Daniel
Classes
Class 1: The Challenge of Babylon the Great (Daniel 1)
The class focuses on Daniel's life and character, emphasizing his faith and perseverance during his captivity in Babylon. It highlights how Daniel maintained his commitment to God despite challenging circumstances and the influence of Babylonian culture.
Class 2: The Image of Gold (Daniel 3)
The class focuses on Daniel's friends Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, discussing their refusal to bow to Nebuchadnezzar's golden image and their subsequent miraculous deliverance. It emphasizes the importance of faith, judgment, and the perfection of God.
Class 3: The Writing on the Wall (Daniel 5)
The class covers Daniel chapter 5, focusing on Belshazzar's feast and the writing on the wall. It emphasizes the consequences of pride and the divine judgment that follows, highlighting the historical context and the fulfillment of prophecy.
Class 4: Daniel in the Lions' Den (Daniel 6)
The class discusses Daniel's rise to power in the Medo-Persian empire under Darius, emphasizing Daniel's faithfulness and the importance of ecclesial leadership. It highlights the need for humility and selflessness in ecclesial roles, drawing parallels between Daniel's story and the responsibilities of ecclesial members.
Class 5: They that be Wise shall Shine as the Brightness (Daniel 12)
The class covers Daniel's final vision in chapters 10-12, focusing on the resurrection of the dead, the return of Christ, and the judgment of nations. It emphasizes Daniel's perseverance and faith despite long periods of waiting and suffering.
Class 6: Exhort: We have sinned (Daniel 9)
The class focuses on Daniel's prayer in chapter 9, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging sin and seeking forgiveness. It highlights the necessity of living a perfect life to bridge the gap between God and humanity, and encourages believers to care deeply for one another as Daniel did for his people.