In this episode, we read the final chapters of the book of Numbers—chapters 33 through 36. We begin with a detailed recounting of Israel’s journey from Egypt to the edge of the Promised Land, a reminder of God's faithfulness through every step. God then sets the boundaries of Canaan, assigns land to the tribes, and establishes cities of refuge for justice and mercy. Finally, we revisit the daughters of Zelophehad, securing their inheritance within their tribe. Join me as we reflect on how God leads, provides, and calls us to live within His order and promises.

In this episode, we read Numbers chapters 30 through 32, where God gives instructions about keeping vows, emphasizing the importance of honoring our word before Him. We then read about Israel’s victory over Midian, a battle led at God's command. Lastly, the tribes of Reuben and Gad request to settle east of the Jordan River, leading to a compromise that honors both their desires and their responsibilities to the rest of the nation. Join me as we reflect on faithfulness, obedience, and how God leads His people with justice, mercy, and purpose.

In this episode, we read Numbers chapters 27 through 29, where God instructs Moses to appoint Joshua as the new leader of Israel to lead the people into the Promised Land. We also read about the laws of inheritance for Zelophehad’s daughters, showing God’s care for justice among His people. Finally, God gives detailed instructions for the daily offerings, Sabbath, monthly offerings, and the special sacrifices for the appointed festivals. Join me as we reflect on God’s faithfulness in raising up leaders, His care for His people, and the call to worship Him regularly and wholeheartedly.

In this episode, we read Numbers chapters 24 through 26, where Balaam delivers his final blessings over Israel, declaring God’s victory and faithfulness despite Balak’s desire for a curse. We then see Israel fall into sin with Moab through idolatry and immorality, leading to judgment and a call back to holiness. Finally, a new census is taken, marking the new generation that will enter the Promised Land. Join me as we reflect on God’s faithfulness to bless His people, the call to live set apart, and His preparation for the future He has promised.

In this episode, we read Numbers chapters 22 and 23, where Balak, the king of Moab, calls for Balaam to come and curse Israel. On his journey, Balaam’s donkey sees the angel of the Lord and miraculously speaks, revealing God’s protection over His people. Despite Balak’s attempts, Balaam is only able to speak blessings over Israel, showing that God’s promises cannot be undone by human plans. Join me as we reflect on God’s faithfulness, His sovereignty over every situation, and His power to bless His people even when others stand against them.

In this episode, we read Numbers chapters 19 through 21, where God gives instructions for purification with the water of the red heifer, and we witness the deaths of Miriam and Aaron. Moses strikes the rock in disobedience, and the people continue to grumble as they journey through the wilderness. Yet in these chapters, we also see God’s faithfulness as He provides water, victory over enemies, and healing through the bronze serpent when the people repent. Join me as we reflect on God’s holiness, the cost of disobedience, and His mercy to deliver and heal His people when they turn to Him.

In this episode, we read Numbers chapters 16 through 18, where Korah, Dathan, and Abiram lead a rebellion against Moses and Aaron, challenging the leadership God has established. We see God’s judgment on the rebels, the people’s continued grumbling, and God’s mercy as Aaron intercedes to stop a plague. In chapter 17, God confirms Aaron’s priesthood with the budding of his staff, and in chapter 18, God outlines the responsibilities and provisions for the priests and Levites. Join me as we reflect on the seriousness of honoring God’s appointed leadership, the holiness of God, and His faithfulness in providing for those who serve Him.

In this episode, we read Numbers chapters 14 and 15, where the Israelites respond with fear to the spies’ report and refuse to enter the Promised Land, leading to God’s judgment and a decree that the current generation will wander in the wilderness for forty years. Yet even in judgment, we see God’s mercy and faithfulness as He gives further instructions about offerings and unintentional sins for the next generation. Join me as we reflect on the seriousness of unbelief, the consequences of rebellion, and the grace God shows as He continues to lead His people forward.