Growing and Witnessing

Will you obey God? Great question. How do I know what God requires of me? The moral law clearly establishes it. Where is the moral law summarized? In the 10 Commandments. Join us as we work through them.

How do I keep watch over myself? Simple. You remember what God has done for you. You teach others the truth of what He's done. And you actively follow His commands. 

What does Deuteronomy 4 tell us about God? A lot. Join us as we discuss it.

God blesses his people so they will be a blessing to others. We are duty-bound by love for God to enable our brothers and sisters to come into their blessings from God. As we serve Him out of our blessings, we help others, exalt His name, and submit to His will.

Does God really discipline His children? Yes, He does. One of the clearest examples is in Deuteronomy 1-4, where Moses explains God's purpose for leading Israel through the wilderness. What does this record of discipline teach us about God? What does it teach us about ourselves?

Moses challenged the Israelites to learn from their forefathers' mistakes as they prepared to enter the Promised Land after 40 years of wandering in the wilderness. This begs the question for us: Will we also learn from our mistakes? 

Will you praise the Lord? Will you commit to giving Him glory above all else? Do you live for His glory?

Psalm 114 celebrates the mighty acts God did to deliver His people from slavery in Egypt to a life of freedom in the Promised Land. The psalm pictures their exodus from Egypt, the crossing of the Red Sea and the Jordan River, and God’s presence at Sinai. Our Christian faith is strengthened by remembering that God has saved His people and continues to preserve us unto eternity. 

The name of the LORD will be praised endlessly by the catholic people who are called by His name. 

Will you live the blessed life that Psalm 112 describes?