In this episode, we read Deuteronomy chapters 22 through 25, where Moses presents a variety of laws meant to guide Israel’s daily life with justice, compassion, and integrity. These chapters cover topics from caring for others’ property and showing kindness to animals, to maintaining purity, fair treatment, and honest business practices. Through it all, we see God's concern for the details of how His people live together in community. Join me as we reflect on how God's justice is not only about rules—but about building a life of love, responsibility, and respect.

In this episode, we read Deuteronomy chapters 18 through 21, where Moses shares God's instructions about true and false prophets, priestly responsibilities, and the importance of justice and fairness in Israelite society. These chapters cover laws about leadership, war, and caring for the vulnerable—including protections for the accused and guidance on moral conduct in the community. Join me as we explore how God’s justice is always paired with compassion, and how these timeless principles still call us to walk in truth, wisdom, and mercy.

In this episode, we read Deuteronomy chapters 14 through 17, where Moses outlines how God's people are to live as a holy nation set apart. These chapters include instructions on clean and unclean foods, tithing, care for the poor, observing sacred festivals, and the establishment of justice through judges and future kings. God’s heart for mercy, order, and righteousness is revealed in His commands. Join me as we reflect on how these principles still speak to us today—calling us to live with integrity, generosity, and reverence for God’s authority.

In this episode, we read Deuteronomy chapters 11 through 13, where Moses calls Israel to love and obey the Lord with all their heart, reminding them of the blessings that follow faithfulness and the consequences of turning away. These chapters urge God’s people to destroy false idols, remain loyal to His commands, and be watchful against anyone—prophet or family—who tries to lead them astray. Join me as we reflect on wholehearted devotion to God, the importance of obedience, and the call to stay rooted in truth no matter the cost.

In Deuteronomy 8–10, Moses urges Israel to remember God’s faithfulness during their 40 years in the wilderness, reminding them that their survival was by God’s provision, not their own strength. He warns them not to become prideful once they prosper in the Promised Land, emphasizing that it’s not their righteousness but God’s promise and the wickedness of other nations that justify their inheritance. Moses recalls their rebellion—especially the golden calf—and how he interceded for them, highlighting God’s mercy despite their stubbornness. He closes by calling them to fear, love, and serve God wholeheartedly, reminding them that the Lord is just, powerful, and deeply compassionate toward the vulnerable.

In this episode, we read Deuteronomy chapters 5 through 7, where Moses restates the Ten Commandments and reminds Israel of the covenant God made with them at Mount Sinai. We hear the powerful call to love the Lord with all our heart, soul, and strength, and to teach His ways diligently to the next generation. Moses urges the people to remain faithful, warning against idolatry and assuring them of God’s power to drive out their enemies. Join me as we reflect on the depth of God’s love, the seriousness of His commands, and the blessings that come from living a life devoted to Him.

In this episode, we read Deuteronomy chapters 3 and 4, where Moses recounts Israel’s victories over their enemies and reflects on his own request to enter the Promised Land. Though denied entry, Moses urges the people to obey God’s commands, remember all they’ve seen, and never turn to idols. These chapters highlight God's justice, mercy, and nearness to His people. Join me as we reflect on the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness, living with reverence, and passing His truth on to the next generation.

In this episode, we begin the book of Deuteronomy with chapters 1 and 2, where Moses recounts Israel’s journey through the wilderness. He reminds the new generation of their parents’ rebellion, the consequences of unbelief, and how God still guided and protected them. These chapters set the stage for a powerful call to obedience and trust in God’s promises. Join me as we reflect on the importance of remembering where we've come from, learning from the past, and preparing our hearts to follow God faithfully into what’s ahead.