Last Saturday Kathleen led a Bible Forum in Huonville, Tasmania, teaching on what we can learn today from the book of Deuteronomy in the Bible. This book expresses Moses' passionate last words of advice to his beloved people as they prepare to leave behind a life of wandering, with its dramatic signs of God's special provision, to a more settled existence of planting crops, building houses and establishing towns. This transition, like all transitions, had its challenges. But God went with them. They needed to take care to follow God's instructions and not to ignore Him. Otherwise, they would suffer severe and unnecessary difficulties. We looked at how and why the insights we gain from reading Deuteronomy are helpful, relevant and important for our lives today.
Go to the Huon Anglican Church's website for the recording of her talks and to access the PowerPoint presentation: http://www.huonanglican.org/recordings/
We welcomed 31 participants from various local churches: Presbyterian, Anglican, Baptist, Roman Catholic, Churches of Christ, Pentecostal and from various places as far afield as New Norfolk, Midway Point, Kingston, Bellerive and Sandy Bay.
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