Exodus 20

From the series: Standalone Messages

Today we are examining why God first gave the Ten Commandments to the people of Israel and the meaning they still hold for us today.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Though the Word of God we have in the Bible, we can see that words can carry tremendous power. Our words can be used to uplift or tear down those around us.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Delves into the story of Jacob and Esau, illustrating how deceit and theft can damage trust and relationships. Discusses the broader implications of stealing, not just in terms of material possessions, but also in terms of dignity, life, and honor. It emphasizes that everything belongs to God, and stealing reflects a lack of trust in God's provision.

From the series: Standalone Messages

What does it mean to say, "Thou shalt not murder"? And is there more to that statement than taking of someone's life? We dive deep into this commandment.

From the series: Kingdom Come

We look at the purpose of the law in the Old Testament.

From the series: Greater

Discusses the biblical concept of Sabbath and its significance in the Christian life. It explores the idea of rest, not as a specific day of the week, but as a state of being in Christ. Emphasizes the rest and peace found in Jesus, transcending the traditional understanding of Sabbath as merely a day. It encourages embracing the rest offered through a relationship with Christ, applicable every day.

The ninth commandment is about more than not lying. A look at what it means to guard our neighbor's name and to tell the truth in full.