Birmingham, AL
July 19, 2015
Today we continue our study in Deuteronomy with chapter 31 as Moses hands off leadership of Israel to Joshua. We’ll talk about so many things that are relevant to us today, so don’t miss out on this message.
July 19, 2015
Today we continue our study in Deuteronomy with chapter 30, featuring more about the Land Covenant, including seven promises God makes to Israel, the order of Law and the order of Grace, the Aleph Tav of Zechariah 12, and we even thrown in a brief explanation of the Masoretic text and the LXX. No starving sheep here!
July 19, 2015
Today we continue our study in Deuteronomy with chapter 29. With this chapter, we are in the preliminary to the Land Covenant and in chapter 30 we have the covenant proper. Today’s study in chapter 29 will remind us of just how faithful is our God and how great is His grace.
July 19, 2015
Today we continue our study in Deuteronomy with chapter 28. In our study we will talk about covenants, about the Promised Land and Israel and their history in (and out of) the land, God’s keeping of His promises, and the dangers of appropriating what the Bible says about Israel and the law to be about Christians.
July 19, 2015
Today we continue our study in Deuteronomy with chapter 27, looking at Covenants, including the Land Covenant, declaring allegiance, blessings and curses and the importance of the whole word of God.
July 19, 2015
Today we continue our study in Deuteronomy 26. The chapter presents a fascinating ceremony that was to be performed at the offering of first fruits. The ceremony acknowledged that all the produce of the land came from God. It also was an expression of dependence and thankfulness for God’s goodness. We’ll talk about the Moedim or Apointed Times, First Fruits, the rapture of the church, and some life principles that are important to all Christians.
July 19, 2015
Today we continue our study in Deuteronomy with chapter 25, the flesh nature, and workers and wages.
July 19, 2015
Today we continue our study in Deuteronomy with chapter 23 with some uncomfortable topics. The temptation is to skip over those uncomfortable areas of scripture, but we at CCB are committed to verse by verse study and so we don’t skip anything. And that’s good, because we know that, “All scripture is profitable” (2 Timothy 3:16-17 ESV). So, to our benefit, we don’t avoid the uncomfortable, because it holds very practical spiritual lessons for us.