In
The Chronicles of Belteshazzar
, a grandfather helps his grandchildren navigate the issues of peer pressure by telling stories. It wasn't like his grandson, Isaiah Pierce, had gone to school planning to hurt someone. A girl had taken his bible, shouting "
Separation of church and state
," as though he'd broken some law. Had he? And if so, what did others expect him to do - stop believing in God and just "get with the program?" With the help of his grandpa, Isaiah discovers how the Prophet Daniel learned to
live by faith rather than cower in fear
. Babylon wanted to rob Daniel of his distinctiveness, forcing him to conform to the beliefs and values of the Babylonian culture. Instead, he remained devoted to God. Through tales of ancient gods, sword fights, assassination plots, the power of forgiveness & even romance, join Isaiah as he is transported into
.