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Join with Moses and the Israelites in this study, and celebrate God’s goodness to them and to us. Read More →

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On the heels of glorious triumph, Israel plunged into idolatry on the flimsiest of excuses. God’s nation flunked the loyalty test, with disastrous consequences. From our vantage point, it seems incomprehensible that Israel fell into idolatry. As we study this sad story, we do so... Read More →

Peace treaties and home mortgages are ratified by signatures of the parties involved. Marriages are ratified by vows spoken before witnesses. The point is the same: promises are made and solemnly sealed. Then the work of promise-keeping begins. A marriage, as it were, was begun... Read More →

In this study Moses conveys God’s plan for a newly born nation whose fundamental credo was “You are to be my holy people” (22:31). Holiness is never outdated. Read More →

Temptation, by its very nature, feels wrong. God’s moral law is written in the heart of every human being, and when a sinful temptation is introduced, our consciences immediately sense danger. However, the temptation itself is not the sin. Jesus was tempted, but He never sinned.... Read More →

Depression is a widespread condition, affecting millions of people, Christians and non-Christians alike. Those suffering from depression can experience intense feelings of sadness, anger, hopelessness, fatigue, and a variety of other symptoms. They may begin to feel useless and... Read More →

It seems we desire to know the answer to this question most when faced with painful trials and attacks of doubt. Even Jesus, during His crucifixion, asked, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” (Matthew 27:46). To the onlookers of that time, as well as to those who first... Read More →

An earthly heritage is a wonderful gift that adds enjoyment to our lives and helps define who we are. But an earthly heritage is temporary. The Bible urges us to set our sights on an eternal heritage. While in this world, we live as “temporary residents and foreigners”. We can... Read More →