(Ps 96:1-6) A song of praise. (1 Cor 5:9-13) Study of verses 9-13. Immorality in the Church continued. Certain sins can affect the health of the Church. As members of a church, we have a responsibility to keep these sins out of the church (Deut 17:7) and live godly lives.

Deut 11:13-32. Call to obey God's commands for longevity in land continued (v. 18-25). Frontlets, figures of speech (11:18; 6:6-9). Blessing and cursing of Mount Gerizim and Ebal (11:26-32). Commitment to know and obey Scripture keeps us from falling away (2 Tim 3:1-4).

Communion: Our salvation is built on Christ (1 Peter 1:17-19). (1 Cor 5:1-8) Study of verses 6-8. Immorality in the Church continued. Sinful habits are hard to break (Heb 12:1) and can eventually spread to others. Sin must be removed from the local church.

Ps 103:1-5: You are blessed every day. Deut 11:1-25. An exhortation to love the Lord because of His powerful deeds (v. 1-7). A call to obey God's commands for longevity in the land (v. 8-25). God provides examples to us so we can know how to worship and obey Him.

Deut 10:12-22. An exhortation to love the Lord because of Israel's selection (10:12-22; Mic 6:8). God expects a full commitment from us. It is to our benefit to follow Him.

(Ps 66:1-7) All creation worships the Creator. 16th anniversary of Pastor Inghram’s commissioning. (1 Cor 5:1-5) Study of verses 3-5. Paul continues to address immorality in the Church. The Church must protect its godly conduct with discipline or discipling (Mt 18:15ff).

Deut 9:7-21. The golden calf (v. 7-21; Ex 32:1-35), other rebellious incidents (Deut 9:22-24), Moses' petition (v. 25-29), and the second pair of tablets (10:1-11). We must not find ourselves rebelling against God, but instead live a life honoring to Him.

(Ps 62:1-12) Dedication, devotion to God. The signing of the US Constitution. Reading of article, “America’s Three Founding Documents: The Bible, The Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution” by Don Sweeting. (1 Cor 5:1-5) Study of verses 1-2. Paul addresses immorality in the Church.

Deut 9:1-14. A warning against a spirit of self-righteousness (9:1-10:11). The conquest of Canaan (1-6) and a reminder of Israel's rebellious history: the golden calf (9:7-21). We, too, might have daunting challenges, but God helps those who seek Him (Ps 121).

Deut 8:1-20. A command to remember the wilderness training (v. 1-6), promise of prosperity in Promised Land (v. 7-10), a warning not to forget God (v. 11-18), and the consequences of forgetting the Lord (v. 19-20). You must not neglect the Lord your God.