Healed by His Hands | Faith Over Fear and Truth Over Feelings

God had already shown Israel His power, His provision, and His mercy, but He still had to deal with their hearts. Deuteronomy 10-12 reminds us that knowing what God has done isn't the same as obeying Him.

These chapters challenge us to look at what has our heart, remember what God has already brought us through, think about the consequences of our choices, and remove the things that keep pulling us away from Him.

God wasn't correcting Israel because He had given up on them. He was preparing them for where they were going. The same can be true for us. Sometimes we want God to change our circumstances while He's trying to change what's happening inside of us.

The question is: Do we really want God's will, or do we only want His blessing?

The world knows how to advertise. It shows us what we can gain, but rarely shows us what it may cost. Sin can work the same way. It can promise happiness, acceptance, freedom, love, or temporary relief while hiding the consequences in the fine print.

In this episode, we’re talking about the things the enemy doesn’t advertise, the excuses we sometimes make when we already know what God has said, and why following Jesus requires more than giving Him selected pieces of our lives. Jesus doesn’t hide what it costs to follow Him, but He also offers what this world never can: forgiveness, mercy, grace, peace, restoration, hope, and eternal life.

Maybe the question isn’t only, “What can Jesus give me?” Maybe we also need to ask, “Have I really given Jesus all of me?”

We'll talk about being careful of what influences us, not compromising God's Word to please people, remembering God when life gets better, and staying humble about where He brought us from.

These chapters will make us examine ourselves, but they also remind us that God's correction isn't without hope. When His Word shows us something that needs to change, we have an opportunity to repent, make the correction, and keep following Him.

These chapters challenge us to examine ourselves: Have we forgotten God after He brought us through? Are we obeying what we already know? Does God truly have our whole heart?

Sometimes we don’t need another confirmation. We need to obey what God has already said. Come study with me, and let’s allow the Word to check us before we use it to check everybody else.

Israel had a promise from God, but fear, disobedience, and unbelief kept an entire generation wandering. Moses looks back at their journey, their mistakes, the battles God brought them through, and the consequences of refusing to move when God said move.

These chapters still speak to us today. Are we trusting God and moving forward, or are we still circling something He told us to leave behind?

In Numbers 34-36, God establishes Israel’s boundaries, assigns their inheritance, provides cities for the Levites, and establishes cities of refuge. These chapters remind us that God is a God of order, justice, and mercy. Join me as we read the KJV Scripture together, break down what it means, and connect these lessons to our lives today.

Read along, compare everything with the Bible, and study the Scriptures for yourself.

Numbers 31-33 brings Israel closer to the Promised Land. We see God’s judgment on Midian, the tribes of Reuben and Gad asking to settle east of Jordan, and a powerful review of Israel’s journey from Egypt to the edge of Canaan. These chapters remind us that God doesn’t forget where He brought us from, and His promises still require obedience, faith, and trust. 

In Numbers 28-30, God reminds Israel about their daily offerings, appointed feasts, and the importance of keeping their word. These chapters show us that worship isn't just about what we say. It's also about consistency, obedience, and honoring the commitments we make to God.