Seeking The Truth

Deuteronomy 6 verses 10-end How not to forget God or take Him for granted

Moses is commanding the children of Israel to remember God in all that they do. He wants them to remember the things that God had done for them that they may serve him with thanksgiving and not fret at the trials that were ahead. This is a message that is appropriate for our walk with God today. Listen.

Deuteronomy 5 What God desires From His People

This chapter contains the 10 commandments given to Israel from God. Learn how each of these commandments applies to us today.

Deuteronomy 4 God desires Israel to be example for other nations to see

God gave Israel a very special responsibility. They were to show forth God's strength for all other nations to see. What responsibility has God given to you? Are you being a shining example of God to all the world? Listen to what Moses recited to Israel from God and find out how to measure whether or not you've been true to your calling.

Deuteronomy 3 Fear Not

Moses recites two words to the Israelites that are recited by our Lord and Savior, "Fear Not." Learn how this obscure chapter of Deuteronomy connects to the words of Christ, see how they connect to you.

Deuteronomy 2 What Does God Want From those that he Saves

God saved the children of Israel for a reason. It should be obvious that he saved you for a reason too. Listen and find out what God requires of those whom He save.

Deuteronomy 1

Verse by verse bible study on this second book of the law. Moses rehearses the recent history of the children of Israel in their ears to encourage them to move on into the promised land. Learn the methods of encouragement that he used. You will be surprised.

Intro to The Book of Deuteronomy and Questions

Introduction to the book of Deuteronomy including time, setting, author, and much more. Group bible discussion.

Deuteronomy 28 pt. 1 The God of the Old Testament had Blessings for the Taking

 

When people speak of the "God of the Old Testament" they often call Him a 'tribal god' and say that he is mean and cruel. They speak of Him as if He is different than Jesus. What most do not understand is that God has not changed. Without a knowledge of the Old Testament people make such asinine statements about the character of God. God had blessings for His people, for the taking. He wasn't, and isn't, cruel. He is loving, beneficent, and merciful. But like most of us, Israel was disobedient, unfaithful, and disloyal (and we call Him cruel). Listen and gain some understanding of the True Character of Our God.