June 21, 2026 - This sermon on Deuteronomy 16 shows how God designed Israel’s life around rhythms of rest, remembrance, generosity, mercy, and joy. Through the feasts of Passover, Weeks, and Booths, Israel was called to celebrate God’s redemption and provision while looking forward to Christ, and Christians today are encouraged to build these same priorities into the patterns of their lives.

June 17, 2026 - Deuteronomy 15 teaches that the social order of God's kingdom is shaped by stewardship, generosity, and justice flowing from hearts transformed by the gospel, as God's people remember His mercy toward them and extend that mercy to others.

June 7, 2026 - Because believers are God's treasured possession in Christ, our identity shapes every area of life. Deuteronomy 14 reminds us that God's people are called to be distinct not merely in who they are and what they believe, but in how they live, worship, celebrate, and show mercy.

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May 24, 2026 - This message on Deuteronomy 12 contrasts the fear, chaos, and self-destruction of pagan worship with the joy-filled worship of the living God, who commands His people not only to obey, but to eat, rejoice, and celebrate before Him. Moses teaches that true worship is communal, centered on God’s presence, and marked by gratitude, feasting, generosity, and delight in God’s blessings. In Christ, believers are reminded that celebration is not worldly distraction but a spiritual discipline—one that teaches us to fear the Lord, rejoice in His grace, and rest in the truth that He alone reigns.

May 17, 2026 - In Deuteronomy 11, Moses calls God’s people to move beyond good intentions to active obedience by first reflecting on all that the Lord has done for them. God’s mighty works in history, His abundant blessings, and the stark choice between blessing and curse are meant to inspire wholehearted love, faith, and service. Ultimately, the passage points us to Jesus Christ—the Bread of Life—whose saving work motivates and empowers believers to do the good works God has prepared for them.

May 10, 2026 - In this sermon, we explore how God’s sovereignty, mercy, and impartiality expose our stubborn hearts and summon us to genuine righteousness. True circumcision is not outward, but inward—a heart changed by the Spirit that loves God wholeheartedly and extends justice, compassion, and mercy to the vulnerable.

May 3, 2026 - This sermon on Deuteronomy 8 teaches that God tests His people in both seasons of emptiness and abundance—calling them to trust Him when they have nothing and to remember Him when they have everything. Through Israel’s wilderness experience and the warnings about prosperity, we learn that both trials and blessings are meant to humble, expose, and form us into deeper dependence on God. Ultimately, true life is not found in provision itself, but in trusting and obeying the Word of God in every circumstance.

April 26, 2026 - In Deuteronomy 7, God reveals Himself as a jealous God whose covenant love demands exclusive allegiance and brings real consequences. His jealousy explains His election of His people, His judgment on wickedness, and His desire to bless those who walk in faithful obedience. Ultimately, this passage calls us to wholehearted devotion to the God who is fiercely committed to His glory and to the good of His people.

April 19, 2026 - In Deuteronomy 6:10–25, Moses warns Israel of two paths: the cycle of drift and the cycle of remembering. When God is forgotten, hearts turn, lives drift, and the next generation inherits confusion. But when God’s saving work is remembered, it leads to worship, trust, obedience, and a faith worth passing on. This sermon calls us to examine what our lives are teaching and to anchor our faith in the story of redemption we’ve received in Christ.