The second commandment and more specifically the Lawful approach to God. How are we to approach God lawfully and according to His word?

We're gonna cover three topics: 1. Idols in worship - How the literal use of idols in worship is forbidden. 2. The regulative principle - How we are to approach God is entirely by His ordination. He gets to decide how we come to Him in worship. 3. Covetousness - Which is the broad definition of idolatry

Today's episode is a study on Matthew 4:12–17 where we see Jesus begin His public ministry after John the Baptist is put in prison and Jesus begins preaching the gospel in Capernaum.

The Molech state, which is generally a divine kingship or in other words the king as god or the god as the king. Of course, this is not in favorable terms. The god in a Molek state is, in fact, a false God. And it's important we realize what God has to say about such a state of affairs.

Today, we're going to unpack a few principles from the preface of the Law where God reminds Israel of His grace in delivering them out of bondage.

We'll also see an aspect of Shema again found in Exodus 20, the giving of the ten commandments.

Jesus rebukes Satan for his request of worship in exchange for all the kingdoms of the world. We are reminded that we must only worship the one true God alone.

In today's episode, we'll talk about the Shema, the first commandment of God. I'll explain seven principles of the first commandment and why it is the greatest.

Today we are going to talk about why we have to rely upon God's protection and provision. We have to trust in Him to provide, even when it looks like we are in need. Also, we'll talk about the importance of knowing the Word of God, not only knowing the Word but understanding it. We have to let God's Word lead our lives, be a light to our path a lamp to our feet.

In this episode, we'll be talking about the validity of the Law of God. Why is it important? Well, the Law reflects the nature of God. Paul writes that the law is holy righteous of good. Most importantly, it's how we love Jesus. Jesus said if we love, keep His commandments.

Today's podcast episode is a sermon on Matthew 4:1–4 which is where Jesus is lead by the Holy Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. Jesus reminds us that man does not live on bread alone, but from every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.

In today's episode, we will be studying Matthew 3:13–17 and seeing the significance of the baptism of Jesus. 

Amazingly we will also see the manifestation of the Trinity, we see God the Son being baptized in obedience to the will of God the Father, who declares His pleasure in His only begotten Son.

And we see the God the Holy Spirit descending out of Heaven like a dove and resting upon Jesus, anointing Him for His public ministry.

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