In today's Lesson we look at the interpretation of Daniel's vision. What is the fourth beast with all of the horns and will it affect us as Believers?
Daniel's Vision: God's Plan for the Ages, Part One
In today's lesson, we look at the first of Daniel's four visions. He sees four different beasts. Who or what are these beasts?
The Lions in Daniel's Den
Daniel's daily habits and his trust in God, converted the den of hungry lions into a safe haven of rest. What can we learn from Daniel's example, to turn around the hungry lions in our own lives?
When the Finger of God Moved, Part One
What gave Daniel the boldness to enter the King's palace and explain the writing on the wall? Daniel knew what the prophet Jeremiah had said years before. He knew it to be true, he trusted it by faith, and then he had te boldness to share it with the one who needed the message the most.
When the Finger of God Moved, Part Two
Bold and truthful, Daniel explains the writing on the wall to Belshazzar. Belshazzar ignored the testimony of his grandfather, and paid the ultimate price for his sinfulness.
The Sin God Will Not Tolerate
Quiz Question: What is the only disease that makes everyone else around them sick, except for the person that has it? You can find the answer in today's lesson by Brother Mark.
Prelude to Daniel Four
Is God's will impressed upon man? Have you ever resisted God's will? God gives grace to the humble and he resists the proud.
Faith Under Fire
King Nebuchadnezzar asked, "Who are you loyal to?" By the example of Shadrach, Meshack, and Abednego, we are reminded to have confidence in God, that He will deliver us from our adversaries. But if not, we know then, that our faith will become sight.
The Statue and the Stone, Part Two
In today's lesson we look at each part of the statue in the king's dream and see what countries each part represents. Has each part been fulfilled throughout history or is there still a future kingdom yet to come?
The Statue and the Stone, Part One
Boldly and confidently, Daniel stands before the king and tells him the dream he had. In today's lesson, we begin to look at the statue and the stone, in the dream, and what it all means.
The King's Dream and Daniel's Dilemma
The king, knowing he had a disturbing dream but forgetting what it was, ordered all of his wise men to tell him the dream and the interpretation of it. How did Daniel deal with the stress of his own ordered death, and also be used by God in this terrible situation? How can we be more like Daniel in our own times of trouble?
Those Who Honor Me
How much do we honor God today? In our latest adult Sunday school class, we see the example and testimony that Daniel gave to those around him, as he was being held captive in a foreign land.
Daniel: Looking for the End Time While Living in the Meantime
Our Nearing the End Series continues, as we begin with an introduction into the book of Daniel. Why were the Israelites taken captive by the King of Babylon? What does God say we have to do in order to get right with Him again? Finally, what does God promise the Israelites, even during this difficult time?
The Church with Everything but Nothing
How much does it cost to follow Jesus Christ? In today's lesson we are reminded that we should be faithful in our service to Him, knowing by faith, that we will be rewarded greatly in due time.
The Church with an Open Door
The church in Philadelphia was commended by Jesus. What were they doing right and what can we learn from them?
The Church of the Walking Dead
Is it possible to have walking dead in a church? The church in Sardis did, and we have to make sure that we don't. How does a church get this way and what do we have to do to guard against it?
The Intolerably Tolerant Church at Thyatira, Part Two
Our Sunday school lesson continues looking at the church in Thyatira. The church had a Jezebel-like woman in the midst. Today, we see exactly what Jezebel was like and what she was doing. How can we avoid being the same way she was?
The Intolerably Tolerant Church at Thyatira
Studying the church at Thyatira, we see that this church was doing a lot of great things. But they were not taking a stand against the pressures of the community and culture, in their day. How long can you last without making an opinion or standing up for what is right?
The Church in Satan's City: Pergamos
Compromising Jews, made up the city of Pergamos. What happened because of their compromise, made the city into a Satanic stronghold. Does it really make a difference in our life and in the lives of others, when we tolerate others who promote evil? Is there a cure for the problems that will come when we compromise God's doctrine?
The Poor Rich Church - Smyrna
Smyrna, the church with no condemnation. How did this church get such a good report? Can sufferings, trials, and persecutions form us to be more faithful to God? As stated by Brother Mark in this lesson, "Faith is at its best when faith is at its test."