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Using Our Memories
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1–2 minutesHow often do bring up to your mind answers to prayer, promises from Scripture, moments of Christian joy? We live fast-paced lives; yet even…
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A Gift Note
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1–2 minutesHow are you using the gifts God has given you? Are you actively thinking, not only of your gratitude for those gifts, but of…
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Deuteronomy 34
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1–2 minutesTrue peace is peace with God. Do you have this peace? The conclusion to the book of Deuteronomy, the last of the five books…
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Deuteronomy 33
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1–2 minutesHow do you say goodbye? Moses answered well the task of saying goodbye. As he ascended the mountain for the final time, he took…
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Deuteronomy 32:30–52
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2–3 minutesThe people keep singing. So too, we are to keep up the song! We nourish our hearts on God’s gracious preservation, even of us…
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Deuteronomy 32:1–29
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2–3 minutesWhy do we sing? We do not just have a compulsion to sing, but God actually created His people to sing. Far more than…
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Deuteronomy 31
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2–3 minutesHow do you hand off responsibilities? Along the same lines, how do you leave the work for the next in line? God supernaturally provided…
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Jesus, Our Ark of Salvation
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2–3 minutesDid the ark get wet? Noah’s history (Genesis 6–9) gives us the tale of a wooden box completely drenched on every side, thrown about…
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Deuteronomy 30
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2–3 minutesHow many times have you kept driving down 287 instead of veering left to 414? I’ve made that mistake a few times in my…
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Deuteronomy 29
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2–3 minutesDo I always act in the best interest of God’s will? This chapter challenges us to consider our motivations, not just our actions. We…
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Sermon Leftovers
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1–2 minutesThe passage preached Sunday utilized the phrase conduct yourselves. On its face, the phrase is quite easy to understand: we are supposed to live a…
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Deuteronomy 28
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2–3 minutesWhen you sign a contract, do you read the fine print? The covenant promises, or fine print, for God’s people comes to us in…
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Deuteronomy 27
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2–3 minutesA signpost reminds me of a good fantasy novel dustjacket. Good cover art regularly depicts the hero with courage and valiance ready to finish…
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Deuteronomy 26
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2–3 minutesWhat is the goal of worship? When we look back into the Old Testament, we find we are not so removed from the Israelites—especially…
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Deuteronomy 25
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2–3 minutesHow can we wrap our heads around a holy, righteous God? He gives us a proper glimpse at holy justice. Not only does our…
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Old Dogs and New Tricks
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1–2 minutesOver the last month, many of you (anyone in earshot of my daughters) have heard that the Osterbrocks have a new dog: Dottie. This…
