Send us a text Something is shifting, and most of us can feel it. Not in a clickbait way, but in that quiet, spiritual sense that history is turning a page. We wanted to meet that feeling with more than noise, so we opened the book of Daniel—because if you want a clear read on Revelation and the end times, you start where the patterns begin. We walk through Daniel’s backstory, not as trivia but as the frame for prophecy. From Hezekiah’s fateful display to Babylon’s siege, delayed judgment arrives right on time, and Daniel steps into exile with a name that means “God is my judge.” We talk about how empires try to rename us—Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego—and why identity pressure is usually the first move against faith. Those renamed boys hold their ground, not with bravado but with practiced conviction: prayer rhythms, moral clarity, and a refusal to trade worship for favor. Their courage in the furnace and Daniel’s night in the lions’ den become case studies in how God preserves people who won’t bow. Along the way, we make the case that Daniel is the key that unlocks Revelation’s symbols, timelines, and themes. Fulfilled prophecies in Daniel don’t just predict; they train us to trust. We explore how separation and holiness restore spiritual power in a noisy age, why context is the antidote to sensational end-times claims, and how the church can be fully present in culture without absorbing its idols. If you’ve ever wondered how to navigate last-days talk without panic or cynicism, this conversation gives you a grounded path: read widely, pray deeply, and let Scripture interpret Scripture. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend who loves Bible study, and leave a quick review so more people can find it. Got a question you want us to tackle next? Email
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