Many today believe that the marks of success are innovation, creativity, and self-reliance. To succeed in a particular industry often requires extraordinary talent and risk-taking. However, in God’s eyes success requires a different set of resources.

When Moses knows he is soon to die, he is profoundly aware of the situation that he will leave behind. He knows that after his death the Israelites will enter into the Promised Land of Canaan. He also knows that they will become rebellious upon reaching their long-sought destination.

A child loves and fears a good father, a father who reveals his love and care by showing that he says what he means and he means what he says. With such a father, if you do wrong, you will indeed suffer the consequences of that wrongdoing.

If the law can’t give life to sinners, what’s the purpose of it, other than to show us our need of grace? Is the law, then, only negative in function, only there to show us our sins?

Join John Bradshaw and college leaders as they provide additional insights into this week's Sabbath School lesson, "The Family."

The training of children is a joint responsibility, and it should be our constant endeavor as as a father and mother to acttogether.

In many ways Deuteronomy was Moses’ last will and testament. And though written thousands of years ago, in a culture and life situation radically different from anything we face today, the principles there apply to us, as well.

Parents have an awesome responsibility.

In a very real sense, education at any level is communication.

Even though the scriptures give us very little detail about the childhood of Jesus. We can gain helpful insights from looking at the character of His earthly parents who raised him.