480 | Don’t be Enticed - Deuteronomy 13

Have you ever considered just how far the enemy will go to pull you away from God? Deuteronomy chapter 13 is a powerful warning—and a loving call to vigilance. It reminds us that our relationship with God is not only precious, it’s worth protecting.

From false prophets to familiar voices, anything that draws us away from God is a tool of the enemy. This chapter opens with a warning: deception can come from anywhere, even from those closest to us. But God's message is clear—don't listen. Don't follow. Cling to Him. Walk after Him. Fear Him. Obey His voice. Serve Him. Love Him with all your heart and soul.

God’s instructions to the Israelites may seem extreme, but they point to a truth we still need today: the devil is working hard to distract and destroy, but God is calling us to walk faithfully and fully with Him. Sometimes, that means removing things from our lives—even things that seem harmless or valuable—if they’re pulling our hearts away from Christ.

Join us for this episode of the Woman at the Well Ministries podcast as Erika Klose teaches from Deuteronomy chapter 13, focusing on verse 4:

“ Ye shall walk after the Lord your God, and fear him, and keep his commandments, and obey his voice, and ye shall serve him, and cleave unto him.”

Let’s talk about guarding our hearts, cleaning our spiritual house, and holding tightly to the One who loves us most. Because obedience isn’t just about saying no to sin—it’s about saying yes to a relationship with the living God.

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