In this podcast episode, we explore the three main instructions found in the Shema, which is a daily prayer recited by the Jewish people, based on Deuteronomy 6:4-9 (NLT). The first instruction is to write the word of God on our hearts and commit to loving the Lord with all our heart, soul, and strength. We discuss how our worship of God is based on affection rather than just respect for power or majesty.

The second instruction is to teach our children the law of God and to model what it means to follow the Lord with all our heart. We emphasize the importance of teaching our kids in a culture that is actively trying to destroy their innocence and rob them of their soul.

The third instruction is to make the law of God surround us and not culture. We discuss how the scriptures should possess our heart, be taught to our kids, and surround our life. We highlight the importance of choosing carefully between culture and biblical law, and how biblical law gives us freedom in Christ. We also explore the different places where the law should be present in our lives, such as in our commitments, family, home, and on our body and doorstep. Join us as we dive deeper into these instructions and what they mean for our lives as Christians.