Moses draws his conclusion from the "golden calf" debacle, and tells Israel that in light of who God is and what they owe him, what they need is God's intervention in their hearts.

Paul begins with painting a vision for where the ministry is headed, and then finishes Deuteronomy 9 focusing on Moses' prayer of intercession.

In Deuteronomy 9, Moses moves from "not by your strength" to "not by your righteousness" to remind Israel that their salvation and inheritance was a gift of grace in every way.

College ministry intern Travis Shearin shares from Matthew 2 on the wise men, and how their faith can be a template for our own.

Moses warns Israel that, once content in the security of the promised land, they will forget the source of their blessings and pridefully claim them as products of their own strength.

Special guest Dr. Peter Goeman from Shepherds Theological Seminary speaks on Proverbs 2 - the secret to acquiring wisdom.

As Moses gives the command and the reasoning behind the destruction of the Canaanites, we get a glimpse of the sovereignty and character of God.

In Deuteronomy 6:1–9, we find a summary statement of the law which will convict us of how far we fall short and yet challenge us to make an impact on our world with the help of the Spirit.

As we dive into the law which composes the bulk of Deuteronomy, Paul gives 6 principles which will help guide interpreting and applying the law for Christians today.

In Deuteronomy 4 we see Moses’ opening exhortation to Israel, centered on a warning against spiritual amnesia.