In this study of the Book of Daniel, we'll revisit familiar stories like Daniel in the lions' den and the fiery furnace, but with a fresh perspective: Daniel isn't the hero of the story—God is. Discover His faithfulness, power, and sovereignty on every page.
A Vision of Things to Come
Ken Miller | Oct. 23, 2026
Daniel receives the first of six visions about the future of God's chosen people and must rely on divine help to understand its disturbing imagery.
LORD of All
Ken Miller | Oct. 16, 2026
Daniel remains sovereignly positioned under another king, while the focus stays on God's faithfulness and power in the face of opposition.
The Handwriting on the Wall
Ken Miller | Oct. 9, 2026
Belshazzar and the rapid succession of kings emphasize God's ongoing sovereignty over rulers, their reigns, and their lives.
Dreams, Visions, and Nightmares
Ken Miller | Oct. 2, 2026
God-given dreams and visions carry immediate and future implications and show that God remains fully sovereign over Nebuchadnezzar and his kingdom.
Worthy of Worship
Ken Miller | Sep. 25, 2026
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse to worship Nebuchadnezzar's golden statue, with attention on the statue and the implications behind its construction.
Providentially Placed and Prepared
Ken Miller | Sep. 18, 2026
God providentially placed and uniquely gifted Daniel to serve as His interpreter of dreams to pagan rulers opposed to God and His redemptive plan.
All Part of the Plan
Ken Miller | Sep. 11, 2026
Judah's spiritual infidelity, God's warnings of judgment, Babylonian captivity, and the "when" and "why" of Daniel's arrival in Babylon.
