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May 17, 2026 Gordan 39:18 Israel's future in the covenant, Deuteronomy 30-34

Choose life, Deuteronomy 30:11-20

Moses sets the choice before the people, life or death, peace or destruction. Like Jesus 1500 years later, he urges them through the straight gate, upon the narrow path.

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May 10, 2026 Gordan Runyan 31:19 Israel's future in the covenant, Deuteronomy 30-34

Rock-bottom doesn't have to be a Dead-End, Deuteronomy 30:1-10

Moses invites Israel to realize that God's grace will be available to them even if they should fail. Even if their rebellion lands them in horrible circumstances, the way of repentance and restoration will be open to them. But will they be able to choose

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May 3, 2026 Gordan Runyan 35:08 Blessings and Curses of Deuteronomy

God wants a clean community of worshippers, Deuteronomy 29:10-29

Moses gathers the nation and then speaks to the individual's heart in this passage, warning against the bitterness of idolatry (Wormwood) and against thinking you'll be okay , even though your sin is cursed. God is after a clean, transformed community of

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Apr 27, 2026 Gordan Runyan 29:46 Blessings and Curses of Deuteronomy

Why we keep on telling the stories, Deut. 29:1-10

Moses begins to renew or reconfirm the covenant with the nation and reminds them of God's amazing works on their behalf. He does this a lot. A lot! Moses repeats himself a lot. But when he says that God has not given Israel eyes to see or ears to hear, th

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Mar 9, 2026 John Train 37:45 John Train sermons

Rival kingdoms destroyed (Matthew 13)

If you don't know what Postmillennialism is, this is an excellent place to start learning. A very fine explanation of our strong hope for the future and for the success of the Gospel.

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