend it. Yet, we are not left without a caution.

In a day where we realize more than ever that we truly have no idea what tomorrow holds, this psalm is a much needed reminder that our confidence should be in the One who holds tomorrow in His hands.

In this text, we are going to see that Daniel and his companions are persistently committed to God-or, holy. The question is why- Before we are finished, I hope that question is easily answered.

In this passage, we will see the closing events of the age of time-the events which lead us into the eternal ages. This passage is the epitome of a warning to those who are living outside of Christ right now.

In this section-and the next-we will see a Jewish teenager stand up for the truth in a time when nobody would have blamed him if he didn't. And yet, this show of integrity becomes the turning point in Daniel's long career-not only as a government official, but as a prophet.