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Pastor Kevin with Pathway hosts BibleWay | Bible in a Year Devotional Bible Study, a religion show with 61 episodes published.
Vol. 1 is done. Genesis through Deuteronomy — 59 sessions, five books, the entire foundation of the biblical story. Creation. The fall. Abraham. Egypt. Sinai. The wilderness. Moses standing on Mount Nebo, looking at a la
The last man of the first generation is about to die: Moses. As a prophet, he sees the future, and it's grim. This new generation will rebel just like their parents. Yet his final words aren't despair. He commissions Jos
There's no confusion with God. It's right or left. Blessing or cursing. Life or death. Six tribes stand on the mountain of blessing; six on the mountain of cursing. The choice is put before them. Blessing is tied to trus
This generation has known spectacle: plagues, the Red Sea, manna from heaven. It would be easy to think that's what life with God looks like. It's not. Life is ordinary. Laundry, children at dinner, a cold commute. If th
Your parents say "I love you" and drop you at college. But they forgot to register your room, fill out financial aid, or arrange your meal plan. Love was spoken. Life wasn't protected. God's love is different. Kings must
Sometimes you just need a picture of what you're trying to achieve. Deuteronomy 12–16 gives one: Worship God. Enjoy His best. Set His people free. Destroy the pagan worship centers. Don't worship "in that way." Their ser
Children engage in magical thinking. The egg just exists. This leads to entitlement: the egg exists for me. Then self-righteousness: the egg exists because I'm special. Israel is about to enter prosperity, and Moses warn
We think of love as something we create. But in Scripture, love doesn't start with us. We don't see light itself. We see light reflected off a wall. The wall doesn't produce the light; it reflects it. Same with love. We
Moses has one final sermon: the book of Deuteronomy. "Repeated Law for a New Generation." He retells the entire story from Sinai to the present, not because it's new information, but because a new generation needs their
The land is within reach. But Moses isn't focused on military strategy. He's focused on whether Israel can live together after they win. When Reuben and Gad want to settle east of the Jordan, Moses erupts. It sounds like
In Numbers 28–31, a new generation stands at the edge of the Promised Land — trained, motivated, and about to discover that winning a battle doesn't make you holy. Before God sends them to fight, He calls them to worship
You're woken early by someone shouting, "Census! For the army!" Your parents are gone. They died in the wilderness. This is a new generation. God takes a second census, not just for military readiness but for inheritance
Balak pays Balaam to curse Israel, but every time Balaam opens his mouth, blessing comes out instead. Four oracles, each more powerful than the last. God's blessing on His people cannot be purchased or reversed by any ex
Numbers jumps nearly 38 years. The first generation is gone. When a Canaanite king attacks, this new generation makes a choice their parents never could: they turn to God first. When serpents strike, they repent before M
You've led your team for years. The complaints never stop. But today, after the hundredth complaint, you snap. Moses strikes the rock in anger instead of speaking to it as God commanded. One moment of frustration costs h
Korah hauled tabernacle furniture for months while Aaron wore priestly robes and spoke for God. He looked at Aaron and thought: Why him and not me? It's the question behind so much discontent. Korah challenges Moses and
Israel's grumbling reveals something deeper than bad attitudes: they're afraid. Four hundred years of slavery taught them to fear leaders, expect betrayal, and protect themselves with cynicism. They've been freed from Eg
After all the preparation, Israel finally starts the journey to the Promised Land. And immediately, everything falls apart. They complain about the food. They miss Egypt, the slavery they begged God to end. Desire eclips
There comes a point when you need God not for crisis management but because you've tasted real communion with Him. You want to separate yourself from what pulls you away in order to be closer. The Nazirite vow gives stru
Some believe grunt work is beneath them. But for God, every job is sacred. Two clans from the Levite tribe haul tabernacle furniture through the wilderness: poles, curtains, the lampstand. It's backbreaking, unglamorous
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