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I WILL BE WITH YOU / EXODUS 3:12

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Exodus 3:12

And he said, Certainly I will be with thee; and this shall be a token unto thee, that I have sent thee: When thou hast brought forth the people out of Egypt, ye shall serve God upon this mountain.

The Promise of the Presence: Finding Strength in “I Will Be With You”

When God calls us to step out of our comfort zones, our first response is often a flood of excuses. We look at our limitations, our past mistakes, and our current circumstances, and we ask the same question Moses asked in the desert: “Who am I?”

In Exodus 3, Moses is staring at a burning bush, listening to the Creator of the universe commission him to stand before the most powerful ruler on earth and demand the freedom of an enslaved nation. Moses, a fugitive shepherd who struggled with his speech, felt entirely inadequate. He focused heavily on his own weakness.

But God didn’t answer Moses by listing Moses’ qualifications. He didn’t give him a pep talk about self-confidence or outline a detailed five-step strategic plan. Instead, God shifted the focus entirely away from who Moses was and pointed to who He is.

In Exodus 3:12, God gives a simple, world-changing guarantee: “I will be with you.”

With those five words, the entire equation changed. It no longer mattered that Moses was inadequate, because the Almighty God is more than enough. The burden of success didn’t rest on Moses’ strength, but on God’s presence.

We face our own “Pharaohs” and daunting tasks today. It might be a difficult medical diagnosis, a broken relationship that seems impossible to mend, a new career path that feels overwhelming, or the daily struggle of trying to live faithfully in a chaotic world. Like Moses, we look at ourselves and feel small.

But the promise given to Moses is the exact same promise extended to you today through Jesus Christ, whose very name is Immanuel—God with us.

Your adequacy is not the deciding factor in your life; God’s presence is. When He calls you to a task, or when life forces you into a season of trial, He does not send you ahead alone. He walks beside you, goes before you, and stands as your rear guard. You do not need to have all the answers, all the strength, or all the resources. You only need to trust the One who promises to be there.

The next time you find yourself asking, “Who am I to handle this?” listen closely for the quiet, unshakable response of your Heavenly Father: “I will be with you.” That is more than enough.

A Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You for the beautiful reminder that You never call us to walk alone. Forgive us for the times we focus so much on our own weaknesses, fears, and inadequacies that we forget how big and powerful You are.

When we face seasons of uncertainty, difficult decisions, or overwhelming challenges, give us the faith to rest in Your presence. Quiet our anxious thoughts with the truth of Your promise in Exodus 3:12. Help us to step forward boldly, knowing that our strength comes from You alone.

Thank You for being Immanuel, the God who is always with us. Guide our steps today and let Your peace fill our hearts.

In Jesus’ name, amen.

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  1. MILK AND HONEY / EXODUS 3:8
  2. SEEN THE MISERY OF MY PEOPLE / EXODUS 3:7
  3. HOLY GROUND / EXODUS 3:5
  4. THE ANGEL OF THE LORD / EXODUS 3:2
  5. MOSES WAS TENDING THE FLOCK / EXODUS 3:1
  6. THEIR CRY WENT UP TO GOD / EXODUS 2:23
  7. MIDIAN / EXODUS 2:15
  8. KILLED THE EGYPTIAN / EXODUS 2:12
  9. MOSES / EXODUS 2:11
  10. HEBREW BABIES / EXODUS 2:6
  11. A SON / EXODUS 2:1-2
  12. SLAVE MASTERS OVER THEM TO OPPRESS THEM / EXODUS 1:11
  13. WHO DID NOT KNOW ABOUT JOSEPH / EXODUS 1:8
  14. MULTIPLIED GREATLEY / EXODUS 1:6-7
  15. THE SONS OF ISRAEL / EXODUS 1:1-5
  16. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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MILK AND HONEY / EXODUS 3:8

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Exodus 3:8

And I am come down to deliver them out of the hand of the Egyptians, and to bring them up out of that land unto a good land and a large, unto a land flowing with milk and honey; unto the place of the Canaanites, and the Hittites, and the Amorites, and the Perizzites, and the Hivites, and the Jebusites.

The Promise of Abundance: Understanding the “Land Flowing with Milk and Honey”

In Exodus 3:8, God speaks to Moses from the burning bush, promising to deliver the Israelites out of Egypt and bring them into a “land flowing with milk and honey.” [1] This iconic phrase has echoed through generations as the ultimate symbol of divine provision, prosperity, and hope.

But what did this description actually mean to the ancient Israelites?

More Than Just a Metaphor

To a people weary from generations of harsh labor in the brick kilns of Egypt, this promise wasn’t just poetic language—it was a literal picture of rich resources and agricultural abundance.

  • The Meaning of Milk: In the ancient Near East, a land flowing with milk meant there was abundant, lush pastureland. Healthy livestock produced a surplus of milk, signaling a sustainable ecosystem and a reliable source of nourishment.
  • The Meaning of Honey: While we often think of honeybees, the word used in this context also referred to the thick, sweet syrups made from grapes or dates, alongside wild bee honey. It represented the ultimate luxury of sweetness, fertility, and joy.

To be promised a land of milk and honey meant promising a future where survival would turn into thriving. It was a shift from the scarcity of slavery to the overflow of God’s blessing.

Trusting the Provider

The beauty of Exodus 3:8 is that God didn’t just see the suffering of His people; He actively stepped down to rescue them and guide them into a spacious, fertile place. Today, the promise reminds us that God remains a God of restoration. He takes us out of our “Egypts”—our places of bondage, burnout, and lack—and leads us toward His peace and spiritual abundance.

A Closing Prayer for God’s Provision

Dear Heavenly Father,

Thank You for being a God who sees our struggles, hears our cries, and knows our sorrows. Just as You promised to lead the Israelites into a good and spacious land flowing with milk and honey, we trust that You have a plan of abundance and purpose for our lives today. [1]

Deliver us from the areas where we feel trapped or lacking. Restore sweetness to our lives where things have felt bitter, and nourish our souls with Your constant presence. Help us to trust Your guidance, even when the journey between the wilderness and the promise feels long.

We thank You for Your faithful provision, Your grace, and the rich spiritual heritage we have in You.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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  1. SEEN THE MISERY OF MY PEOPLE / EXODUS 3:7
  2. HOLY GROUND / EXODUS 3:5
  3. THE ANGEL OF THE LORD / EXODUS 3:2
  4. MOSES WAS TENDING THE FLOCK / EXODUS 3:1
  5. THEIR CRY WENT UP TO GOD / EXODUS 2:23
  6. MIDIAN / EXODUS 2:15
  7. KILLED THE EGYPTIAN / EXODUS 2:12
  8. MOSES / EXODUS 2:11
  9. HEBREW BABIES / EXODUS 2:6
  10. A SON / EXODUS 2:1-2
  11. SLAVE MASTERS OVER THEM TO OPPRESS THEM / EXODUS 1:11
  12. WHO DID NOT KNOW ABOUT JOSEPH / EXODUS 1:8
  13. MULTIPLIED GREATLEY / EXODUS 1:6-7
  14. THE SONS OF ISRAEL / EXODUS 1:1-5
  15. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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SEEN THE MISERY OF MY PEOPLE / EXODUS 3:7

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Exodus 3:7

And the Lord said, I have surely seen the affliction of my people which are in Egypt, and have heard their cry by reason of their taskmasters; for I know their sorrows;

Seen the Misery of My People

“I have surely seen the affliction of my people who are in Egypt and have heard their cry because of their taskmasters. I know their sufferings.” — Exodus 3:7

When the ancient Israelites were enduring bitter slavery under the heavy hands of Egyptian taskmasters, it often felt like they were completely forgotten. Generations passed in bondage, and to human eyes, heaven seemed silent. But one historic morning at Mount Horeb, God shattered that silence from a blazing, unconsumed bush. He revealed a powerful truth to Moses: God was watching all along. He didn’t just casually look down; He surely saw their misery, heard their desperate cries, and deeply knew their sorrows.

This timeless truth remains completely unchanged today. Just as God was intimately concerned about the plight of His people in Egypt, He continues to be profoundly aware of all human suffering.

The God Who Sees, Hears, and Knows

We live in a broken world where many find themselves trapped in their own personal “Egypts.” Your pain might stem from heavy external circumstances, unfair people taking advantage of you, spiritual warfare, or the crushing weight of personal mistakes and sin. Regardless of the source of your trouble, you serve a living God who responds to your pain in three distinct ways:

  • He Sees Your Affliction: Nothing escapes His view. When you are mistreated, overlooked, or hurting behind closed doors, the Lord beholds your situation with eyes of compassion.
  • He Hears Your Cry: Your sighs and tears are not lost in the void. He listens intently to those who are troubled and hurting, valuing every prayer poured out in secret.
  • He Knows Your Sorrows: The Hebrew word for “know” in this passage implies an intimate, experiential awareness. God doesn’t just know about your problems—He feels the weight of your suffering with you.

Boundless Grace for Your Present and Future

Because our God is attentive and full of mercy, His people can and should boldly call on Him to intervene. We do not have to rely on our own fading strength. As Romans 8:32 reminds us, if God did not spare His own Son but gave Him up for us all, He will certainly give us all the comfort, grace, and help we need to endure our trials.

Though deliverance doesn’t always come instantly, we can find deep peace knowing that God’s timing is flawless. He has a history of long-term faithfulness; centuries before the Exodus, He already outlined the timeline of deliverance to Abraham (Genesis 15:13). In His perfect time and way, He will bring about your rescue and cause every broken chain to fall. Until that moment comes, the steady anchor of His presence is more than enough to sustain you.

A Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You that nothing escapes Your perfect view. You are a God who sees my affliction, hears my cries, and knows the exact depth of my sorrows. Forgive me for the times I have allowed my circumstances to convince me that You have forgotten me.

I bring my current trials, hurts, and heavy burdens to Your throne of grace today. Please make Your comforting presence known in the middle of my pain. Grant me the patience to endure and a steadfast heart to trust in Your perfect provisions and timing. I rest in the assurance that Your grace is completely sufficient for me, and that You are already working out a plan for my ultimate good and rescue.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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  2. THE ANGEL OF THE LORD / EXODUS 3:2
  3. MOSES WAS TENDING THE FLOCK / EXODUS 3:1
  4. THEIR CRY WENT UP TO GOD / EXODUS 2:23
  5. MIDIAN / EXODUS 2:15
  6. KILLED THE EGYPTIAN / EXODUS 2:12
  7. MOSES / EXODUS 2:11
  8. HEBREW BABIES / EXODUS 2:6
  9. A SON / EXODUS 2:1-2
  10. SLAVE MASTERS OVER THEM TO OPPRESS THEM / EXODUS 1:11
  11. WHO DID NOT KNOW ABOUT JOSEPH / EXODUS 1:8
  12. MULTIPLIED GREATLEY / EXODUS 1:6-7
  13. THE SONS OF ISRAEL / EXODUS 1:1-5
  14. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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HOLY GROUND / EXODUS 3:5

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Exodus 3:5

And he said, Draw not nigh hither: put off thy shoes from off thy feet, for the place whereon thou standest is holy ground.

Holy Ground: Encountering the Purity of God

In the quiet of the desert, a bush burns but is not consumed. Intrigued, Moses turns aside to look at this strange sight. But before he can get too close, a voice echoes through the wilderness, stopping him in his tracks: “Do not come any closer. Take off your sandals, for the place where you are standing is holy ground” (Exodus 3:5).

This profound moment marks a massive shift in how humanity relates to the Creator. While God first revealed His boundless power to Abraham, His first major revelation to Moses was of His absolute holiness.

What Does it Mean that God is Holy?

Holiness is not just a secondary trait of God; it is the core of who He is. It refers to the completeness, purity, and total perfection of His character. Because God is entirely holy, two things are required of us:

  • Separation from sin: Light cannot coexist with darkness, and God’s perfect purity requires an absolute separation from sin and evil.
  • A commitment to righteousness: Standing on holy ground means committing to do what is right and actively remaining in a right relationship with God.

Moses quickly learned that the God he served was so perfectly holy that a flawed human could not look fully at Him and survive (Exodus 3:6). Throughout Scripture, from Isaiah’s vision in the temple to Paul’s letters to Timothy, we see this same truth: God dwells in unapproachable light (Isaiah 6:1-7; 1 Timothy 6:16).

The Journey of Progressive Revelation

Why did God show His power to Abraham but wait until Moses to reveal His holiness? This illustrates the beautiful principle of progressive revelation.

God does not dump the entirety of His vast nature on us all at once. Instead, He reveals Himself and His master plan through a patient process of stages over time (Exodus 6:1-6; Hebrews 1:1-2). He meets us where we are, building our faith block by block, era by era, and season by season.

Today, we no longer have to take off physical sandals at a burning bush. Through Jesus, the ultimate revelation of God, we are invited to approach the throne of grace with confidence. Yet, we must never lose our sense of holy awe. Every day we walk with Him is an invitation to live a life set apart, recognizing that our lives are now the “holy ground” where His Spirit dwells.

Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

We bow before You today in awe of Your absolute purity, perfection, and majesty. You are holy, set apart from all sin, and worthy of all our praise. Thank You for revealing Your character to us in stages, meeting us in our weakness, and drawing us closer to Your heart.

Lord, teach us to respect the holy spaces in our own lives. Forgive us for the times we treat Your presence casually. Help us to cast off the things that weigh us down or compromise our walk with You, just as Moses dropped his sandals in the desert. Give us the strength to pursue righteousness and keep our hearts pure before You.

May our daily lives reflect Your goodness to the world around us. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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  1. THE ANGEL OF THE LORD / EXODUS 3:2
  2. MOSES WAS TENDING THE FLOCK / EXODUS 3:1
  3. THEIR CRY WENT UP TO GOD / EXODUS 2:23
  4. MIDIAN / EXODUS 2:15
  5. KILLED THE EGYPTIAN / EXODUS 2:12
  6. MOSES / EXODUS 2:11
  7. HEBREW BABIES / EXODUS 2:6
  8. A SON / EXODUS 2:1-2
  9. SLAVE MASTERS OVER THEM TO OPPRESS THEM / EXODUS 1:11
  10. WHO DID NOT KNOW ABOUT JOSEPH / EXODUS 1:8
  11. MULTIPLIED GREATLEY / EXODUS 1:6-7
  12. THE SONS OF ISRAEL / EXODUS 1:1-5
  13. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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THE ANGEL OF THE LORD / EXODUS 3:2

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Exodus 3:2

And the angel of the Lord appeared unto him in a flame of fire out of the midst of a bush: and he looked, and, behold, the bush burned with fire, and the bush was not consumed.

The Fire That Does Not Consume: Encountering the Angel of the LORD

In the quiet heart of the wilderness, a routine day of herding sheep turned into a defining moment in human history. Moses encountered a sight that arrested his attention: a bush burning with fire, yet completely unconsumed.

“There the angel of the LORD appeared to him in flames of fire from within a bush. Moses saw that though the bush was on fire it did not burn up.”

— Exodus 3:2

This moment introduces us to a profound biblical title: the Angel of the LORD. While the word “angel” often brings to mind a created heavenly being, the scriptures reveal a much deeper truth. This specific Messenger is not merely an emissary; He is the Lord Himself.

God Among Us

We see this truth unfolded just a few verses later. In Exodus 3:4-6, the voice speaking from the fire shifts from “the angel” to God Himself, declaring, “I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob.”

This is not the first time God revealed Himself this way. Years earlier, He appeared to Abraham on Mount Moriah as the “angel of the LORD” to stay his hand and provide a substitute sacrifice (Genesis 22:11).

Theology calls these moments theophanies—visible manifestations of God to humanity. Many scholars believe these occurrences in the Old Testament are christophanies, pre-incarnate appearances of Jesus Christ. Long before He was born in a manger, the Son of God was already stepping into human history, drawing near to His people in their times of deepest need and isolation.

The Burning Bush in Your Life

The burning bush is a powerful picture of God’s nature:

  • His Holy Presence: Fire in the Bible represents God’s consuming holiness and glory.
  • His Sustaining Grace: The bush did not burn up. When God enters our lives, His presence does not destroy us; it refines, sustains, and empowers us.
  • His Attention to Suffering: God chose a lowly, thorny desert bush to display His glory, signaling that He dwells with the humble and meets us in our dry wilderness seasons.

Just as He did for Moses, the Lord meets us exactly where we are. He calls us by name, breaks into our ordinary routines, and invites us into His extraordinary purposes.

A Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You for being a God who draws near to us. Thank You for the mystery and beauty of Your presence, revealed to Moses in the wilderness and given to us fully through Jesus Christ. We marvel at Your holiness—that You are a consuming fire, yet in Your mercy, You do not consume us. Instead, You sustain us.

When we find ourselves in dry and weary wilderness seasons, open our eyes to see the burning bushes around us. Help us to hear Your voice calling our names. Ignite our hearts with the fire of Your Holy Spirit, so that we may shine with Your glory without being burned out by the cares of this world. Send us out in Your power to bring hope and deliverance to those around us. In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.

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  2. THEIR CRY WENT UP TO GOD / EXODUS 2:23
  3. MIDIAN / EXODUS 2:15
  4. KILLED THE EGYPTIAN / EXODUS 2:12
  5. MOSES / EXODUS 2:11
  6. HEBREW BABIES / EXODUS 2:6
  7. A SON / EXODUS 2:1-2
  8. SLAVE MASTERS OVER THEM TO OPPRESS THEM / EXODUS 1:11
  9. WHO DID NOT KNOW ABOUT JOSEPH / EXODUS 1:8
  10. MULTIPLIED GREATLEY / EXODUS 1:6-7
  11. THE SONS OF ISRAEL / EXODUS 1:1-5
  12. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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MOSES WAS TENDING THE FLOCK / EXODUS 3:1

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Exodus 3:1

Now Moses kept the flock of Jethro his father in law, the priest of Midian: and he led the flock to the backside of the desert, and came to the mountain of God, even to Horeb.

From the Palace to the Pasture: How God Prepares Us in the Wilderness

We often think that the highest credentials, the grandest platforms, and the most impressive resumes are what qualify us for great things. We chase the “palace moments” of life, believing that success is built on the visible, prestigious heights of our achievements.

But God’s training ground looks completely different.

In Exodus 3:1, we find a simple yet profound statement about one of history’s greatest leaders: “Moses was tending the flock…”

Before he was the deliverer of Israel, before he parted the Red Sea, and before he stood face-to-face with Pharaoh, Moses was a shepherd.

The Education the Palace Couldn’t Give

Moses spent his first forty years receiving the highest level of education available in Pharaoh’s royal household. He knew the laws, the culture, the military strategies, and the language of the world’s most powerful empire. Yet, all that worldly wisdom was not enough to equip him for God’s work.

The palace taught Moses how to be a ruler, but God needed him to be a shepherd.

To bridge that gap, God took Moses out of the royal courts and placed him in the Midian desert for forty difficult years. Why? Because the natural mind cannot understand the things of the Spirit (1 Corinthians 2:14). The palace had filled his head, but the wilderness needed to transform his heart.

The Purpose of Your Hidden Season

Caring for stubborn, vulnerable sheep in a harsh, dry desert wasn’t a waste of Moses’ time; it was the exact preparation he needed. The patience, humility, and endurance he learned while guiding a flock through the wilderness were the exact qualities required to lead and care for millions of Israelites through that very same desert.

Are you currently in a season that feels beneath your potential? Are you working in obscurity, doing tasks that feel ordinary or exhausting?

Remember this: God never wastes a wilderness season.

  • The desert is where your dependency on God is built.
  • The desert is where your pride is stripped away.
  • The desert is where you learn to listen to the still, small voice of the Father.

If you are tending a “flock” in obscurity right now, take heart. God is not ignoring you; He is preparing you. He is shaping your character in private so that you can endure the calling He has for you in public. Trust the process, embrace the hidden years, and let the Chief Shepherd form His heart in you.

A Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You for the seasons of preparation that we don’t always understand. Forgive us for the times we rush toward the platform when You are calling us to the pasture. We ask that You give us the humility and patience of Moses. Help us to serve faithfully exactly where we are, trusting that the hidden work You are doing in our hearts today is equipping us for the calling of tomorrow.

When the wilderness feels long and difficult, remind us that You are right there with us, shaping our character and teaching us Your ways. May we lean not on our own understanding or worldly credentials, but entirely on Your Holy Spirit.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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  4. MOSES / EXODUS 2:11
  5. HEBREW BABIES / EXODUS 2:6
  6. A SON / EXODUS 2:1-2
  7. SLAVE MASTERS OVER THEM TO OPPRESS THEM / EXODUS 1:11
  8. WHO DID NOT KNOW ABOUT JOSEPH / EXODUS 1:8
  9. MULTIPLIED GREATLEY / EXODUS 1:6-7
  10. THE SONS OF ISRAEL / EXODUS 1:1-5
  11. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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PURGE THE EVIL / DEUTERONOMY 17:7

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Deuteronomy 17:7

The hands of the witnesses shall be first upon him to put him to death, and afterward the hands of all the people. So thou shalt put the evil away from among you.

Purging the Evil: The Timeless Call to Community Purity

Maintaining the spiritual integrity of a community is a sacred responsibility. In Deuteronomy 17:7, God issues a stark command to ancient Israel regarding those who broke the covenant: “You must purge the evil from among you.”

This scriptural mandate was not about cruelty. It was about protection. The Israelites were commanded to keep themselves pure by removing ungodly influences that threatened to corrupt the entire nation.

Remarkably, this call to holiness did not expire with the Old Covenant. The New Testament carries this exact same principle forward into the local church.

The Old Testament Standard: Radical Purity

In the ancient Near East, Israel was called to be a distinct, holy nation. Sin in the camp was like a contagious disease. If left unchecked, the rebellion of a few individuals could cause the entire community to fall out of favor with God. Purging evil was a necessary act of spiritual surgery to save the body.

The New Testament Echo: Guarding the Church

The early church adopted this identical standard, transitioning from physical consequences to spiritual discipline. The New Testament explicitly requires that congregations discipline sinning members to protect the flock and honor Christ.

  • The Process of Restoration: In Matthew 18:15-17, Jesus outlines a loving, step-by-step process for confronting a sinning brother or sister. The ultimate goal is always reconciliation, but if they refuse to listen even to the church, they are to be removed from fellowship.
  • The Danger of Corruption: In 1 Corinthians 5:1-13, the Apostle Paul addresses a church tolerating flagrant immorality. He uses the metaphor of yeast, warning that “a little yeast leavens the whole batch of dough.” He commands them to “expel the wicked person from among you.”
  • The Goal of Repentance: Church discipline is never vindictive. As seen in 2 Corinthians 2:6-7, once the discipline achieves its purpose and the individual repents, the church is called to instantly pivot to forgiveness, comfort, and restoration.

Living it Out Today

True Christian love does not mean tolerating destructive sin. Healthy boundaries protect the spiritual health of our families and churches. When we address sin with humility and biblical truth, we guard the purity of Christ’s bride and invite wayward hearts back into right relationship with God.

Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

You are holy, righteous, and pure. Thank You for calling us into a covenant relationship with You through Your Son, Jesus Christ. Lord, give us the courage and wisdom to pursue holiness in our personal lives and within our churches. Forgive us for the times we have tolerated evil or compromised Your standards out of fear or convenience.

Help us to guard the purity of our communities with deep humility, absolute truth, and genuine love. We pray for those who have wandered into ungodly living; use biblical discipline to break the chains of sin and lead them to true repentance and restoration. Keep our hearts pure, our testimonies bright, and our fellowships faithful to Your Word.

In Jesus’ powerful name we pray, Amen.

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  5. WINE OR OTHER FERMENTED DRINK … YOU AND YOUR HOUSEHOLD / DEUTERONOMY 14:26
  6. NOT LISTEN TO THAT PROPHET / DEUTERONOMY 13:3
  7. THE PLACE … GOD WILL CHOOSE / DEUTERONOMY 12:5
  8. DESTROY COMPLETELY ALL THE PLACES / DEUTERONOMY 12:2
  9. BLESSING AND A CURSE / DEUTERONOMY 11:26
  10. TEACH THEM TO YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 11:19
  11. LOVE HIM … WITH ALL YOUR HEART / DEUTERONOMY 10:12-13
  12. NOT BECAUSE OF YOUR RIGHTOUSNESS / DEUTERONOMY 9:5
  13. WICKEDNESS OF THESE NATIONS / DEUTERONOMY 9:4
  14. ABILITY TO PRODUCE WEALTH / DEUTERONOMY 8:18
  15. EAT AND ARE SATISFIED … FORGET THE LORD / DEUTERONOMY 8:12-14
  16. LAND WITH STREAMS AND POOLS / DEUTERONOMY 8:7
  17. MAN DOES NOT LIVE ON BREAD ALONE / DEUTERONOMY 8:3
  18. DETESTABLE THING INTO YOUR HOUSE / DEUTERONOMY 7:26
  19. INFLICT HORRIBLE DISEASES /DEUTERONOMY 7:15
  20. COVENANT OF LOVE TO … THOSE WHO LOVE HIM / DEUTERONOMY 7:9
  21. DO NOT INTERMARRY WITH THEM / DEUTERONOMY 7:3-4
  22. IMPRESS THEM ON YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 6:7
  23. THESE COMMANDMENTS … UPON YOUR HEARTS / DEUTERONOMY 6:6
  24. LOVE THE LORD YOUR GOD / DEUTERONOMY 6:5
  25. THE LORD OUR GOD, THE LORD IS ONE / DEUTERONOMY 6:4
  26. HEAR O ISRAEL / DEUTERONOMY 6:4-9
  27. OH THAT THEIR HEARTS WOULD BE INCLINED TO FEAR ME / DEUTERONOMY 5:29
  28. TEN COMMANDMENTS / DEUTERONOMY 5:7-21
  29. A COVENANT / DEUTERONOMY 5:2
  30. ALL YOUR HEART … SOUL / DEUTERONOMY 4:29
  31. HEAVEN AND EARTH AS WITNESSES: THE SIX PROPHECIES OF ISRAEL’S HISTORY / DEUTERONOMY 4:26
  32. CONSUMING FIRE – JEALOUS GOD / DEUTERONOMY 4:24
  33. IDOL AN IMAGE OF ANY SHAPE / DEUTERONOMY 4:16
  34. LEARN TO REVERE ME / DEUTERONOMY 4:10
  35. THAT YOU DO NOT FORGET TEACH THEM TO YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 4:9
  36. THE NATIONS / DEUTERONOMY 4:6
  37. WHY WE CANNOT ADD OR SUBTRACT FROM GOD’S WORD / DEUTERONOMY 4:2
  38. FOLLOW THEM SO THAT YOU MAY LIVE / DEUTERONOMY 4:1
  39. LET ME GO OVER / DEUTERONOMY 3:25
  40. THE LORD … WILL FIGHT FOR YOU / DEUTERONOMY 3:22
  41. THE LORD … MADE HIS SPIRIT STUBORN / DEUTERONOMY 2:30
  42. GOD HAS BEEN WITH YOU / DEUTERONOMY 2:7
  43. FOLLOWED THE LORD WHOLEHEARTEDLY / DEUTERONOMY 1:36
  44. NOT A MAN … SHALL SEE THE GOOD LAND / DEUTERONOMY 1:35
  45. REBELLED AGAINST THE COMMAND / DEUTERONOMY 1:26
  46. THE WORDS MOSES SPOKE / DEUTERONOMY 1:1
  47. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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FEAST OF WEEKS / DEUTERONOMY 16:10

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Deuteronomy 16:10

And thou shalt keep the feast of weeks unto the Lord thy God with a tribute of a freewill offering of thine hand, which thou shalt give unto the Lord thy God, according as the Lord thy God hath blessed thee:

Celebrating Abundance: Reflection and Prayer on Deuteronomy 16:10

The Feast of Weeks—traditionally known as Shavuot or Pentecost—carries a profound message about gratitude, community, and the heart of giving.

In Deuteronomy 16:10, we find a beautiful instruction given to the Israelites as they prepared to celebrate this harvest festival:

“Then celebrate the Festival of Weeks to the Lord your God by giving a freewill offering in proportion to the blessings the Lord your God has given you.”

This verse reveals a powerful three-part blueprint for how we can approach God’s generosity in our daily lives.

1. The Power of a “Freewill Offering”

Unlike other mandatory tithes, the offering at Shavuot was a freewill offering. It was a voluntary outpouring of gratitude. God does not demand our praise or our resources by force; He invites us into a relationship of love. When we give our time, talents, or resources freely, it reflects a heart that truly recognizes God as the ultimate source of everything we have.

2. Proportional Gratitude

The text notes that the offering should be “in proportion to the blessings.” This is a beautiful reminder that God meets us exactly where we are. He does not compare our offering to someone else’s. Instead, He asks us to look closely at our own lives, count our specific blessings, and let our generosity match the scale of His grace. If you have been blessed with much joy, share it abundantly. If you have been carried through a hard season, let your gratitude reflect His sustaining power.

3. Remembering the Source

At its core, the Feast of Weeks forced the Israelites to pause and look at their fields. They had to acknowledge that the seeds grew not just because of their hard work, but because God provided the rain, the soil, and the life. Taking time to celebrate means intentionally shifting our focus away from our self-reliance and placing it back on God’s faithful provision.

A Closing Prayer for the Feast of Weeks

Heavenly Father,

We come before You today with hearts full of gratitude, mindful of the rich history of the Feast of Weeks. Thank You for being a God who provides, sustains, and showers us with blessings both seen and unseen.

Lord, open our eyes to notice the abundance of Your grace in our lives. Teach us to hold our resources with an open hand. May our lives be a living “freewill offering” to You—given not out of obligation, but out of a deep, overflowing love for who You are. Help us to give proportionally, generously, and joyfully to those around us, reflecting Your generous heart to a world in need.

In Your holy name, we pray, Amen.

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Some of our Post That Might Interest You, All Out of the Current Book / Chapter

  1. PASSOVER / DEUTERONOMY 16:1
  2. NOT SEND HIM AWAY EMPTY-HANDED / DEUTERONOMY 15:13
  3. A POOR MAN / DEUTERONOMY 15:7-11
  4. WINE OR OTHER FERMENTED DRINK … YOU AND YOUR HOUSEHOLD / DEUTERONOMY 14:26
  5. NOT LISTEN TO THAT PROPHET / DEUTERONOMY 13:3
  6. THE PLACE … GOD WILL CHOOSE / DEUTERONOMY 12:5
  7. DESTROY COMPLETELY ALL THE PLACES / DEUTERONOMY 12:2
  8. BLESSING AND A CURSE / DEUTERONOMY 11:26
  9. TEACH THEM TO YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 11:19
  10. LOVE HIM … WITH ALL YOUR HEART / DEUTERONOMY 10:12-13
  11. NOT BECAUSE OF YOUR RIGHTOUSNESS / DEUTERONOMY 9:5
  12. WICKEDNESS OF THESE NATIONS / DEUTERONOMY 9:4
  13. ABILITY TO PRODUCE WEALTH / DEUTERONOMY 8:18
  14. EAT AND ARE SATISFIED … FORGET THE LORD / DEUTERONOMY 8:12-14
  15. LAND WITH STREAMS AND POOLS / DEUTERONOMY 8:7
  16. MAN DOES NOT LIVE ON BREAD ALONE / DEUTERONOMY 8:3
  17. DETESTABLE THING INTO YOUR HOUSE / DEUTERONOMY 7:26
  18. INFLICT HORRIBLE DISEASES /DEUTERONOMY 7:15
  19. COVENANT OF LOVE TO … THOSE WHO LOVE HIM / DEUTERONOMY 7:9
  20. DO NOT INTERMARRY WITH THEM / DEUTERONOMY 7:3-4
  21. IMPRESS THEM ON YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 6:7
  22. THESE COMMANDMENTS … UPON YOUR HEARTS / DEUTERONOMY 6:6
  23. LOVE THE LORD YOUR GOD / DEUTERONOMY 6:5
  24. THE LORD OUR GOD, THE LORD IS ONE / DEUTERONOMY 6:4
  25. HEAR O ISRAEL / DEUTERONOMY 6:4-9
  26. OH THAT THEIR HEARTS WOULD BE INCLINED TO FEAR ME / DEUTERONOMY 5:29
  27. TEN COMMANDMENTS / DEUTERONOMY 5:7-21
  28. A COVENANT / DEUTERONOMY 5:2
  29. ALL YOUR HEART … SOUL / DEUTERONOMY 4:29
  30. HEAVEN AND EARTH AS WITNESSES: THE SIX PROPHECIES OF ISRAEL’S HISTORY / DEUTERONOMY 4:26
  31. CONSUMING FIRE – JEALOUS GOD / DEUTERONOMY 4:24
  32. IDOL AN IMAGE OF ANY SHAPE / DEUTERONOMY 4:16
  33. LEARN TO REVERE ME / DEUTERONOMY 4:10
  34. THAT YOU DO NOT FORGET TEACH THEM TO YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 4:9
  35. THE NATIONS / DEUTERONOMY 4:6
  36. WHY WE CANNOT ADD OR SUBTRACT FROM GOD’S WORD / DEUTERONOMY 4:2
  37. FOLLOW THEM SO THAT YOU MAY LIVE / DEUTERONOMY 4:1
  38. LET ME GO OVER / DEUTERONOMY 3:25
  39. THE LORD … WILL FIGHT FOR YOU / DEUTERONOMY 3:22
  40. THE LORD … MADE HIS SPIRIT STUBORN / DEUTERONOMY 2:30
  41. GOD HAS BEEN WITH YOU / DEUTERONOMY 2:7
  42. FOLLOWED THE LORD WHOLEHEARTEDLY / DEUTERONOMY 1:36
  43. NOT A MAN … SHALL SEE THE GOOD LAND / DEUTERONOMY 1:35
  44. REBELLED AGAINST THE COMMAND / DEUTERONOMY 1:26
  45. THE WORDS MOSES SPOKE / DEUTERONOMY 1:1
  46. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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PASSOVER / DEUTERONOMY 16:1

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Deuteronomy 16:1

Observe the month of Abib, and keep the passover unto the Lord thy God: for in the month of Abib the Lord thy God brought thee forth out of Egypt by night.

Keeping the Feast: Why Deuteronomy 16:1 Reminds Us to Remember

In the hustle of modern life, it is easy to lose our sense of spiritual rhythm. We drift from season to season, often forgetting the deep roots of our faith. But thousands of years ago, God established a rhythm designed specifically to combat our spiritual amnesia.

In Deuteronomy 16:1, we find a powerful command that anchors the identity of God’s people:

“Observe the month of Abib and celebrate the Passover of the Lord your God, because in the month of Abib he brought you out of Egypt by night.”

The Command to Observe

The Hebrew word for “observe” used here implies more than just looking at a calendar. It means to watch over, guard, and hedge around. God is telling His people to actively protect this time. Why? Because the Passover is the ultimate reminder of deliverance. It marks the precise moment God broke the chains of slavery in Egypt and ushered His people into freedom.

Caught in the Rhythm of Grace

By anchoring the Passover in the month of Abib (the time of fresh, green ears of barley), God aligned their spiritual rescue with the physical arrival of spring and new life.

For modern believers, this verse challenges us to ask: What are we guarding? What are we remembering? Just as Israel looked back to the night they fled Egypt, we look back to the ultimate Passover Lamb—Jesus Christ—whose sacrifice delivered us from the spiritual bondage of sin and death.

When we observe God’s faithfulness, our gratitude is renewed, and our faith for the future is strengthened. Let us not forget the night He brought us out of our own darkness.

A Closing Prayer for Remembrance

Heavenly Father,

We thank You for being a God who delivers, rescues, and redeems. Just as You commanded Your people of old to observe the Passover and remember Your mighty hand, we pause today to remember Your grace in our own lives.

Forgive us for the times we let the busyness of life dull our gratitude. Help us to guard our hearts and intentionally remember the moments You brought us out of our own “Egypts”—out of despair, sin, and fear.

Thank You for the ultimate sacrifice of the Passover Lamb, Jesus Christ, through whom we have true freedom. May our lives be a perpetual celebration of Your goodness, and may we live every day in the light of Your deliverance.

In Jesus’ name, we pray. Amen.

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Some of our Post That Might Interest You, All Out of the Current Book / Chapter

  1. NOT SEND HIM AWAY EMPTY-HANDED / DEUTERONOMY 15:13
  2. A POOR MAN / DEUTERONOMY 15:7-11
  3. WINE OR OTHER FERMENTED DRINK … YOU AND YOUR HOUSEHOLD / DEUTERONOMY 14:26
  4. NOT LISTEN TO THAT PROPHET / DEUTERONOMY 13:3
  5. THE PLACE … GOD WILL CHOOSE / DEUTERONOMY 12:5
  6. DESTROY COMPLETELY ALL THE PLACES / DEUTERONOMY 12:2
  7. BLESSING AND A CURSE / DEUTERONOMY 11:26
  8. TEACH THEM TO YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 11:19
  9. LOVE HIM … WITH ALL YOUR HEART / DEUTERONOMY 10:12-13
  10. NOT BECAUSE OF YOUR RIGHTOUSNESS / DEUTERONOMY 9:5
  11. WICKEDNESS OF THESE NATIONS / DEUTERONOMY 9:4
  12. ABILITY TO PRODUCE WEALTH / DEUTERONOMY 8:18
  13. EAT AND ARE SATISFIED … FORGET THE LORD / DEUTERONOMY 8:12-14
  14. LAND WITH STREAMS AND POOLS / DEUTERONOMY 8:7
  15. MAN DOES NOT LIVE ON BREAD ALONE / DEUTERONOMY 8:3
  16. DETESTABLE THING INTO YOUR HOUSE / DEUTERONOMY 7:26
  17. INFLICT HORRIBLE DISEASES /DEUTERONOMY 7:15
  18. COVENANT OF LOVE TO … THOSE WHO LOVE HIM / DEUTERONOMY 7:9
  19. DO NOT INTERMARRY WITH THEM / DEUTERONOMY 7:3-4
  20. IMPRESS THEM ON YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 6:7
  21. THESE COMMANDMENTS … UPON YOUR HEARTS / DEUTERONOMY 6:6
  22. LOVE THE LORD YOUR GOD / DEUTERONOMY 6:5
  23. THE LORD OUR GOD, THE LORD IS ONE / DEUTERONOMY 6:4
  24. HEAR O ISRAEL / DEUTERONOMY 6:4-9
  25. OH THAT THEIR HEARTS WOULD BE INCLINED TO FEAR ME / DEUTERONOMY 5:29
  26. TEN COMMANDMENTS / DEUTERONOMY 5:7-21
  27. A COVENANT / DEUTERONOMY 5:2
  28. ALL YOUR HEART … SOUL / DEUTERONOMY 4:29
  29. HEAVEN AND EARTH AS WITNESSES: THE SIX PROPHECIES OF ISRAEL’S HISTORY / DEUTERONOMY 4:26
  30. CONSUMING FIRE – JEALOUS GOD / DEUTERONOMY 4:24
  31. IDOL AN IMAGE OF ANY SHAPE / DEUTERONOMY 4:16
  32. LEARN TO REVERE ME / DEUTERONOMY 4:10
  33. THAT YOU DO NOT FORGET TEACH THEM TO YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 4:9
  34. THE NATIONS / DEUTERONOMY 4:6
  35. WHY WE CANNOT ADD OR SUBTRACT FROM GOD’S WORD / DEUTERONOMY 4:2
  36. FOLLOW THEM SO THAT YOU MAY LIVE / DEUTERONOMY 4:1
  37. LET ME GO OVER / DEUTERONOMY 3:25
  38. THE LORD … WILL FIGHT FOR YOU / DEUTERONOMY 3:22
  39. THE LORD … MADE HIS SPIRIT STUBORN / DEUTERONOMY 2:30
  40. GOD HAS BEEN WITH YOU / DEUTERONOMY 2:7
  41. FOLLOWED THE LORD WHOLEHEARTEDLY / DEUTERONOMY 1:36
  42. NOT A MAN … SHALL SEE THE GOOD LAND / DEUTERONOMY 1:35
  43. REBELLED AGAINST THE COMMAND / DEUTERONOMY 1:26
  44. THE WORDS MOSES SPOKE / DEUTERONOMY 1:1
  45. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

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NOT SEND HIM AWAY EMPTY-HANDED / DEUTERONOMY 15:13

START YOUR DAY RIGHT DAILY DEVOTION

(KJV) Deuteronomy 15:13

And when thou sendest him out free from thee, thou shalt not let him go away empty:

Biblical Principles for Fair and Compassionate Workplaces

In the ancient Near East, debt could easily result in indentured servitude. But the Mosaic Law provided a beautiful and profound safety net. Under the laws of the Old Testament, an Israelite who had sold themselves into servitude to pay off debts was to be released in the seventh year.

However, God’s command didn’t stop at simply unlocking the doors. In Deuteronomy 15:13, the Lord gave a strict instruction to every master: “And when you release him, do not send him away empty-handed.”

The Israelites were commanded to supply their former servants liberally from their flocks, threshing floors, and winepresses. Why? Because the servant had worked for years, and sending them away with nothing would almost guarantee they would immediately fall back into debilitating poverty. This law was rooted in Leviticus 19:18—the call to love one’s neighbor as oneself. Furthermore, it was a practical reminder of grace: “Remember that you were slaves in Egypt and the LORD your God redeemed you”.

The Transition to the New Covenant

Under the New Covenant, the core principles of the law—love, justice, and compassion—are elevated, not abolished. We no longer practice indentured servitude, but the divine command to treat those who work for and with us fairly remains highly relevant.

Applying the spirit of Deuteronomy 15 to our modern workplaces challenges us to rethink how we treat our employees, contractors, and colleagues:

  • Fair Compensation: Just as a master was not to withhold the fruits of the servant’s labor, modern employers are called to provide fair, livable wages and proper compensation for time worked.
  • Generous Benefits and Support: “Not sending them away empty-handed” translates today to providing severance, adequate notice, safe working environments, and support for career transitions.
  • Empathetic Leadership: Compassion and justice require us to look at employees as whole people rather than just resources. A workplace modeled on Christ’s love should prioritize fairness, respect, and mutual dignity.

When we empower those who work for us—ensuring they leave our employ with the tools, resources, and dignity needed to thrive—we reflect the heart of a God who richly provides for all of us.

A Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father, we thank You for Your unending grace and for the ultimate redemption we have received through Christ. Just as You did not leave us empty-handed or forsaken, we ask that You give us the wisdom and grace to treat those we lead with compassion, fairness, and justice.

Help us to cultivate workplaces where employees are respected, valued, and provided for. May our actions reflect Your generous heart, and may we always remember the grace we have been given so we can extend it to others. Give us eyes to see the needs of those around us, and the willingness to share the blessings You have poured into our lives. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Bible Study Tools I Use

Some of our Post That Might Interest You, All Out of the Current Book / Chapter

  1. A POOR MAN / DEUTERONOMY 15:7-11
  2. WINE OR OTHER FERMENTED DRINK … YOU AND YOUR HOUSEHOLD / DEUTERONOMY 14:26
  3. NOT LISTEN TO THAT PROPHET / DEUTERONOMY 13:3
  4. THE PLACE … GOD WILL CHOOSE / DEUTERONOMY 12:5
  5. DESTROY COMPLETELY ALL THE PLACES / DEUTERONOMY 12:2
  6. BLESSING AND A CURSE / DEUTERONOMY 11:26
  7. TEACH THEM TO YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 11:19
  8. LOVE HIM … WITH ALL YOUR HEART / DEUTERONOMY 10:12-13
  9. NOT BECAUSE OF YOUR RIGHTOUSNESS / DEUTERONOMY 9:5
  10. WICKEDNESS OF THESE NATIONS / DEUTERONOMY 9:4
  11. ABILITY TO PRODUCE WEALTH / DEUTERONOMY 8:18
  12. EAT AND ARE SATISFIED … FORGET THE LORD / DEUTERONOMY 8:12-14
  13. LAND WITH STREAMS AND POOLS / DEUTERONOMY 8:7
  14. MAN DOES NOT LIVE ON BREAD ALONE / DEUTERONOMY 8:3
  15. DETESTABLE THING INTO YOUR HOUSE / DEUTERONOMY 7:26
  16. INFLICT HORRIBLE DISEASES /DEUTERONOMY 7:15
  17. COVENANT OF LOVE TO … THOSE WHO LOVE HIM / DEUTERONOMY 7:9
  18. DO NOT INTERMARRY WITH THEM / DEUTERONOMY 7:3-4
  19. IMPRESS THEM ON YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 6:7
  20. THESE COMMANDMENTS … UPON YOUR HEARTS / DEUTERONOMY 6:6
  21. LOVE THE LORD YOUR GOD / DEUTERONOMY 6:5
  22. THE LORD OUR GOD, THE LORD IS ONE / DEUTERONOMY 6:4
  23. HEAR O ISRAEL / DEUTERONOMY 6:4-9
  24. OH THAT THEIR HEARTS WOULD BE INCLINED TO FEAR ME / DEUTERONOMY 5:29
  25. TEN COMMANDMENTS / DEUTERONOMY 5:7-21
  26. A COVENANT / DEUTERONOMY 5:2
  27. ALL YOUR HEART … SOUL / DEUTERONOMY 4:29
  28. HEAVEN AND EARTH AS WITNESSES: THE SIX PROPHECIES OF ISRAEL’S HISTORY / DEUTERONOMY 4:26
  29. CONSUMING FIRE – JEALOUS GOD / DEUTERONOMY 4:24
  30. IDOL AN IMAGE OF ANY SHAPE / DEUTERONOMY 4:16
  31. LEARN TO REVERE ME / DEUTERONOMY 4:10
  32. THAT YOU DO NOT FORGET TEACH THEM TO YOUR CHILDREN / DEUTERONOMY 4:9
  33. THE NATIONS / DEUTERONOMY 4:6
  34. WHY WE CANNOT ADD OR SUBTRACT FROM GOD’S WORD / DEUTERONOMY 4:2
  35. FOLLOW THEM SO THAT YOU MAY LIVE / DEUTERONOMY 4:1
  36. LET ME GO OVER / DEUTERONOMY 3:25
  37. THE LORD … WILL FIGHT FOR YOU / DEUTERONOMY 3:22
  38. THE LORD … MADE HIS SPIRIT STUBORN / DEUTERONOMY 2:30
  39. GOD HAS BEEN WITH YOU / DEUTERONOMY 2:7
  40. FOLLOWED THE LORD WHOLEHEARTEDLY / DEUTERONOMY 1:36
  41. NOT A MAN … SHALL SEE THE GOOD LAND / DEUTERONOMY 1:35
  42. REBELLED AGAINST THE COMMAND / DEUTERONOMY 1:26
  43. THE WORDS MOSES SPOKE / DEUTERONOMY 1:1
  44. CREWS N AWAY: ANCHORED IN GRACE

Thanks for stopping by the blog today! I love having you here. If this post resonated with you, please drop a comment below and share your thoughts. See you in the next post!

Blessings, Margarita & Stace

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