Bakht Singh emphasizes the message of the Book of Daniel, illustrating how God prepares His people to be overcomers amidst trials and tribulations. He highlights the importance of spiritual maturity, separation from defilement, and the necessity of prayer and faithfulness in overcoming life's challenges. The examples of Daniel and his friends serve as a model for believers to stand firm in their faith, trusting in God's provision and protection. Singh encourages the congregation to recognize their calling as co-workers with God in His eternal purposes, ultimately leading to victory over the enemy.

G. Campbell Morgan emphasizes the sovereignty of God as depicted in the book of Daniel, illustrating how God's governance is evident in both historical events and prophetic visions. He highlights the importance of Daniel's faithfulness amidst adversity, showcasing God's wisdom and might in guiding nations and individuals. The sermon underscores the duality of good and evil's progression in the world, ultimately leading to a divine resolution where God's kingdom prevails. Morgan calls for believers to maintain separation from worldly influences, seek inspiration through fellowship with God, and engage in adoration through worship. The message serves as a reminder of God's ultimate authority and the responsibility of His followers to reflect His light in a dark world.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the principle of fellowship in prayer through the story of Daniel interpreting Nebuchadnezzar's dream. He contrasts true servants of God, like Daniel, who experience supernatural guidance, with false preachers who lack a genuine connection with God. Poonen encourages young people to follow the examples of Daniel and Joseph, who lived in humility and the fear of God, avoiding the foolish mistakes often made by youth. He highlights the importance of starting prayers with praise to God, acknowledging His sovereignty and wisdom, which can clear the way for divine revelation. Ultimately, Poonen reminds us that true wisdom and understanding come from God, and we must give Him all the glory for His revelations.