The Law That Points to Christ

Description

In the shadow of Mount Nebo, Moses speaks to a new generation of Israelites, renewing a covenant forged in God’s redemptive love. Deuteronomy 5 presents the Ten Commandments as a sacred invitation, reflecting God’s character and His relentless pursuit of His people.

This study guide invites you to sit with these words, to trace how the law, rooted in divine grace, exposes our deep need for a mediator and ultimately directs our hearts to the One who fulfils all righteousness: Jesus Christ. Through careful engagement with Scripture, you’ll discover how the law is both a mirror, revealing our brokenness, and a pointer, guiding us toward the rest and freedom found only in the cross.

Designed for those who long to dig deeper into God’s Word, this guide walks you through an eight-stage journey that balances observation with theological reflection. Each session invites you to slow down, wrestle with the text, and let Scripture speak with its own weight and wisdom, space to sit with God’s truth, to confront the ways we’ve drifted from His covenant, and to be drawn again into the grace that only Christ can offer. As part of the Deuteronomy: A New Generation series, this study is both a return to the foundations of faith and a step forward into the fullness of God’s redemptive story, where law and love converge in the person of Jesus.