The story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego didn’t end when God delivered them from the fiery furnace. Do you know what happened next? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to the book of Daniel to focus on God’s faithfulness in our times of trouble.

Is your faith strong enough to help you stand alone in a mob of three hundred thousand? Dr. David Jeremiah shares the story of three men who fearlessly refused to go along with the crowd.

It’s easy to get caught up in the drama of how God delivered Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego from the fiery furnace. But have you considered why He did it? Dr. David Jeremiah offers four reasons why God delivered the young men from the fire, and what those reasons mean for us.

It’s one thing to resist peer pressure when you’re among a few friends. But is your faith strong enough to stand alone in a crowd of three hundred thousand? Dr. David Jeremiah shares the story of three faithful men who fearlessly stood up for the One True God and refused to go along with the crowd.

Do you have the courage of your convictions? You won’t know the answer when life is going well; the true test happens when the heat is on. Dr. David Jeremiah sets the stage for one of the Bible’s most vivid examples of someone demonstrating faith under fire.

When Jesus returns to establish His kingdom, it will be glorious – like no other event the world has ever known. Dr. David Jeremiah takes us through the timeline, and offers five qualities we can take to heart while awaiting Christ’s return.

If you have rock-solid faith in Christ, you’ll find comfort in the fact that Jesus is pictured as a stone in the book of Daniel! Dr. David Jeremiah considers this fascinating symbolism, and explains the meaning of the other images that appear in King Nebuchadnezzar’s prophetic dream.

In a culture that celebrates wrong, it takes courage to stand up for what’s right. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that was also true in Daniel’s day.

In today’s volatile political climate, it’s easy to get worked up over hot-button issues, polarizing candidates or the state of our government. But Dr. David Jeremiah encourages us to set our minds on eternity rather than the temporary kingdoms of this world.

He was king of the world, ruling with absolute power and unrelenting wickedness. So why did a glimpse of the future leave Nebuchadnezzar so frightened? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at that devastating prophecy as he continues his series in the book of Daniel.

How would you react in a life-threatening situation? With grace under pressure, or with terror and trembling? Dr. David Jeremiah shares how Daniel responded when his life was on the line, keeping his godly confidence and composure as he approached a wicked ruler who had been troubled by a dream.

It was a dream of supreme significance, laying out the sequence of events that will occur until Christ returns. Why did God give this dream to such a wicked king? Dr. David Jeremiah considers this question and examines the meaning of what he calls the most important dream in all of Scripture.

Do you find yourself straddling the border between God and the world, walking with one foot on each side of the line? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why such a compromise is dangerous, and something Daniel would never have condoned. Look at four rewards for living an uncompromised life.

Sometimes to see what’s ahead, you have to look back. Dr. David Jeremiah looks to the ancient book of Daniel for the most accurate calendar of coming prophetic events.

In a culture that defends – and even celebrates – wrong, it takes courage to stand up for what’s right. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that the same was true in Daniel’s day. Take an inspiring look at Daniel’s uncompromising life.

Is there a young person in your life who was raised with godly values, only to walk away from their faith in their teen years? Sadly, it’s a common story. But Dr. David Jeremiah offers some encouragement in the person of Daniel, a godly young man who refused to conform to the king’s worldly values.

Moses. Joseph. David. Throughout the Bible – indeed, throughout history – God always has a way of raising up the right person at the right time. Dr. David Jeremiah shares how God raised up a youth when the world needed an example of faithfulness.

Watching the rise and fall of governments and civilizations, the world can seem pretty frightening – until you relax and remember: God is in charge of it all. Dr. David Jeremiah shares how Daniel witnessed the birth and death of four different kingdoms in his lifetime, yet never lost faith in God’s sovereignty.

Sometimes to see what’s ahead, you have to look back. For example, the best calendar of coming prophetic events is in the Old Testament book of Daniel. Dr. David Jeremiah explores this ancient book and the prophecies it has recorded.

The world says accumulating wealth is the path to joy. But God’s Word says that’s a lie. Dr. David Jeremiah shares the differences between earthly and heavenly treasures in his message, “God’s Basic Plan for Security.”

If you’re a Christian, how do you practice your faith? By bearing fruit? By serving others? What about tithing – did that make your list? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why giving back to God is a discipline that puts your faith in action.

In our culture of materialism, we’re trained to accumulate all we can – and keep it for ourselves. Fortunately, God’s economy is different. Dr. David Jeremiah illustrates exactly how different by sharing solid, biblical reasons for giving to God from the resources He’s entrusted to you.

Faith and commitment go hand-in-hand. As a Christian, you really can’t have one without the other, so it’s vital to have a clear understanding of both. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to the so-called Hall of Faith in the book of Hebrews for inspiration and insight into what a faith commitment is… and what it isn’t.

The world tells us that accumulating wealth and possessions is the path to lasting joy. But God’s Word says that’s a lie, and gives us a better way. Dr. David Jeremiah highlights the night-and-day differences between investing in earthly treasures and making heavenly investments.

There’s nothing like that sense of partnership you feel when you’ve committed to obey God and, day by day, He empowers you to continue doing it. Dr. David Jeremiah illustrates this truth in the Old Testament story of the rebuilding of the temple, as God’s people moved from instruction to obedience.

You won’t be exempt from hardship just because you start tithing. But you will grow in trusting God for all you need. Dr. David Jeremiah shares from Second Corinthians about God’s faithfulness.

The Bible is clear that believers are called to tithe from the income they’re blessed with – to give back to God. But many only give excuses. Are you one of them? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at an Old Testament account of a people who chose excuses over obedience, and how God dealt with them.

You’ve heard it said that giving to God will always bring a bigger blessing to you. But is that really true? Dr. David Jeremiah spells it out straight from God’s Word, and the answer will probably surprise you!

You won’t be exempt from hardship just because you start tithing. But you will feel more and more secure as God faithfully keeps His promises. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Second Corinthians for a closer look at God’s assurance that He is all we need in good times and bad.

If you’re like most people, you started the new year with a commitment to improve some aspect of your life. Have you followed through? Or have you faltered? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the difficulty in keeping commitments without a foundation of strong motives, and offers several to help you follow through.

You can plan detailed diet and workout programs, but you’ll see no benefit until you act on them. It’s the same with tithing. Dr. David Jeremiah offers an encouraging word about becoming a disciplined giver so that tithing becomes an expression of love and joy.

Some people come to the Lord because they have no one else to turn to after years of prideful living. Maybe you know one of those believers. Maybe you are one. Dr. David Jeremiah considers one of the Bible’s most dramatic examples of that transformation, in the life of King Nebuchadnezzar.

The variety of ways in which mankind has learned to sin is tragically large, and growing larger. Yet at its root, most sin comes from a single source. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at pride. If you’ve read the Bible, you know how severely God deals with pride, but never more so than with Nebuchadnezzar.

The more you build yourself up, the further you have to fall. That’s one of the dangers of pride, powerfully illustrated in the book of Daniel. Dr. David Jeremiah shares the story of how a king’s out-of-control pride not only brought down a great civilization, but triggered a dire warning straight from the hand of God.

In the presence of God’s judgment, even the proudest of kings can instantly melt into a quivering mass of jelly. Dr. David Jeremiah explains how this exact scenario played-out in ancient Babylon, and even now serves as a warning for those who are paying attention.

The more you build yourself up, the further you have to fall. The danger of pride is the focus today, as Dr. David Jeremiah explains how a king’s pride triggered a warning from the hand of God.