Beggars at the Gate

We finish our series on the Ten Commandments looking at final command to not covet. What does it forbid? What does it require? How do we break it and how do we look to the gospel?

We come to the penultimate command of the 10 commandments in the prohibition against bearing false witness against your neighbor. We discuss how this is far more than just a command against not lying, but deals with our reputations and how we speak of one another. As always we look at where this comes from in the character of God and how the gospel applies to law-breakers like us.

We continue our series through the 10 Commandments as we talk about the 8th commandment against stealing. What does it mean to steal? Can we steal from ourselves? What does it look like to love our neighbor in regard to this command, and how does the gospel apply to us here? This and more in the episode.

We discuss the command to not commit adultery and why God commands us to pursue purity. This is a particularly sensitive topic full of guilt and shame but one the gospel addresses and gives great encouragement on. We handle it in a pastoral and family friendly manner but we do discuss the reality of our cultural context. You may want to keep younger ears from these topics until you're ready to discuss it with them.

Join our discussion of the sixth commandment, you shall not murder. We discuss the difference between killing and murder, the reason for the command, the way we all break it, and our hope in the gospel. 

We start in on the second table of the law as we discuss what it means to honor our father and mother, what that means for us as parents, and how this drives us to the gospel.

Should Christians observe the Sabbath today? Join us as we discuss the abiding relevance of the command, when it should be observed and how we observe it as Christians. 

What does it mean to not take the name of the Lord in vain? What is the name of the Lord and how ought we to use it? And how does the gospel apply to law-breakers like us?

Join us as we look at what the second commandment is, what it forbids, and what it commands. This is a commandment we don't often think about but has much to say about who God is and how we are to worship him.

We look at the first commandment in our series through the Ten Words or Ten Commandments. This command calls us to give worship and glory to the true God alone. What does it look like to obey this command while looking to Christ? How do we break this command? And how can we obey this together as the church? We answer these questions and more.