You would expect to find Alexander the Great and Antiochus Epiphanes in the pages of history books. But did you know they’re also in the Bible? Dr. David Jeremiah reveals the detailed prophecies foretelling the rise of these two prominent rulers, and shares how God used them to set the stage for the Antichrist.

The study of prophecy should involve more than just your mind. Look at Daniel, for example. Dr. David Jeremiah explains that, when it came to interpreting his visions, Daniel became both intellectually and emotionally involved.

The Bible offers clues about the last days, but the most powerful answers are in the words of Jesus. Dr. David Jeremiah examines those answers – what they meant for His hearers then and now.

It’s interesting – even exciting – to study prophecies that are yet to be fulfilled. But you should also be excited by those that have already come to pass. Dr. David Jeremiah explains that seeing God fulfill prophecies just as they were foretold is proof positive that He will fulfill those that are yet to happen!

Have you ever noticed how many animal expressions we use? Like “proud as a peacock,” “angry as a bear” and “sly as a fox”? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the power of a different kind of animal symbolism revealed in one of Daniel’s visions.

The Bible offers clues about the Rapture, the Tribulation and the Second Coming. But some of the most powerful answers come straight from the words of Jesus. Dr. David Jeremiah examines those answers – what they meant for His hearers then and now.

As we get closer and closer to the events of the last days, it’s only natural to have questions. Two thousand years ago, even the disciples had some! Dr. David Jeremiah takes us to the Mount of Olives where Jesus answered those questions and revealed a fresh, new perspective for us to take to heart.

If you’re anxious about the seven-year Tribulation that will terrorize and destroy much of the earth one day, you’re not alone. But Dr. David Jeremiah says you have nothing to fear – if you’re a believer – as he offers biblical proof of God’s faithfulness in keeping His Church safe in this time of judgment.

Do you wonder who the Antichrist might be? Dr. David Jeremiah says while we can’t yet know who the Antichrist is, we can certainly know what he is – by understanding Daniel chapter seven.

For seven years, the world will undergo a series of terrifying plagues and disasters known as the Tribulation. Will the Church be spared from this time of judgment? Dr. David Jeremiah tackles that question and explains why God would permit such a horrible thing to happen at all.

Are you wondering if the prophetic calendar is ready for the arrival of the Antichrist? One look at our fallen world should tell you the answer is yes. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the rise and demise of the Antichrist, the coming world leader who will carry out Satan’s evil agenda.

Never in history has one figure reigned over the entire world’s political and religious systems. But the Antichrist will change that. Dr. David Jeremiah explains that, despite the Antichrist’s rise to power, there is still reason for Christians to be encouraged.

The world will be captivated by his charisma before being cut down by his cruelty. The Antichrist will deceive billions on a scale never seen in history. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Daniel chapter seven and its depiction of the Antichrist, with tools to help you see him for what he is.

If you’re like most believers, you’ve probably wondered just who the Antichrist might be. Dr. David Jeremiah concedes that while we can’t yet know who the Antichrist is, we can certainly know what he is – by exploring the seventh chapter of Daniel.

Like Daniel, are you facing a den of lions? Maybe at your work or school, where you might be treated unfairly because of your faith? Dr. David Jeremiah offers help for surviving the lions in your life.

From the earliest civilizations to the latest news headlines, the truth is plain to see: the governments of this world are fragile and doomed to fail. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that the kingdom of Christ is neither. It will reign forever.

The seventh chapter of Daniel uses some incredibly vivid and descriptive language to paint a picture of the turmoil prophesied for earth. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on some equally powerful images in the same chapter that portray the peace and majesty of heaven.

When so-called psychics make predictions, they always turn out to be either totally wrong or terribly vague. Not so with God’s prophecies! Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Daniel chapter seven for proof that God’s prophecies are always right and uniquely specific.

Some have called it the Old Testament’s greatest chapter and one of the summits of Scripture. Others have worked tirelessly to discredit and destroy it. Dr. David Jeremiah opens the seventh chapter of Daniel to reveal what God wants us to know about the future through some of the Bible’s most detailed prophecies.

In times of trial, you might wonder why God doesn’t do something to prevent your suffering – why He allows you, like Daniel, to be thrown to the lions. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to this well-known episode from Daniel’s life to remind us that God might not keep us out of troubles, but He does keep us in the midst of them.

Babylon was a powerful kingdom, but pride and pleasure led to its destruction. Is our culture on the same path? Dr. David Jeremiah points out some sobering similarities from Daniel.

Daniel was in a literal lion’s den. But you might be facing a den of lions as well – at your work, your school, anywhere you’re punished because of your faith. Dr. David Jeremiah offers some insights from Daniel’s story that can help you survive the lions in your own life.

If you’ve ever been on a diet or exercise program, you know its effectiveness depends mainly on just one thing: consistency. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why consistency is vital not only for our physical health, but for maintaining proper spiritual health, as he continues our series in Daniel.

When God is blessing your life, it’s not uncommon for others to respond with envy or jealousy. Maybe you’ve experienced it yourself. As Dr. David Jeremiah points out: this is what set into motion the most familiar episode in the life of Daniel.

Babylon was a great and influential kingdom, but pride and pleasure lured the people away from God and led to its destruction. Is our culture on the same path? Dr. David Jeremiah points out some sobering similarities from the book of Daniel. What, if anything, can Christians do to make a difference?

There’s no retirement plan in God’s economy. Just look at Daniel, whose spirituality and wisdom were so vibrant even at age 90, that he was sought out by a king! Dr. David Jeremiah looks at how Daniel responded to the summons – and how it can help you grow in faith.

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.

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. 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.

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.

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.

Daniel’s prayer in chapter nine is one of the most powerful passages in all of Scripture, with principles you can apply to your own prayer life. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the prayer he calls a masterpiece.

The Bible says that Daniel prayed fervently. Does “fervent” describe your prayer life? What does fervent even look like in the life of a believer? Dr. David Jeremiah examines this quality in Daniel’s life, and offers practical pointers for a prayer life – and a faith – that are more vibrant and effective.

Do your prayers sound like a wish list of things you want God to give you? Or do you dig deeper, confessing your sin with a contrite heart? Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at Daniel’s prayer and explains why confession, while painful, is vital to your spiritual growth.

The Bible says that Daniel prayed fervently. Does “fervent” describe your prayer life? Dr. David Jeremiah examines this quality, and offers pointers for living your faith more effectively.

Some people naturally exude a spirit of deep, authentic worship, while for others it seems forced and awkward. Do you ever wonder why? Dr. David Jeremiah reveals how our worship life is the direct result of our prayer life, and why it’s so important to pray with the right focus.