Israel sends 12 spies into the promised land but the problems that 10 of them see are bigger than the promises God has given them.

Saul was blindsided by Jesus on the road to Damascus to get to Saul's heart. 

Israel is barely out of their camp and the people are already complaining about how difficult life is. God shows us how our complaining shows our ungratefulness for what He has done in the past and undercuts our faith in the future. 

As the church in Jerusalem is persecuted God uses to turn it into a church on the move.

The Tribes bring offerings to the tabernacle and Moses consecrates the Levites to serve there.

God instructs the Israelites on how to bring purity back when chaos causes disorder. 

When the needs of the church got to be too much for the Apostles they delegated to a group called the Deacons to handle it.

We continue in our study of the old Testament by looking at Numbers 3-4.

The waves of persecution are crashing against the church and Peter and the Apostles show us how to stand Resilient. 

The Israelites depart from Mount Sinai and head towards the promise land. The Book of Numbers chronicles the 38 years Israel wandered in the wilderness.