Scholars often call Deuteronomy the “Romans of the Old Testament” because of its foundational teachings on ethics, law, and grace. In this class, we will first explore how New Testament authors understood Deuteronomy—and the law as a whole—under the New Covenant. Then, we will turn our attention to understanding how Deuteronomy can help shape our worldview by studying the historical context, literary design, and wisdom of the book.
Today we finally dive into the text of Deuteronomy. James discusses the historical section which describes the relationship between God and Israel up to this point
This class was recorded on Aug 19, 2026.
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Prayer is more than a spiritual discipline—it is the lifeline of every believer and the heartbeat of a healthy church. In this class, we...
This class was recorded on Mar 25, 2026. madisonchurch.org Find us on Facebook. Find us on Instagram. Find us on YouTube.
Robert Bobo and David Dycus dive into the Gospel of Matthew. Matthew has been described as the most important book of the Christian faith....
