Saw Terrible Deeds (Deuteronomy 11:1–17). God’s people are encouraged to love the Lord by walking in his ways. They have witnessed what God did to Pharoah, his army, and those who rebelled. Heed his teaching so you have the strength to enter into his promises and provision. #dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Impossible Heart Circumcision (Deuteronomy 10:12–22). For your own well-being serve the LORD with all your heart and soul. Stop being stubborn? Worship and hold fast to the LORD your God who chose your ancestors and chose you. #dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Remembering Redeemed Inheritance (Deuteronomy 9:22–10:5). Moses reminds God’s people that they repeatedly rebelled against God. God redeemed them by his great power to make them his treasured inheritance. Only God’s intervention could make that happen. #dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Remembering Syncretistic Heterodoxy (Deuteronomy 9:13–21). God sees us as we really are: stubborn, stiff-necked ingrates. They sinned against God worshipping as they saw fit. They risk being destroyed because they think they can blend God into what they want. #dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Remembering Stubborn Unrighteousness (Deuteronomy 9:4–12). Nations greater and stronger are going down because of their wickedness. Be clear it’s not because you are righteous. Being better sinners doesn’t count. God is faithful to the promise #dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Remembering Divine Interpolation (Deuteronomy 8:11–20). Do not forget that the LORD is your God. We know who God is by how he has acted in our lives, especially when we are in the wilderness. But, if we forget and wander off to bow down to false idols we will be destroyed for not heeding the LORD.#dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Remembering Necessary Disciplining (Deuteronomy 8:1–10). Take heed to God’s word so you may live and prosper in the promises God has for you. Remember how the LORD had to discipline in order to humble your stubborn hearts to rely upon God. #dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Little By Little (Deuteronomy 7:12–26). Small actions determine the victory of our faith. Who or what do we think that is stronger that us that terrifies us? See with your own eyes how the LORD is faithful and brings us out of disaster. The Lord is among us and will deliver us. #dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Thousand Generations Love (Deuteronomy 7:6–11). God’s people are warned not to compromise with the pagan culture that will drag their children into idolatry. We are a people set apart to be God’s treasure, not because we are better, but simply because God promises and loves us.#dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy

Flourishing Grateful Reverence (Deuteronomy 6:10–25). God promises his people a place of flourishing but reminds us that he is the one who provides. We are to turn to God with gratitude. You receive what God promises when you heed his word.#dailydevotion, #Lutherandevotional, #DailyPlunge, #DailyLectionary, #DailyScripture, #Deuteronomy