Understanding God's provision within the covenant relationship should led us to realize that we, His people, are called to walk in His ways and fear Him. Provisions therefore, should lead us to trusting God not the provision. God wants the people to learn that the living Word is more important than the bread. When people live for material things, they will never find life that truly satisfies them.

One of the central themes of the book of Deuteronomy is the call to remember who God is an what He has done. Before the Israelites enter the promised land, God reminded them of a time when they were led astray, how He humbled them and put them in a place where there is no one to depend but God. God did not test the hearts of men to reveal for already what's inside the heart of men. But God tested his people so they may know the condition of their own hearts. When abundance comes, pride can easily set in the hearts of men. When people start to think that it is through their talent and the work of their hands that gave them wealth, then God's hand of warning will remind them otherwise.

God has established and is faithful to His covenant, an aspect of this covenant is His promise to provide. God wants his people to live by the covenant that He made.

Every covenant has two parties involved and each side has a responsibility to fulfill. God wants his people to obey so they may enjoy the blessings of God's covenant. We must remember God at all times especially in times of abundance for it is easy to forget our need for God in times of plenty. We mut remember the source of wealth and the One who enables us to acquire it.

We rekindle the next generation's passion to serve God who works wonders resulting in inspired servant leadership.

We reclaim our generation's spiritual heritage by imparting faith and hope through God's Word and our multigenerational relationships.

We study the word in order to apply and obey what it says.

The central message of the Bible is clear and understandable, and that the Bible itself can be properly interpreted in a normal and literal sense. The Bible is written in such a way that its teachings can be understood by all who will read it as they seek God’s help.

Canon can be generally described as the collection of books, which form the original and authoritative written rule of the faith and practice of the Christian Church, i.e. the Old and New Testaments. The word canon, in classical Greek, is properly a straight rod, "a rule" in the widest sense.

Inerrancy means the unerring quality of Bible; free from error. What the Bible says regarding matters of faith and Christian practice is wholly useful and true.

The authors and editors of the Bible were led or influenced by God with the result that their writings may be designated in some sense the word of God.