Deuteronomy 34 is the end of an era. Nothing like what happened through Moses’ last forty years that was chronicled will ever happen...

Deuteronomy 33 has one of the most beautiful imagery of God’s care, protection, and love for His children. It is in these verses: Surely...

Deuteronomy 32 describes God’s faithfulness towards us in the midst of our unfaithfulness. In declaring God’s faithfulness, Moses shares...

One of the most common reasons for divorce is abandonment. A couple might be living in the same home, but they may hardly talk to one...

In Psalm 139:7 David wrote, “Where can I flee from your presence?” after his adulterous affair with Bathsheba. Maybe David understood. . .

Deuteronomy 29 is the most wonderful chapter on God’s care for His children, and it has the grimmest warning for those who have...

Deuteronomy 28 is a chapter that at first glance seems to endorse this formula: Obey God = Wealth

There are parents who intentionally cause harm to their children, by physically, emotionally, or sometimes even sexually abusing them.

The Old Testament laws, including the law of tithing does not apply to those who follow Jesus.

Verses 13 to 16 of Deuteronomy 25 talks about customer service. Here, we are told not shortchange a buyer by using a smaller measure.

While Deuteronomy 24 seems like a list of rules to follow, every Israelite understood that the behavior is an outcome of love.

Deuteronomy 23 ends with two behavioral appeals that appear counterintuitive to the business community.

Have you ever felt compelled to do something because it was the right thing to do? That is what Deuteronomy 22 is all about.

Moses never imagined that his words in this chapter, Deuteronomy 21 would signify what Jesus Christ did for us.

Fear is a God given powerful and natural emotion that is a part of our survival mechanism. But, God did not create us to be governed by fear