What does it cost to follow God and what is the benefit? Join us as we look to Deuteronomy 13-15 in today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

Are the commands of God’s word burdensome to you? And if so, how can you come to delight in them? Find our more from Deuteronomy 10-12 in today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

Ever wondered who influenced the preaching of Jesus Christ? If you knew, wouldn’t you want to listen to them too? Join us for today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes as we look to Deuteronomy 6-9 and find five truths to remember.

What is the main exhortation of Moses as he begins his final sermon to Israel? Join us for today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes as we turn to Deuteronomy 4 and hear one of the greatest sermons ever preached.

After a week off for illness, we return to today’s reading notes for Deuteronomy 2-3 and learn about trusting God for the future in light of his faithfulness in the past.

Do you trust your own heart? How you answer that question reveals much about your knowledge of God, his word, and his will. Learn more from Numbers 14-15 on today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

Is it really so bad to complain? What about complaining at church? Learn more from Numbers 11-13 on today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

Nobody likes warnings. But we ignore the warnings of Numbers 8-10 at our own peril. Learn more from today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

Nazirite vows and offerings of dedication. Why did the first generation of the Exodus fall in the wilderness? Find out more from Numbers 6-7 in today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

How does a fidelity test for a jealous husband and Valentine’s Day go together? Join us as we look at Numbers 4 and 5 on today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

The numbers don’t lie as we begin our reading of the book of Numbers today. The question is, will you stand or will you fall. Find out more from today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

”It could be the best of times or the worst of times. It all depended on their obedience”. Find out more from Leviticus 26 on today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

”We covered one important interpretive principle earlier this week: what abiding moral truth do these laws reflect? We find another today–repetition.” Find out more on interpreting Leviticus in today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

”Holiness is not a popular word today. You won’t hear it in most churches. Most pulpits won’t preach it. Not many authors write about it. Few pastors will call Christians to it. Yet as we have seen in the last week, in both Old and New Testaments, holiness is very important to God.” Learn more in today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

What does it mean to be holy? In our reading today we find three ways that God’s people must conform to Him in holiness. Find out more in today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

Today we come to the Day of Atonement, the great divide separating the book of Leviticus. Find out more on today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

Today’s reading also seems hard to make sense of at first. What are we to make of the cleanliness codes of Leviticus 13 and 14? Is this just about hygiene? Are these some sort of ancient building code? Learn more on today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

The truth of God’s word can bring the aroma of life or the aroma of death (2 Cor 2:14–17). The sobering reality is that whoever ignores, rejects, or adds to Gods’ Word will face the reproof or judgment of God. Find out more on today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.

February 3, 2024: Leviticus 7-9, Psalm 30, Proverbs 30

”Many people today seek to deny, downplay, or escape guilt. But the truth is guilt is real and there is only one way to truly find relief from its tortuous grasp”. Find out more from today’s Daily Bible Reading Notes.