Check out these complementary commentaries to our study in Deuteronomy.
Deuteronomy (Understanding the Bible Commentary Series) by Christopher J. H. Wright
This commentary provides theological insights and practical application for general readers and pastors, requiring only a basic knowledge of Scripture.
Living as the Community of God: Moses Speaks to the Church in Deuteronomy by Phillip G. Camp
This commentary blends exposition and application in an approachable way, best suited for lay readers and leaders with minimal to moderate biblical background.
Deuteronomy (The NIV Application Commentary) by Daniel I. Block
This commentary is designed for pastors and serious students, requiring moderate to strong biblical knowledge to fully appreciate its depth.
Deuteronomy: An Exegetical and Theological Exposition of Holy Scripture (Volume 4) (The New American Commentary) by Eugene H. Merrill
This commentary engages with Hebrew text and scholarly debate, making it most useful for seminary-trained readers, pastors, and advanced students with significant biblical and theological background.
After weekend services, we'll link a group discussion guide below.
The topic of genocide is one that brings up a lot of questions as we study the book of Deuteronomy together.
Watch a portion of the sermon from Sept. 21, 2025 about this topic.
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