The first in a new series of Backdrop podcasts going through the book of Romans. This intro episode looks at the setting and themes of the letter and some key terms that Paul uses throughout.

This Easter, Curtis looks at the connection between the promise God makes in Deuteronomy 30, and Jesus' resurrection. 

In this sermon, Curtis looks at the songs of Moses in Deut. 32-33, and the stubborn God they reveal to us. 

In this sermon, Curtis looks at how Deuteronomy invites the people of God to care for, yes, even them.

In this sermon, Curtis looks at what Deuteronomy tells us about the economic values of the people of God. 

In this sermon, Meredith looks at what Deuteronomy has to say about power in sexual relationships.

In this bonus Backdrop Pod, Curtis looks at the sometimes confusing, definitely troubling commands of what Israel is to do to the Canaanites as they conquer the Promised Land.

In this sermon, Curtis looks at the words Deuteronomy has for those with political, judicial, and religious power in society.

In this sermon, Meredith looks at the broad, life-giving implications of Sabbath in Deuteronomy.

In this sermon, Curtis looks at how Deuteronomy teaches us to see tithing as a practice of remembrance, instead of an obligation.