When the people of Israel wanted to be like all the other nations and have a king, they were really rejecting God. The people’s king was disobedient to God. God desires our obedience more than sacrifices. Memory verse: 1 Samuel 15:22.

Matthew 10:1-42. Memory verse: Matthew 5:16.

Matthew 6:5-8. Memory verse: Galatians 2:20.

God had promised Abraham a new people and a new place. With the crossing of the Jordan and the destruction of Jericho, God moves His people into the place they have waited for. Memory verse: 1 John 2:25.

Matthew 9:18-26. Memory verse: Hebrews 10:22.

Luke 19:1-10. Memory verse: Galatians 2:20.

Matthew 9:9-13. Memory verse: Luke 19:10.

Even though Israel complained and sinned as Moses received the Ten Commandments, God desired to live among His people. He gave instructions for the tabernacle and when it was finished He moved in, in the form of a cloud. Many years later, God sent His Onl

Acts 8:26-40. Memory verse: Acts 2:38.

After the exodus, God continued to show Himself faithful by opening the Red Sea. Once in the wilderness, God made it evident that He wants to communicate with us. He gave us His Word, the Ten Commandments. But we see that the Law is simply a tutor, meant