God Gives Laws For Your Consideration

God Gives Laws For Your Consideration

From Vineyard Manhattan Podcast by Vineyard Manhattan

May 24, 2026

About this episode

This episode explores how honest reflection on the past and consideration of Jesus can help break cycles of self-deception and pain.

Do you find yourself making the same mistakes year after year? We often try to run from the pain of our past by blaming others or avoiding hard truths. However, doing so keeps us stuck in a cycle of self-deception and pain. In this message from Deuteronomy 11, we explore what it means to live a truly "considerate" life. Discover how honest reflection on your past—and deep consideration of what Jesus has done for you—can break the cycle of stubbornness and soften your heart toward God, yourself, and others. ⛪ Looking for a church in New York City? Come visit Vineyard Manhattan on Sundays 10AM! Join our community for worship service, biblical teaching, bagels, coffee, & children’s ministry for kids. We welcome all in the name of Christ’s love. 🤝 Connect with us: https://vineyardmanhattan.churchcenter.com/people/forms/908250 📖 Learn more: https://www.vineyardmanhattan.org Quotations, allusions, and references to materials protected by copyright in this sermon are understood to be permissible uses under the principles of fair use in U.S. copyright law. Full copyright statement linked on our YouTube channel homepage. #vineyardmanhattan #church #nyc #sermon #christian #bible…

People in this episode

Host: Vineyard Manhattan

Topics covered

  • self-reflection
  • forgiveness
  • spiritual growth
  • Christian teachings
  • overcoming past mistakes

Keywords

  • self-deception
  • considerate life
  • Christianity
  • forgiveness
  • spirituality
  • Vineyard Manhattan
  • Deuteronomy

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Vineyard Manhattan

Books & works: Deuteronomy 11

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