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"You shall love the Lord your God" is, perhaps, the most famous commandment in all of Deuteronomy, but it is also strange, for how can love be commanded? In this session, we explore what exactly this command asks of us and why love is owed.
Who are we as God's people? Moses's final words to the people of Israel help the Church today grasp what it means to belong to God.
The Gospel of Jesus Christ is both bad and good news: we are helplessly trapped, and...
Deuteronomy culminates in a long series of blessings and curses: if Israel obeys God...
All that Moses instructs about God's laws and commands for the Israelites ends with an...
How should the past influence the way we live today? In two seemingly contradictory...
We know Jesus's command to love our neighbor; why do we need these additional...
Many of God's laws in Deuteronomy seem good to modern readers, especially protections...
Power tends to corrupt, and in Deuteronomy, we find multiple laws that aim to limit...
Strange as it is that God commands his people to love, stranger still that he commands...
Practicing the Sabbath is intimately connected to caring for those in need. That is...
Idolatry is among the greatest dangers God's people face in every generation, for what...
Proverbs tells us "the fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom," and Moses tells...
"You shall love the Lord your God" is, perhaps, the most famous commandment in all of...
"Remember..." Moses asks the wilderness generation to reflect on how God has taken...
Deuteronomy, the long sermon preached by Moses on the shores of the Jordan River, is...