Welcome back to part two with Dr. Cammy Anderson, Deuteronomy 6 to 34.

Cammy, what you just talked about there, that was one of the main reasons I wanted to bring you on for this

portion was because so much of Deuteronomy seems to say, we're here to help. We're here to serve.

Did you see that in Deuteronomy?

Absolutely. When we think about these great efforts the church is made, it might also inspire us.

And I'm sure many of us have been part of those, but maybe it inspires us in our efforts going forward to look for other ways that we can

contribute to humanitarian efforts and make a difference.

And we don't have to go to other countries to make a difference.

We can do it in our own backyard.

There's so much need.

Let's go to chapter 10 in Deuteronomy, and we'll first read two verses there, which again goes back to what we were saying about remembering.

John, if you don't mind, could you read for us Deuteronomy 10, verses 17 through 19?

Duteronomy 10, 17, for the Lord your God is God of gods and Lord of Lords, a great God, a mighty,

and a terrible, which regardeth not persons, nor taketh reward. He doth execute the judgment of the fatherless and widow, and loveth the

stranger in giving him food and raiment. Love ye, therefore, the stranger, for ye were strangers

in the land of Egypt. Powerful verses.

Again, here's the theme of remembering.

I'm taking you to this promised land, but don't forget how you treat strangers because there was a time when you were a stranger.

Whatever circumstance you're in, if it's great, remember when your circumstances were not so great.

Really beautiful.

Kemi, this is with what you just said about what the church and what you yourself are doing to educate,

those who wouldn't have opportunities for education, this warms my heart. The Lord is watching out for

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