Numbers 32: Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out

Numbers 35: God Loves to Speak Opposite Jericho

In Numbers 35, while Israel stands facing the towering walls of Jericho, God speaks confidently about establishing forty-eight cities for the Levites and cities of refuge throughout the land. The chapter reminds us that God often declares future provision and blessing while the greatest obstacle still stands in front of us, calling us to trust His Word over what our eyes can see.

Numbers 34: I Have a Promise but It’s Going to Be a Fight

In Numbers 34, God clearly defines Israel’s promised inheritance, but the surrounding context makes it clear that receiving what God promises requires driving out what opposes His purposes. The chapter reminds us that divine promises are often accompanied by spiritual conflict, and that certain attitudes, habits, and relationships may need to be removed before we can fully possess the blessings God intends for us.

Numbers 33: We Have Never Seen a List Like This Before

Numbers 33 is Moses’ God-ordained journal of Israel’s forty-two wilderness stops, reminding us that every place of testing, failure, and victory becomes a testimony of God’s faithfulness and a source of confidence for the battles that still lie ahead.

Numbers 32: Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out

Numbers 32 looks at the sin of settling into personal comfort while refusing to fight alongside others until they receive their inheritance.

Numbers 31: A Big Gift and a Bad Ending

Numbers 31 highlights the tragic death of Balaam, a prophet with extraordinary spiritual gifting whose compromise and love of reward led him far from home and into a disastrous end, reminding us that what matters most is not how we start but how we finish.