The parable of the prodigal son is about a perfect Father with both a rebellious and a self-righteous son. The perfect Son is not in the story—He is telling the story. And Jesus is writing our story too—reminding us that our worth to the Father is not found in what we do for Him, but in who we are with Him.

Is there a connection between God's favor on the physical nation of Israel and the spiritual warfare among heavenly beings?

How could Satan offer Jesus all the kingdoms of the world—stating they had been delivered to him?

How does the Gospel—the life, death, burial, resurrection, ascension, and sending of the Spirit—reverse the curse of the three rebellions of Genesis 1-11?

In this teaching, the divine counsel worldview found in Deuteronomy 32 is explored—unlocking one's understanding of the storyline of Scripture.

Moses understood that leadership is not about wielding power—but about preparing future generations for their purpose. It is imperative to recognize God as the true source of our goodness and strength—because He will never leave or forsake us.

The story of Samson teaches us about strength, but the story of Jesus shows us true love and forgiveness. Who are we striving to be like? Let's choose Jesus!

Have you made the choice between life and death? 🕊️ Choosing to believe in Jesus is choosing life! His love and grace make all the difference. If you haven't made that choice yet, now is the time! #ChooseJesus #EternalLife

The revelation of Jesus' incarnation, crucifixion, and resurrection changes everything for us! As we reflect on Deuteronomy, we see how Yahweh was preparing a greater inheritance for His people through the work of Jesus and the sending of the Spirit! May our hearts rest in the secret things that belong to the Father—and know we will be overwhelmed at the time of His grand reveal. 🙏 #JesusIsBetter #SpiritualJourney

In our quest for blessings, are we asking God to support our choices, even when they may not align with His desires?

Spiritual blindness can creep in when we see God's works but miss who He truly is.

Let's remember that true blessing comes from living within His design and trusting Him fully. 

Those who love the blessings of God more than the God of the blessings will eventually transfer their joy from Someone to something. We must fight for our joy in Jesus by valuing His presence over His presents.

Elders must be humble teachers and courageous leaders because the call to lead the people of God is a call to willingly sacrifice, faithfully shepherd, and humbly serve the people of God—following the example set by Jesus.

On the mountain of cursing sat a copy of the Law that placed God’s people under His judgment and an altar that provided the means for God’s mercy to fall over His people.