Truth Encounter: Deuteronomy

Leadership: The Next Generation - Part II (Deut 34)

Leadership: The Next Generation - Part I (Deut 34)

Thanks For Father's Blessing - Part II (Deut 33:6-29)

Thanks For Father's Blessing - Part I (Deut 33:6-29)

The Jewish Blessing - Part II (Deut 33:1-6)

The Jewish Blessing - Part I (Deut 33:1-6)

A Refuge For The Future (Deut 33)

The Unforgettable - Part III (Deut 31)

The Unforgettable - Part II (Deut 31)

The Unforgettable (Deut 31)

Leadership: The Next Generation (Deut 31)

Decision Time - Part II (Deut 30)

Decision Time - Part I (Deut 30)

Get The Message - Part II (Deut 29)`

Get The Message - Part I (Deut 29)

Consequences - Part II (Deut 28)

Consequences - Part I (Deut 28)

Sacred Stones Of Remembrance - Part II (Deut 27)

Sacred Stones Of Remembrance - Part I (Deut 27)

The Basket -Part II (Deut 26)

The Basket -Part I (Deut 26)

Truth And Justice For All - Part II (Deut 25)

Truth And Justice For All - Part I (Deut 25)

Honeymoon, Individual Responsibility (Part II)

Honeymoon, Individual Responsibility - Part I (Deuteronomy 24:5ff)

Divorce-The Heart Of The Matter -Part II (Deut 24:1-5)

Divorce-The Heart Of The Matter - Part I (Deut 24:1-5))

Getting Faith Into Monday Morning -Part II (Deut 23:15-25)

Getting Faith Into Monday Morning -Part I (Deut 23:15-25)

Included Or Excluded? (Deut. 22:13-30)

Purity And Protection - Part II (Deuteronomy 22:13-30)

Purity And Protection - Part I (Deuteronomy 22:1-13)

Who Is My Neighbor, Brother? Part II (Deuteronomy 22:1-13)

Who Is My Neighbor, Brother? - Part I (Deuteronomy 22:1-13)

Willingness To Mess With Messiness - Part 2 (Deuteronomy 21)

Willingness To Mess With Messiness - Part I (Deut. 21)

When life doesn’t add up, is it the end of life?

Before you get your scissors out and cut Deuteronomy 20 out of your Bible, why not listen and see if you can discover some of the reasons why God would command Joshua to exterminate the Canaanites.

Jesus stood before the tyrant Pilate, the Roman oppressor of Israel, and he said nothing. Why the silence?

If, as the Bible states, God is good and he is in control of history, how could there be all this violence?

The driver‘s breath couldn’t pass a breathalyzer. Do you have a right to attack this man who has just murdered your brother and injured your son? Where is God in this kind of chaos?

It is much more dangerous to walk on the streets of Dallas or New York than to take a stroll in Paris. How could it be that a culture that is supposed to be the most religious is so violent?