In Deuteronomy, Moses rehearsed the faithfulness of his Lord. In one of his final sermons, he reminded God’s people of how the Lord had saved them from their miserable bondage. In love, he had chosen them, graced them, not judged them, redeemed them, protected them, and escorted them to his sacred mountain. There, in love, … More It’s Time to Walk, Work, and War
At this point in Israel’s history, God has announced Moses’ forced retirement. Consequently, Moses has been busy setting things in order for the transition of power. He has also been instrumental in making plans regarding Israel’s long-awaited but soon-coming advancement into the Promised Land. However, as the day of march approaches, certain leaders from Gad and … More Sitting on the Bench
As beloved disciples of Jesus, wrapped in his righteousness and forever safe in his arms, let us abhor playing it safe, and instead let us swing for the fences. As disciples who love the King and his Kingdom, let us fear ministerial apathy more than ministerial failure. Let us invest wisely and boldly, and look … More Let Us Fear Apathy More Than Failure
