Delight in Grace

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.

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.

Have you ever wondered why the Mosaic law had so much to say about what was clean and unclean? As Pastor Rich unpacks our text, Deuteronomy 14, we see the gracious heart of God in the laws He gave the people of Israel. His heart is for human flourishing. And in light of Jesus, who touched the unclean without becoming unclean, who made all things new, we can see the hope and joy our God has for His people, from the Old Testament to the New. Let’s listen to this message titled A People Holy to the Lord.

Have you ever wondered why the Mosaic law had so much to say about what was clean and unclean? As Pastor Rich unpacks our text, Deuteronomy 14, we see the gracious heart of God in the laws He gave the people of Israel. His heart is for human flourishing. And in light of Jesus, who touched the unclean without becoming unclean, who made all things new, we can see the hope and joy our God has for His people, from the Old Testament to the New. Let’s listen to this message titled A People Holy to the Lord.

Have you ever wondered why the Mosaic law had so much to say about what was clean and unclean? As Pastor Rich unpacks our text, Deuteronomy 14, we see the gracious heart of God in the laws He gave the people of Israel. His heart is for human flourishing. And in light of Jesus, who touched the unclean without becoming unclean, who made all things new, we can see the hope and joy our God has for His people, from the Old Testament to the New. Let’s listen to this message titled A People Holy to the Lord.

Have you ever wondered why the Mosaic law had so much to say about what was clean and unclean? As Pastor Rich unpacks our text, Deuteronomy 14, we see the gracious heart of God in the laws He gave the people of Israel. His heart is for human flourishing. And in light of Jesus, who touched the unclean without becoming unclean, who made all things new, we can see the hope and joy our God has for His people, from the Old Testament to the New. Let’s listen to this message titled A People Holy to the Lord.

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 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.”

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.”