Far more than just forbidding us from taking from our neighbor that which doesn't belong to us, the 8th commandment also points us to the nature of God as a giving God, where in Christ, our sinful tendency to 'take' is transformed into a loving disposition to 'give', even if it cost us everything.

The 7th commandment forbids all sexual activity outside of the marriage covenant, but it reaches even further than that and touches on fundamental issues of sin and desire, the nature and character of God, as well as faithfulness and love toward others. How then does the gospel intersect with this commandment-

Introduction to a new series on the nature of humanity in relation to origins and the constitution of mankind, and how these relate to questions of morality and ethics.

The 6th commandment not only calls us to spare our neighbor our worst, but to actively give our neighbor our best.

The 5th commandment stands at the top of the second table of the Law because it is foundational to the order of society. And yet, in relation to Christ, we also see that it is foundational to our salvation as well.

Does baptism work automatically- Is it a bare symbol pointing to spiritual realities, or does it actually accomplish something- Here we consider the question of how baptism serves as a means of grace to effectually work salvation in us.

Does the 4th commandment still apply to the church today- Are Christians called to old covenant Sabbath obedience- Did Christ fulfill it so that nothing of us is commanded- Is it simply calling us to rest in Jesus Christ for our salvation- By looking at this commandment through the lens of creation, redemption, and the Person of Jesus Christ, we can find helpful answers to these questions and see how relevant this commandment is to the church today.

What is so important about the name of the Lord- What does it mean to 'take it in vain'- And how does this apply to Christians in the New Covenant, in light of Jesus Christ, the Name above all Names-

While the first commandment concerns whom we worship, the second commandment concerns how we worship. Here, what is God commanding and forbidding- How do we tend to break this commandment --even if we're not prone to idol worship- What does Jesus Christ and our redemption have to do with this commandment-