Too often we have a theology of perfection instead of a theology of brokenness. Listen in as we explore how to handle conflict in relationships. We cover passages in Deuteronomy 19 and Matthew 18.

Deuteronomy 17 and 1 Corinthians 5 both end with the same line: Purge the evil person from among you. How they follow this out with each covenant is very different. Listen in to learn how the church should deal with bad roots.

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How has the extraordinary Resurrection of Jesus Christ changed our ordinary, everyday life? We have been marked by God, but are the marks we look for in everyday Christians the right ones... listen in.

God is very concerned with the laws of the nation-state of Israel being just. He commands the people to rule justly in all they do. Many of the laws that are laid down reveal God's desire for justice that we can find reaffirmed in the New Testament. Listen in as we explore Deut 16.

Giving to God as an act of worship does not stop at giving to the church. All of scripture testify to God's desire for HIs people to be generous in their dealings with others. Listen in to hear how Moses exhorts Israel to deal with the needy among them, and what we can learn from that today.

Moses speaks to Israel on the subject of tithing. How does that relate to us today? Do we tithe? What is the difference between the Old and New Covenant? We dive into the subject to give a godly perspective on what it means to give to God in today's world.

Every day we are experiencing temptation from things around us to worship false gods. Join us as we explore the three main temptations toward idolatry Moses lays out in Deut 12 and 13: false prophets, relationships, and culture.

Many people mistake the change in covenant God has with His people for a change in God himself. Today we explore some of the differences between the old and new covenant and how that changes our relationship with God but not God himself.

God shows Israel that what they are receiving is not due to their own good works before Him. He is doing it out of love. Another section that could have come straight from the New Testimant as we learn how God is never changing.