The Bible is TBSE, and Joshua shows us how the LORD leads his people to a promised destination

The Bible is the best story ever, and Deuteronomy calls God’s people to covenant relationship renewal by looking to God, responding properly to God, and by applying these to the past, future, and present.

the Bible is the best story ever, and Numbers gives us the story of the life of a generation in a Covenant Relationship with God.

The Bible is the best story ever, and Leviticus goes deep into what it means for the nation of Israel to be in a covenant relationship with God by detailing tabernacle procedures, emphasizing the goal of holiness, and by explaining how we can enjoy God’s presence even though we are sinful.

Exodus carries forward God’s covenant relationship with his people by moving from the family of Abraham to the nation of Israel by rescuing, establishing, and communing with them.

Genesis is the once upon a time of the best story ever. It explains the beginning of all things, the beginning of the kingdom conflict, and the beginning of God’s covenant relationship with his people.

The Bible is the Best Story Ever, and Genesis is the once upon a time.

Today we have to deal with some distractions first. Then, we are going reflect on a God-given responsibility we all have and whether we are fulfilling that responsibility.

One of the most difficult matters I have had to face as an adult over the last 10 years is navigating other people's perspective of me and then my own perspective of myself.

There is so much to talk about from the Bible about the end of the age. Today, we looked at a particular part of it with hopes of finding application for us today.