Deuteronomy 6
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Oct 29, 2026
Kevin CavanaughGUEST
The responsibility for discipling children remains solely with the parents.
Kevin CavanaughGUEST
And I take them through the Shema, Deuteronomy 6, which Orthodox Jews consider to be the most important teaching in the Old Testament.
Kevin CavanaughGUEST
And it's about parents.
Kevin CavanaughGUEST
It wasn't given to kings.
Kevin CavanaughGUEST
So the second session is I give a template for teaching biblical worldview.
Kevin CavanaughGUEST
Seven key words is all so as to not overwhelm.
Kevin CavanaughGUEST
seven very simple keywords that act as a template for them to actually anchor the Shema, Deuteronomy 6, conversations that happen when you get up, when you have breakfast, when you're driving to school, when you're out for a walk.
Kevin CavanaughGUEST
that are part of natural life, but you have these seven key words that will keep you anchored in developing this biblical worldview from very young until you're done.
Bob Vander PlaatsHOST
First of all, we go back to scripture again.
Bob Vander PlaatsHOST
Deuteronomy 6.
Bob Vander PlaatsHOST
Who does God give the responsibility for raising and nurturing and teaching a child? It's to the parents.
Bob Vander PlaatsHOST
And so teach them when they wake up in the morning.
Lindy SpearingHOST
But it does often come back to what happens in the home.
CadenHOST
Reminds me of that verse in Deuteronomy 6 and 7.
CadenHOST
And these words which I command you today shall be in your hearts.
CadenHOST
You shall teach them diligently to your children and shall talk with them when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down, and when you rise up.
Hayley BraunGUEST
And so as he was reading from Deuteronomy 8.18, I was looking and reading the context.
Hayley BraunGUEST
I went home later and I was reading kind of Deuteronomy 6 through 10 and just looking at the context of the promise of wealth and multiplication.
Hayley BraunGUEST
And there's a part that really stood out to me, the little by little, and we'll get there.
Hayley BraunGUEST
But I wanna start with this.
Stephen FlurryHOST
And God says, he commands.
Stephen FlurryHOST
You see it in Deuteronomy 6, Deuteronomy 11, Ephesians 6.
Stephen FlurryHOST
God commands parents to teach, to train, to punish, to love.
Stephen FlurryHOST
This is where we're going wrong.
Katie McCoyGUEST
Now, because of our very Western take on love, we tend to infuse that with, what do you want to say, niceness, being nice, not offending.
Katie McCoyGUEST
And so this is another thing where Deuteronomy helps us understand what are the apostles doing? talking about what did the apostles mean when they say we are to love God? What did Jesus mean when he said the command to love God? Well, that command occurs in Deuteronomy 6.
Faith WomackHOST
And
Katie McCoyGUEST
so we see what does loving God look like? It looks like following all of his commands.
Katie McCoyGUEST
And that is true.
Katie McCoyGUEST
You know, the New Testament is Galatians 5, 6, you know, the sword of God, which is the sword of the spirit, which is the word of God.
Katie McCoyGUEST
But why did Jesus quote exclusively from Deuteronomy 6 and 8? He could have quoted from the Psalms.
Katie McCoyGUEST
He could have quoted from Genesis.
Matthew HalstedHOST
This is an instance of that, I believe.
Matthew HalstedHOST
Malachi 2 verse 10 is drawing from Deuteronomy 6.
Matthew HalstedHOST
And this is that large worldview.
Matthew HalstedHOST
that we have to keep in mind here.
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Matthew HalstedHOST
Unfortunately, I'm just not gonna be able to get to everything, but I'll highlight the big stuff.
Matthew HalstedHOST
This is again, another illusion back to the Torah.
Matthew HalstedHOST
Okay, so previously we saw an allusion back to Deuteronomy 6.
Matthew HalstedHOST
Here there's an allusion back to the creation narrative.
Carmela WarrenGUEST
Doesn't ice begin to melt at 33 degrees? And it goes back up? These are things you can look at, just physical things, to understand spiritual things.
Carmela WarrenGUEST
Let's get Deuteronomy 6 and 4, and Zechariah 14 and 9.
Scott MillerGUEST
Deuteronomy 6 and 4.
Scott MillerGUEST
Hear, O Israel, Yahweh our Elohim is Yahweh a unity.
Carmela WarrenGUEST
A unity.
Becky BrownPANELIST
I was thinking about what kind of pie are we eating here? Yeah.
Henry CloudGUEST
You know, if you go back to Deuteronomy 6, where Moses was asked, you know, he said in the future, when you are asked that question about what's all this spiritual stuff about, all these laws and regulations, in other words, what's God's law about? And he said, tell them this.
Henry CloudGUEST
We were slaves in Egypt, and God brought us out with a mighty hand and signs and wonders.
Henry CloudGUEST
And he says, and then he gave us these ways which means his ways, right, the things, the prescriptions of that live.
Ryan ViscontiHOST
And that's the goal.
Ryan ViscontiHOST
In Deuteronomy 6, it says this.
Ryan ViscontiHOST
Listen, O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord alone.
Ryan ViscontiHOST
And you must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your strength.
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