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In Deuteronomy 14 verses 1 and 2, Moses reminds the Israelites three things that mark their identity.

Without knowing God and walking with Him, we can never understand when someone is tempting us to walk away from God.

Because of Jesus’ sacrifice, we who follow Jesus have the privilege of being in God’s presence, always!

Your love for God is evidenced in how you live your life.

A vertical relationship with God was essential for a horizontal relationship with people.

Why did God ask the Israelites to travel through a dreadful desert and give them food when they were in this dangerous terrain?

Since it is God who adopted us, there is nothing we can do or say or think that will make God “unadopt” us.

We often misinterpret the Hebrew words for heart (lēbāb), soul (nephesh), and strength (mēʼōd), through a Greek psychological perspective.

If you have ever wondered why you should obey God, Deuteronomy 4 gives you two reasons.

Loving others is not easy. Loving others requires us to be truthful, just as Jesus was truthful in His relationship.

The emphatic ownership of the decisions made by Moses brought clarity to all the people and security to these two tribes.

In the first chapter of Deuteronomy, we read that just as the Israelites were about to enter the promised land, they stopped trusting...

This first chapter of Deuteronomy is a short summary of the Israelites journey and their relationship with God. The chapter, like the...