•	Daniel 5

1.	Daniel was recognised as a man of God, and the recognition brought opportunity. Dr J.1. Packer writes: 
“… activism is not holiness... The world's greatest need is the personal holiness of Christian people.” Do you agree? How can we balance activity with personal devotion?

2.	Daniel was an agent of judgment in God's hands (as was Nebuchadnezzar! - see Jeremiah 25v9). And so are we when we challenge people with the Gospel. Discuss.

3.	We saw that ‘judgment' is a present as well as a past and future reality. A survey a few years ago concluded that you live longer if you go to church. How does lifestyle affect physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health?

4.	How can a Christian make a difference in family, church, work, neighbourhood, etc?

•	Daniel 5

1.	Daniel was recognised as a man of God, and the recognition brought opportunity. Dr J.1. Packer writes: 
“... activism is not holiness... The world's greatest need is the personal holiness of Christian people.” Do you agree? How can we balance activity with personal devotion?

2.	Daniel was an agent of judgment in God's hands (as was Nebuchadnezzar! - see Jeremiah 25v9). And so are we when we challenge people with the Gospel. Discuss.

3.	We saw that ‘judgment' is a present as well as a past and future reality. A survey a few years ago concluded that you live longer if you go to church. How does lifestyle affect physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health?

4.	How can a Christian make a difference in family, church, work, neighbourhood, etc?

•	Daniel 5

1.	Daniel was recognised as a man of God, and the recognition brought opportunity. Dr J.1. Packer writes: 
“… activism is not holiness... The world's greatest need is the personal holiness of Christian people.” Do you agree? How can we balance activity with personal devotion?

2.	Daniel was an agent of judgment in God's hands (as was Nebuchadnezzar! - see Jeremiah 25v9). And so are we when we challenge people with the Gospel. Discuss.

3.	We saw that ‘judgment' is a present as well as a past and future reality. A survey a few years ago concluded that you live longer if you go to church. How does lifestyle affect physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health?

4.	How can a Christian make a difference in family, church, work, neighbourhood, etc?