As Moses passes the torch of leadership to his successor Joshua, there is much to be examined about Moses' career and how it applies to us.

Israel's wandering in the wilderness and later failure to capture all the lands God had promised them is a picture of our failure to live up to our potential in Christ. Like Israel, we are settling for less.

When we recognize the many blessings God has bestowed upon us, we must not grow haughty with the assumption these blessings are rewards for our faithfulness.

In Moses' final charge to the people of Israel, he wanted to instill in them the importance of remaining true to the One True God. It is advice we would be well to follow today!

We are to be cautious of where stumbling blocks can arise from, always remembering Satan and his cronies can have a very subtle approach.

The Social Security Act was passed in order to secure American's future. The way God set up the land of Canaan followed a similar motive for Israel's future.

Israel was under a covenant agreement with God, chose not to fulfill their obligations within it and therefore suffered the consequences. As humans, we too are accountable to God. Are you holding up your end of the bargain or is your sin leading you to destruction? PART 1 OF 2

Like the Israelites wandering in the wilderness, we are blessed tremendously by God. Don't let the trials of life let you miss that.

The worship of God can get a little too free and loose in the modern evangelical church. The Bible teaches us however that there is a right and a wrong way to worship.

If you cannot see God in your life, then you, like the Israelites who made and worshipped the golden calf, simply are not looking hard enough.