In Deuteronomy 10 Moses tells us what God requires: that we fear, love, serve and obey Him. Why? Because of His greatness, compassion and works. The same things hold true today.

Our gospel meeting continued as Cloyce to points us to Deuteronomy 9 to show that Israel was so far from righteousness on our own that it is folly even to pretend that they got the Promised Land on their own. They received it by grace, just as we do all the good things God gives. 

Our gospel meeting continues as Cloyce tells us of how God led the children of Israel. What were they to learn and how did God teach them?

Ou gospel meeting continues as Cloyce shows us from Deuteronomy what God expected of His people and it was good for them to do that for their own sake, as well as to His glory. 

Ou gospel meeting continues as Cloyce shows us from Deuteronomy what God expected of His people and it was good for them to do that for their own sake, as well as to His glory. 

Looking again to God's instructions to the Israel from Deuteronomy, Cloyce examines Ch. 6 in to see what principles and practices were can learn to implement to successfully rear our children in an ungodly age.

Looking again to God's instructions to the Israel from Deuteronomy, Cloyce examines Ch. 6 in to see what principles and practices were can learn to implement to successfully rear our children in an ungodly age.

Sometimes we take a long time to do what should be easy. A lot of times it's our own fault and we actually set up the road blocks that hinder us. This is what Israel did on the wilderness journey. 

Sometimes we take a long time to do what should be easy. A lot of times it's our own fault and we actually set up the road blocks that hinder us. This is what Israel did on the wilderness journey. 

A repost of the second sermon on Idolatry part 5 so that it will appear properly in the podcast feed.