Psalm 5 is an Old Testament picture of John 3:36: ‘whoever does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him’
Bad things will happen - but God's in control
God warns his people that tough times are ahead - so that when they happen we'll not be shocked or doubt his control | Daniel 8
The Counsel of the King
In the midst of opposition, God's King warns his enemies and encourages his friends | Psalm 4
Seeing the Big Picture
Where is world history going? And how should we live in light of it? | Daniel 7
The suffering but victorious king
Betrayed by one of those closest to him, put out of Jerusalem, in anguish on the Mount of Olives and with many enemies turning against him - but ultimately God's Messiah wins the victory for his people | Psalm 3
Faithful unto death
80 year old Daniel faces the lions - the Christian life doesn't get any easier as we get older or when our circumstances change. How can we keep going? | Daniel 6
Humanity rebels, God laughs!
A futile rebellion, an undaunted king and an amazing invitation | Psalm 2
The last king of Babylon
The last night in Babylon's history pictures for us the fate of all kingdoms which oppose God and his Christ | Daniel 5
The truly blessed man
The first psalm introduces the whole book, so it's vital to understand who these songs are about | Psalm 1
The Most High rules
Despite all that King Nebuchadnezzar knows about God and all the proof he's seen of him at work, it's not until his pride his humbled that he acknowledges that the Most High rules | Daniel 4