Sermons on Deuteronomy

Before children respond, baptism places God's family name on them, while Deuteronomy 6 gives families the daily work of nurturing faith at home.

Moses saw the promised land but could not enter it; Jesus died for His people's sin, rose again, and leads them into God's kingdom.

Peter calls Christians living stones, built together into God's house, where wandering people find belonging while they wait for their final home.

God’s words belong at the table, on the road, and at bedtime, where gentle, consistent faith can shape a family without manipulation.

Israel stood before the land God had promised for centuries. His faithfulness calls His people to see, enter and take hold of His promises.

God shows Moses the promised land before he dies, granting peace while His judgement stands. Moses points beyond himself to the risen Jesus.

Moses sets life and death before Israel, but clear commands expose sinful hearts. Jesus obeys perfectly and gives sinners the only path to life.

Through the desert, God carried Israel like a father carries his son. Jesus now makes a deeper rest from sin possible for His children.