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Deuteronomy echoes a passionate call to love God with all your heart and reminds us of the covenant that binds us to Him. It’s a renewal, a reflection on how to live faithfully in the land, urging us to remember and choose life when we are tempted to go the other way. Woven through these teachings is the recognition that we fall short, caught in cycles of brokenness. Something the Bible refers to as a curse. Jesus comes as the ultimate curse breaker, fulfilling the law and rewriting our story of failure into one of grace. Deuteronomy invites us to see that true life is found not in our best efforts, but in trusting the One who breaks every chain. It’s a story pointing beyond itself, toward the One who makes all things new.

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Illustration promoting a 7-day reading of Deuteronomy, featuring linked chains breaking apart.

  • Moses starts by reminding the Israelites of their long journey, how God led them, and the importance of remembering His faithfulness as they prepare to enter the promised land.

    Devotional thought:
    Looking back helps us see how much God has done. Remembering His goodness gives us strength and courage to keep trusting Him today.

    Conversation starter for your kiddos:
    Can you think of a time when God helped you or your family? How does remembering those moments make you feel?

  • Moses repeats the Ten Commandments and shares God's greatest desire: that we love Him with all our heart and love others. Following God's way isn’t just rules, but a way to love deeply.

    Devotional thought:
    Loving God and others is the good life. When we choose love, we reflect God’s own heart.

    Conversation starter for your kiddos:
    What’s one way you can show love to someone today? How does loving God help you love others?

  • Moses reminds the people to worship only the true God, follow His rules, and remember how He has been faithful through their history.

    Devotional thought:
    God’s past faithfulness gives us confidence that He will continue to care for us today.

    Conversation starter for your kiddos:
    Can you think of a time when God took care of you? How can remembering that help you now?

  • Instructions are given for leaders, justice, and how to live rightly—treating others fairly and respecting God's ways.

    Devotional thought:
    Living in ways that reflect God's goodness helps build a world of peace. Our choices matter to God.

    Conversation starter for your kiddos:
    What’s one kind or fair thing you can do today? How does helping others reflect God's love?

  • Moses speaks about the blessings of obeying God and warns about the hardships of turning away from Him. Trusting and obeying God leads to life and goodness.

    Devotional thought:
    We can always come back to God.

    Conversation starter for your kiddos:
    Have you ever made a mistake and then been forgiven? How did that feel?

  • Moses encourages Joshua, sings songs of praise, and then dies. He trusted God completely and was a hero of faith—bringing Israel to the edge of the promised land.

    Devotional thought:
    Trusting God will always seem hardest when you’re in the middle of it. People can serve as great reminders of God’s faithfulness.

    Conversation starter for your kiddos:
    What is one way you can trust God more today? How do you think He feels when we’re brave and faithful?

  • Moses’ final moments after seeing the Promised Land from Mount Nebo. Moses dies there peacefully, and God Himself buries him in an unknown place. .

    Devotional thought:
    Our stories, no matter how big or small, matter because God is with us.

    Conversation starter for your kiddos:
    Who has lived a life worth remembering? What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind?

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