In a world that puts its confidence in human power, technology, and control, it’s easy to believe in God while living as though everything depends on us. Daniel’s encounter with Babylon’s most powerful king reminds us that human kingdoms rise and fall, but God remains sovereign over history and continues to reveal himself. Through the vision of a towering statue and a stone cut without human hands, we discover why no earthly system can provide the security or hope that only God’s eternal kingdom offers. The challenge for us is simple but searching: will we live like there really is a God in heaven—in our decisions, our fears, our prayers, and the way we invest our lives in his kingdom?