In Deuteronomy 18, we begin to see the cost of living in faithful obedience to the Lord outweighs the cost of living in rebellion against the Lord:

This week we look at how leaders of God's people must be lovers of God and His law.

Righteousness is the foundation for justice; justice upheld maintains righteousness.

Deuteronomy 16:13-17 we see how God's dwelling among His people is what sustains and satisfies His people.

As we dive back into Deuteronomy, we see the people of God must depend on the provision and power of God to live for God.

As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, we walk through Leviticus 23:9-14 and learn because Jesus was accepted by God in being raised, those who belong to Jesus are accepted by God and will be raised.

As we celebrate Palm Sunday, we look into the passover and how God's redemption determine the identity and marks the lives of His people.

Through His Messiah, God brings good news of release to His people for freedom.

The way the people of God treat their wealth should reflect the character and heart of God.

A look into Peters denials of Jesus.