Episode #53: Not Too Difficult Deuteronomy 30
In this episode, I discuss Deuteronomy 30 and something that we may, myself included, have taken for granted. The Old Testament is littered with profound parallels and wonderful truths to discover. When you have spent time in the New Testament of the Bible you will find that much of the New is rooted in the Old Testament. Passages come to life and take on fresh and grounded meaning from the Old Testament. Join me in this episode in asking a very important question, "Was this too difficult?" I pray this is a blessing.
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