Day One: Nebuchadnezzar is an example of a person who allowed money, possessions, positions, power, prestige, popularity, pleasure, and accomplishments to indicate to him that he produced them all; but, God saved his eternal destination by doing what it took to reveal to him that it was God, Who allowed it all to happen.

Day Two: Solomon And Wives shows you what exposing yourself to bad influences can do to you, no matter how wise you are.

Day Three: Elisha And His Servants gives you a look at the spirit realm and what it looks like, when you can’t see into it.

Day Four: Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah show you what can be done no matter what kind of social pressure may be exerted against you.

Day Five: Moses And Israel lets you look as spiriual leadership that must deal with a lot of opposition.

Day One: Samuel's life gives you a good example for what you will experience, when you totally obey what God wants you to do

Day Two: Jonah and Nineveh this gives you a good example for how to feel toward people you don’t like and don’t think they are good candidates for being saved.

Day Three: Samson, like Solomon was given a gift that didn’t require constant contact with God. Samson and Solomon had their power-gift given to them, so that they were able to decide how they wanted to use it. Jesus, on the other hand, doesn’t allow you to have that kind of gift.

Day Four: Ruth And Boaz show you how to solve major issues by allowing God to lead you into special relationships.

Day Five: Isaac And Ishmael shows the difference between a son being a part of the covenant of God and a son who isn’t. When you stay within the will of God, the results are blessed.

Day One: Balaam And Balak give you an example of what not to do during social pressure. Loving money, possessions, positions, prestige, power, popularity, pleasure, and accomplishments can get you in a lot of trouble.

Day Two: Saul and Samuel give you an incredible example of a student refusing to follow the leadership of a spiritual minister.

Day Three: Achan And Joshua are another example of a student not following the minister’s leadership and what it does to those around them.

Day Four: Job and His “Friends” takes a second look at further “comfort” that Job gets. Some times persistent friends can hurt people rather than help.

Day Five: David and Abigail give you a life-example that shows how God works, when you follow His ways of love.

Day One: Saul and David is a wonderful comparison between two leaders. One does things his own way; and, the other does it God’s way most of the time.

Day Two: Moses is one of the greatest leaders of all times. His willingness to only do things God’s way under some of the most opposing pressures gives you an incredible example of spiritual leadership.

Day Three: Solomon had a lot more wisdom than Moses. But, Moses used a much greater wisdom than Solomon. God gave Solomon a powerful human wisdom. Moses got his wisdom from God all day long.

Day Four: Pharaoh and The Ten Plagues gives you what loving money, possessions, positions, prestigue, popularity, power, pleasure, and accomplishments can do to your goals, leadership, and philisophies.

Day Five: Peter started out pretty full of himself. He felt free to give Jesus advice, believe in himself, and involve himself in trial and error processes. But, when Jesus finished his training, Peter became one of the most dynamic spiritual leaders in the Christian faith.