Are you entering new territory in life? Are you going through a big change? Does the culture around you impact you? Or do you impact the culture around you? In today’s episode, Tanya discusses Deuteronomy 18, when Moses prepares Israel to enter the promised land.

Who is king or queen in your own life? Who governs your decisions? Do you long for power? Does power change people? Keith discusses all of this and more on today’s episode on Deuteronomy 17:14-20.

Is it true that only God can judge you? Are Christians too judgemental? When is it okay to judge others? What happens when you misjudge someone? In today’s episode, Patrick looks at God’s guidelines in Deuteronomy 17:8-13 about Israel’s court system.

Does it sometimes look like darkness is winning? Like the world might be too far gone? Where is God amid tragedy and injustice? In today’s episode, Jensen looks at Deuteronomy 16:1-17:7 and God’s kingdom for hope during times of darkness.

What is the purpose of your money? Are you using your money in a biblical way? What is your view of money and generosity? Tanya looks at Deuteronomy 15 to share the purpose and heart behind generosity.

When you see someone in need, what do you do? What if they don’t deserve your help? What holds you back from generosity? In today’s episode, Keith examines God’s heart toward generosity in Deuteronomy 14 and shares the importance of helping others.

How should Christians live in a culture that isn’t following Jesus? Should non-believers live the same way as believers? In today’s episode, Patrick looks at Deuteronomy 12:29-13:18 to discuss how Christians should tear down idols in their own life.

Is there a right way to worship God? Should you still make offerings and sacrifices to God? What’s the point of offerings? In today’s episode, Jensen looks at Deuteronomy 12:1-28 to discuss the importance of right worship of God.

What one thing holds you back from living the life God intends for you? According to Deuteronomy 11, idols do. Tanya shares how to identify the idols in your life and how to fight against them.

Everyone plays favorites. But does God play favorites? What do you have to offer him? How should you react to God’s love and favor? In today’s episode, Keith uses Deuteronomy 10 to discuss how you should respond to God’s grace.

Is what you have a result of hard work? Do you have more than others because you’re smarter than others? Did you earn your power, wealth or popularity? In today’s episode, Patrick discusses Deuteronomy 9 and shares a reminder of what you actually deserve.

What you pay attention to matters. In a distracted world, it can be hard to focus on God. What captures your attention? What distracts you from God? What do you fill your mind and time with? Jensen uses Deuteronomy 8 to share how to remember God.

What are your greatest obstacles? Is there anything holding you back from following Jesus? Do you feel like you reflect Jesus in your life? In today’s episode, Tanya describes Moses’s encouragement to Israel in Deuteronomy 7. Find out how you can battle distraction in your own life.

Who is responsible for sharing Jesus with your kids? Do you know how to share your faith with others? In today’s episode, Keith uses Deuteronomy 6 to explain the importance of understanding your faith and passing it on.

Does your everyday life as a Christian look different than someone’s who is not a Christian? Why should you obey God? If Chrsitians are saved by grace, do works matter at all? In today’s episode, Patrick uses Deuteronomy 4-5 to explain the importance of obedience to God.

Is your life all about you? Do you take time to remember your history? Why is history important? In today’s episode, Jensen explains the purpose of Deuteronomy 1-3 and God’s bigger story for your life.

What is your biggest regret? Do you know how to process regret? Or do you try to push it aside and distract yourself? Tanya shares the regret that Israel feels in Numbers 28-34 and reminds you of the truth of God’s character. Learn how to find peace on the other side of regret.

Will God do what he says he will? Can he be trusted? What does faith in God look like? Keith shares how three women in Numbers 27:1-11 had true faith in God. What does your faith look like?

The problems you face are often rooted in your past. Have you dealt with your past? What was your family like? How has your culture shaped you? In today’s episode, Patrick uses Numbers 26,27:12-23 to discuss how your past affects your present.

What’s distracting you from God? Do you have any little sins that keep coming back? Do you indulge in any unhealthy temptations or desires? In today’s episode, Jensen looks at Numbers 25 to share how seemingly small temptations can pull you away from God.

How do you deal with difficult circumstances? Do you feel like God has let you down? Are you disappointed with your life? In today's episode, Tanya uses Numbers 22-24 to discuss God's bigger plans for your life.

Are some sins better than other sins? Is complaining an "okay" sin? How comfortable are you with complaining? Do you know how to stop? In today's episode, Keith looks at Israel's complaints in Numbers 21:4-20 and discusses God's response to complaining. Listen to find out practical tips to stop complaining.

Keith, Patrick, Jensen, Tanya, and Anna Lynne come together as the TMBT team to discuss an issue facing churches, Christians and the entire country: tribalism. Has tribalism been hurting you? How can you be friends with someone who is different than you? Is there any hope for a divided world? Political tribalism is tearing apart the church. Only Jesus can put us back together.

Is war ever moral? Does God commit genocide in the Old Testament? How should you respond to holy war in the Bible? In today's episode, Patrick talks through Numbers 21:1-3, 21-35 to answer questions you may have about God's justice and war in the Bible.

What is God’s view of you? Are you good enough to go before God? Should you care about the role of high priests in the Old Testament? In today’s episode, Jensen uses Numbers 20:14-29 to discuss the importance of having a good high priest.