The law forbids anything which does or may unjustly hinder our own or our neighbor's wealth, or outward estate, and the unlawful use of material possessions. I. With regard to ourselves A. Hindrances 1. Prodigality [wastefulness]; lavish spending—Lk. 16:13 2. Imprudence [lack of wisdom] 3. Idleness and slothful neglect [Proverbs 24:30-34] B. Unlawful uses II. With regard to others A. Those in need 1. Stopping our against their cry—Prov. 21:13 2. Withholding relief—Deut. 15:7 B. All men with regard to injustice and unrighteousness 1. Defrauding a. In buying b. In selling c. in service d. One's estate—removing ancient landmarks 2. Stealing a. Money and other such things b. Honor and intangible possessions 3. Receiving stolen goods 4. Unfaithfulness 5. Cruelty Application A. Confess how you have broken this commandment B. Rejoice in Christ's fulfillment of this commandment

The law forbids anything which does or may unjustly hinder our own or our neighbor's wealth, or outward estate, and the unlawful use of material possessions. I. With regard to ourselves A. Hindrances 1. Prodigality [wastefulness]; lavish spending 2. Imprudence [lack of wisdom] 3. Idleness and slothful neglect [Proverbs 24:30-34] B. Unlawful uses 1. Covetousness 2. Unlawful contracts and business 3. Bribery in the sale of public justice or public action 4. Not enjoying God's good gifts Application A. Will you renounce and reject your materialistic bent? B. Will you stop being lazy? C. Will you do these things by means of faith and repentance?

Theme: Jesus affirms His calling of suffering and death. I. Sword-Wielding Simon Peter II. The Savior's Willing Surrender III. A Double Meaning Featured toward of the recording is a rendition of Psalm 75, using the words from The Book of Psalms with Music (1920) and sung to the tune "Southern Delight."

The law requires the lawful acquiring and furthering the wealth and outward estate of ourselves and others.

The law requires the lawful acquiring and furthering the wealth and outward estate of ourselves and others.

This is the concluding message on Transgenderism. Much of the first half of this sermon largely parallels what was found in Part 1.

1. The Indictment of Idolatry 2. Incoming Judgment 3. Indication of Hope

The Rev. Ken Montgomery, pastor of Christ OPC, Marietta, Ga., employs a redemptive-historical approach in dealing with Mark's account of Jesus walking on the water. The three main points are as follows; 1. The Approach He Makes; 2. The Peace He Brings; 3. The Faith He Summons.

This sermon addresses the two basic issues of transgenderism: that man was created male and female, and body and soul.