Delight in Grace

The tribes of Israel were each allotted an inheritance, their own share of The Promised Land, all except the Levites. They were people set apart to minister for the Lord. The Lord would be their inheritance and their provision. Pastor Rich unpacks God’s expectations for the treatment of the Levites and the way Israel would receive knowledge about the future, not through spiritism like the nations around them, but through the Lord’s prophets. I imagine very few of us listening are Levites, but Deuteronomy 18 has a message for all of us. It repeatedly presses on the importance of entrusting ourselves to God over all else. He is enough. Let’s listen to this message titled The Lord Has Chosen Him to Stand and Minister.

The Bible is God’s self-disclosure to us. It is how we discover who God is. Deuteronomy 17 is a window to four things that God cares about deeply when it comes to His people. Not urprisingly, these are four things that lead to human flourishing. Let’s listen to this message titled You Shall Purge the Evil from a series of messages on Deuteronomy titled: It is Because the Lord Loves You.

The Bible is God’s self-disclosure to us. It is how we discover who God is. Deuteronomy 17 is a window to four things that God cares about deeply when it comes to His people. Not urprisingly, these are four things that lead to human flourishing. Let’s listen to this message titled You Shall Purge the Evil from a series of messages on Deuteronomy titled: It is Because the Lord Loves You.

The famous pastor John Wesley once asked his mother how she would define sin. Her response was powerful: Whatever weakens your reason, impairs the tenderness of your conscience, obscures your sense of God, takes off your relish for spiritual things, whatever increases the authority of the body over the mind, that thing is sin to you, however innocent it may seem in Itself. Wow. We must be ruthless with the things that draw our hearts away from God. Loving Him is our highest function. Let’s listen to this message from Deuteronomy 13 titled “Purge the Evil from Your Midst.”

The famous pastor John Wesley once asked his mother how she would define sin. Her response was powerful: Whatever weakens your reason, impairs the tenderness of yourconscience, obscures your sense of God, takes off your relish for spiritual things, whatever increases the authority of the body over the mind, that thing is sin to you, however innocent it may seem in Itself. Wow. We must be ruthless with the things that draw our hearts away from God. Loving Him is our highest function. Let’s listen to this message from Deuteronomy 13 titled “Purge the Evil from Your Midst.”

Deuteronomy 16 has a lot to say about feasts. These ancient celebrations instituted by God all those years ago are infused with symbolism of the One Messiah who would come and what would be accomplished through Him. Pastor Rich unpacks for us how these shadows point to our Lord Jesus.

Deuteronomy 16 has a lot to say about feasts. These ancient celebrations instituted by God all those years ago are infused with symbolism of the One Messiah who would come and what would be accomplished through Him. Pastor Rich unpacks for us how these shadows point to our Lord Jesus.

Deuteronomy 16 has a lot to say about feasts. These ancient celebrations instituted by God all those years ago are infused with symbolism of the One Messiah who would come and what would be accomplished through Him. Pastor Rich unpacks for us how these shadows point to our Lord Jesus.

Deuteronomy 16 has a lot to say about feasts. These ancient celebrations instituted by God all those years ago are infused with symbolism of the One Messiah who would come and what would be accomplished through Him. Pastor Rich unpacks for us how these shadows point to our Lord Jesus.

God’s gracious heart for human flourishing is evident in His conditional covenant with Israel. In Deuteronomy 15, God lays out terms for canceling debts and freeing indentured servants on the seventh year. This message gives us a glance of God’s generous love and it gives us principles for our own daily walk.