The Daniel Project

Dennis J Harry Jr.
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Culture is not neutral. It is fighting hard to change your child — every algorithm, every classroom, and every peer group is competing for the heart and mind of the next generation. The Daniel Project exists for parents who refuse to let Babylon win the hearts of their kids. Hosted by pastor, professor, and author Dr. Dennis Harry, this podcast brings over two decades of pastoral ministry and the hard-fought wisdom of a father who raised four children, who are all adults and all walking with the Lord. This is not a parenting tips podcast. What you will find here is Biblically grounded strategy for the long game: worldview deconstruction, defragmenting the home, a theology of suffering and resilience, and the power of narrative discipleship. Each episode is rooted in Scripture and built for parents who are serious about leaving a multigenerational legacy. The goal is not a child who survives inside a protected bubble. The goal is raising Daniel, a young adult who steps into Babylon with owned conviction, fears God, and comes out with a stronger faith. New episodes drop weekly. All books referenced on the show are available at djharry.org or on Amazon.

Episodes

  1. 1d ago

    001 What It Means To "Raise Your Daniel"

    The world your children are growing up in looks nothing like the one you grew up in—and the old playbook isn't enough anymore. In this introductory episode, pastor and father of four Dennis Harry lays the foundation for everything Raising Daniel is about. Drawing from the opening chapters of the book of Daniel, Dennis unpacks why the ancient story of a teenage boy taken to Babylon is the most accurate picture of what your children are facing right now. From social media to the classroom to the algorithm in their pocket, Babylon is actively working to rename, re-educate, and reprogram the next generation. This episode introduces the mission of the show, the critical window where faith either becomes owned or collapses, and the tools parents need to raise kids with the kind of steel-spine conviction that no cultural pressure can break. If you want to raise a Daniel, this is where it starts. Raising uncompromised kids in a modern Babylon. Dr. Dennis Harry equips Christian parents to move beyond surface-level parenting toward a bold, intentional strategy for building a faith that stands alone.

    21 min

  2. 3d ago

    Welcome to The Daniel Project!

    Raising uncompromised kids in a modern Babylon. Dr. Dennis Harry equips Christian parents to move beyond surface-level parenting toward a bold, intentional strategy for building a faith that stands alone.

    21 min
  • 2 Episodes

About

Culture is not neutral. It is fighting hard to change your child — every algorithm, every classroom, and every peer group is competing for the heart and mind of the next generation. The Daniel Project exists for parents who refuse to let Babylon win the hearts of their kids. Hosted by pastor, professor, and author Dr. Dennis Harry, this podcast brings over two decades of pastoral ministry and the hard-fought wisdom of a father who raised four children, who are all adults and all walking with the Lord. This is not a parenting tips podcast. What you will find here is Biblically grounded strategy for the long game: worldview deconstruction, defragmenting the home, a theology of suffering and resilience, and the power of narrative discipleship. Each episode is rooted in Scripture and built for parents who are serious about leaving a multigenerational legacy. The goal is not a child who survives inside a protected bubble. The goal is raising Daniel, a young adult who steps into Babylon with owned conviction, fears God, and comes out with a stronger faith. New episodes drop weekly. All books referenced on the show are available at djharry.org or on Amazon.

Information

  • Creator
    Dennis J Harry Jr.
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    2
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Dennis Harry
  • Show Website
    The Daniel Project