Deuteronomy 16: Three Feasts to Tell One Big Story

Deuteronomy 19: A Commandment That Will Get Some Help

Deuteronomy 19 reminds God’s people that careless slander destroys lives, steals reputations, and must never be treated lightly.

Deuteronomy 18: You Need Strength and Discernment to Fight the Sniffing Dog Test

Deuteronomy 18 warns Israel that following God will require both strength to resist the obvious darkness of the surrounding culture and discernment to recognize false voices and counterfeit prophets within the community who appear spiritual but speak presumptuously in God’s name.

Deuteronomy 17: Where Did Those Verses Come From?

Deuteronomy 17 shows how God speaks into Israel’s future centuries in advance by warning about the coming institution of kingship and outlining the dangers that will confront any leader—power, wealth, and lust—while also providing protection through daily engagement with God’s Word so leadership stays grounded in humility and obedience.

Deuteronomy 16: Three Feasts to Tell One Big Story

Deuteronomy 16 lays out three key feasts—Passover, Weeks, and Booths—that together form one continuous story of God delivering His people from slavery, sustaining them with provision and blessing, and reminding them that their present journey is temporary as He leads them toward their ultimate home with Him.

Deuteronomy 15: Annoyed, Avoid, or Embrace

In Deuteronomy 15, Moses commands Israel to open their hands to the poor and warns that generosity is not just about resources but about the condition of the heart, challenging God’s people to move from avoidance or annoyance toward compassion that reflects the Lord’s own kindness.