The Fifth Commandment states "Honor your father and mother." Pastor Roy Helu, Jr. examines this commandment, and encourages us on what this means in our lives--even when our parents are less than perfect.

Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches through the Fourth Commandment: "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy." What is the Sabbath day? Why should we observe it? What are the consequences if we don't?

Pastor Roy Helu, Jr. brings us to the third of the Ten Commandments: "You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain." Have you taken on the name of Jesus Christ? How do you represent Him to the world around you?

Glenn Lawson preaches through the second of the Ten Commandments, and explains how a faulty mental image of God can diminish our worship of Him and our freedom in Him. What do these faulty or counterfeit images look like? Where do they come from, how do they affect us, and, most importantly, how can you be set free from them?

Pastor Roy Helu, Jr. takes us into Exodus chapter 20, and preaches a deep dive on the first of the Ten Commandments: "You must not have any other god but Me." What does this mean in our lives today? Roy offers some practical wisdom to help us examine our lives and identify other "gods" that put distance between us and the one true God.

In chapter 19 of Exodus, the Israelites have come to Mount Sinai in preparation for receiving the Ten Commandments. What do the Ten Commandments mean to us today as Christians or as Americans? Pastor Glenn Lawson provides a spiritual, historical, and cultural overview to introduce us to God's law.

Pastor Glenn Lawson teaches through Exodus chapters 15 through 17, where the Israelites spend 40 years in the wilderness and grumble at God's provision over their lives. What happens to our relationship with God when we gossip and complain? What is the healthy way of dealing with those issues? And how can we learn to be content in our circumstances?

Pastor Roy Helu, Jr. preaches through Exodus chapters 13 and 14, where the Hebrews find themselves trapped and without hope. But then God arrives to deliver them from their enemies.

Pastor Roy Helu, Jr. preaches through the Passover in Exodus chapter 12. What similarities can you find between God's requirements for the Passover lamb, and Jesus?

Pastor Glenn Lawson examines the classic story of the plagues of Egypt in Exodus chapters 7 through 11, and shows how God used those plagues to shake Egypt's faith in its idols. We may not worship statues of wood or gold, but idolatry still exists today. How can you identify idols in your life? Is there anything in your life that is keeping you from enjoying a closer relationship with God?