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by Monica J. Butler (Author)
Deuteronomy reveals Moses' pastoral heart. As Israel's leader, he prepares God's people to enter the Promised Land. With urgency and tenderness, he guides Israel into this new world of opportunity and calls them to:
Remember the ways they had seen God provide and prepare a way for them.
Remember the ways God had made them into a nation, a family, and a people to reflect His heart to one another and the world.
Remember how God gave them His Word, that they might know His character, stand firm in His promises, and proclaim His name to the nations.
Remember that God works to redeem, restore, and transform hearts so His people might follow His ways, do His will, and worship Him alone.
Ultimately, Moses challenges God's people to remember that God's greatest work is a work of heart.
Discover Deuteronomy's ancient wisdom and gain encouragement from the entire Canon of Scripture. Step into Deuteronomy and find your faith strengthened, your delight in the New Testament multiplied, and your heart responding to the charge to remember God's ways and find your life reflecting God's great work of heart.
