Daniel continues to give glory to God for being able to reveal dreams. He then begins to describe the dream that Nebuchadnezzar had interpreted. An exposition of Daniel 2:28-35. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Daniel stops the impending execution of all of Babylon's "wise men" and begins the interpretation of the King's dream. An exposition of Daniel 2:14-27.

? King Nebuchadnezzar asks his older counselors to interpret a troubling dream that is causing him to lose sleep. They equivocate and the king decides to kill all of the counselors. An exposition of Daniel 2:1-13. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Daniel and his three friends with the blessing of God become the king's advisors after the ten-day diet of vegetables and water. An exposition of Daniel 1:16-21. Overview and introduction to Daniel 2. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

After Daniel's request to the Commander to eat vegetables is refused, Daniel presents a modified plan to accomplish the same result to the Overseer. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Daniel finds himself a captive of the most powerful pagan kingdom on earth. He formulates a plan to stay true to God even while living among the Babylonians. An exposition of Daniel 1:3-9. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Reintroduction of the Book of Daniel. The victory of the Babylonians and the start of exile. Jehoiakim is dethroned and Nebuchadnezzar defeats Egypt and besieges Jerusalem. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Dealing with objections to the book and a short lesson on hermeneutics. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

The first of a two-part message on an introduction to the Book of Daniel. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF