If you understand Deuteronomy, you will understand the rest of the Old Testament. God expects loving obedience from His covenantal people.  

The story of Balaam presents an amazing first in the Old Testament. No, it is not a talking donkey. Rather, it is the first time that God uses a pagan person to prophecy His truth. Have you ever paid attention to what Balaam said?

In this special edition of "Side Notes," Ian Ferguson sits down with Andrew to share some thoughts on the life of Joshua.  

Numbers 5 contains one of the more forgettable/confusing laws in the entire Old Testament. Let's dig into this passage briefly see how this passage is profitable (2 Timothy 3:16). 

The Book of Numbers contains much more than numbers. Yes, it has lists, but it also has laws, narratives, and speeches. Numbers shows us how God faithfully guides and teaches His people despite their unfaithfulness. 

Do you like bacon? Well, I do. Why then did God give all of the dietary laws to Israel? Did He just not want them to have a delightful breakfast? 

When you read Matthew's genealogy, have you ever wondered why the New Testament had to start with a list of people? 

Matthew is the perfect climax of Old Testament prophecy as it bridges the gap between the testaments and portrays the Messiah as the King who came to save both Jew and Gentile

At the end of Exodus, God fulls the tabernacle with his presence. How can a sinful people live in the presence of a Holy God? Leviticus gives the solution: a relationship with the Holy God requires holiness. 

Have you ever read through the second half of Exodus and wondered why God inspired Moses to record so many details about the tabernacle? In this episode, we are looking at the Tabernacle in Exodus.