Deuteronomy 3:16 Memorial Day is here. The unofficial start to summer. A three day weekend devoted to fun-in-the-sun, grilling, and get togethers. All of that is wonderful as long as we remember the true reason for the celebration. A day of remembrance for those who gave their lives for their God, their country, and their families.… Continue reading May 29th – Deuteronomy 3:16
Tag: Deuteronomy
April 19th – Deuteronomy 31:6
Deuteronomy 31:6 Throughout the Bible we read of people who despite feeling afraid accomplished great things for God. Joshua is one such person. He followed Moses for forty years and witnessed the awesome miracles the Lord performed through Moses. Then it was announced after Moses’s death it would became Joshua’s turn to lead. Imagine the fear… Continue reading April 19th – Deuteronomy 31:6
March 27th – Deuteronomy 28:3
Deuteronomy 28:3 God doesn’t give us commands to feed His ego or to make us suffer. He loves us beyond measure and wants us to have the very best life. An abundant life that His Son sacrificed His life to give us. But the Lord will only bless us if we walk in faithful obedience… Continue reading March 27th – Deuteronomy 28:3
March 24th – Deuteronomy 4:7
Deuteronomy 4:7 The people of Israel were God’s special possession, His very own. And He wanted with them, like He does with us, a close personal relationship built on love and obedience. As His chosen people, God offered them not only a land filled with milk and honey, but victory over their enemies. Gloriously and… Continue reading March 24th – Deuteronomy 4:7
Deuteronomy 15:11
Deuteronomy 15:11 God cares deeply for the poor and the needy and expects His people to reflect that same care and compassion. That means it’s not just enough to simply acknowledge the existence of poverty. We must also actively work to alleviate it by helping those in need. Jesus loved unconditionally, without expecting anything in… Continue reading Deuteronomy 15:11
December 19th – 1 john 5:11
1 John 5:11 When Moses gave Israel God’s Law, he told them of the grave punishment for bearing false witness against another. If the testimony given was untrue, the liar received the punishment intended for the one they falsely accused. When witnesses testify in court they’re sworn to to tell the truth and nothing but… Continue reading December 19th – 1 john 5:11
October 17th – Exodus 14:14
Exodus 14:14 God’s Promise - “If you remain still, I will do your fighting for you.” Like the Israelites, we too are on an exodus. We are partners with Jesus who leads us on our journey to the Promised Land of Heaven. And, just like the Israelites, our exodus requires trust, faith, and obedience. Trust… Continue reading October 17th – Exodus 14:14
September 23rd – Psalm 61:2
Psalm 61:2 Many times my heart has felt faint, consumed by discouragement and fear. And it’s during those times when praying and drawing nearer to God is a necessity. Because the Lord is our "higher Rock", our unshakable foundation that will never fail. No matter what is going on in this fallen world, God goes… Continue reading September 23rd – Psalm 61:2
August 27th – Deuteronomy 9:7
Deuteronomy 9:7 I think about the story of the Israelites and find myself shaking my head. I wonder how a people, who had repeatedly seen the mighty hand of God caring for them every step of the way, could so easily turn away from Him and His love. Then I think about my own life.… Continue reading August 27th – Deuteronomy 9:7
August 24th – Micah 3:8
Micah 3:8 Micah was a prophet called to deliver God’s message of judgement against Israel. Kindness and goodness were in short supply at the time. And corruption and abuse had become the practices of the day. Especially when it came to rich versus poor. Sound familiar? We serve a holy and righteous God. One who won’t… Continue reading August 24th – Micah 3:8
The Christian Kitchen Table 