Day 71 of Heart Dive 365. I'm your Bible study friend Kenoy. Welcome to the Heart Dive podcast.

Well, today we continue in the book of Deuteronomy, where Moses continues his reflection of Israel's victories, but also gives them a reminder of a call to the obedience

that is necessary to God's law and his covenant. But before we get into it, we will be reading

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Otherwise, let's go ahead and pray and jump into the Word.

Heavenly Father, thank you so much for being with us today.

We just love you so much.

I just pray that we get a better understanding of your holiness today

and not just looking at one aspect of who you are,

but understanding the fullness of your nature. We don't ever want to minimize any part of that, Lord, because of our own misunderstandings. And so I just pray that you will open up our hearts today to be able to understand your word. I pray for more wisdom, more knowledge. I pray for revelation. I pray for our hearts to be softened. And I pray, Lord, that you will rebuke the enemy and any plans that he might have to try to distract us from today's reading. Forgive us, Lord, for our sins. I pray that you will please wipe our slate clean. Thank you for your blood, Jesus. Thank you for what you did, the great sacrifice that you made, for us to be able to have that salvation and to be able to live in freedom and live a life of abundance. While here on this earth, not just looking forward to heaven,

but while we're here, to be able to have that salvation and to be able to live in freedom and live a life of abundance

while here on this earth, not just looking forward to heaven, but while we're here, we can enjoy this life. And we want to be able to do that. And so I pray you will show us how, Lord, give us the peace, the joy, everything that we need to be able to live out a life of glory and to be able to reflect that to the rest of the world. I pray for a new passion, new zeal today, not only for your word, but for your presence. And I pray we'll have an encounter with you like never before. So we invite you here with us, Lord. Thank you so much for the promise that we're two or more gathered. There you are. So we believe that you are here with us today. I pray that

you will comfort every person today, meet every need, Lord, let them know that you are indeed with

them. And I just pray that we'll have a day of peace. Sometimes we just need a day of pure peace,

Lord, with no issues, no roadblocks, no anxieties or worries. So I pray that we'll focus and fix our eyes on you today

so that all of that can melt away. We love you so much in Jesus' name, amen. So we left off

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