What is it that you have your eyes set on and that you want more than anything else? Could it be something that belongs to your neighbor? Let's look together at what it means to not covet anything that belongs to your neighbor.

"The ninth commandment.  We tackle the complexities of lying and find encouragement in Christ to be honest."

Today we look at the eighth commandment-You Shall Not steal. We will be opening Gods Word to show how we do steal secretly, forcefully and neglectfully.

The seventh commandment-You Shall Not Commit Adultery. We will be opening Gods Word to John 8 and reading together the story of the woman caught in adultery. Jesus himself will challenge all of us to become less judgmental and more compassionate to anyone who has committed a sin.

We are looking at the sixth commandment-You Shall Not Murder. Maybe you think that this is the one commandment that you will not be found guilty of disobeying. Really? We are reminded that we are all guilty of murder in Gods eyes and in need of repentance.

This week we are looking at the fifth commandment. This commandment calls us to honor our father and our mother. We will be challenged on how to show honor and respect to our parents in 6 practical ways.

This Sunday we will be hearing a message on the fourth commandment. Is remembering to keep the sabbath day holy still a commandment that we are called to obey? If so, then why are we worshipping on Sunday? Join us this Sunday as we discern from God’s Word this matter of Sabbath keeping for Christians today

Today's message is on the third commandment. This commandment will teach us that not only is God holy but also that His name is holy and that we need to be careful how we use His name when we speak. 

We continue our sermon series on Holiness: “Be Holy For I Am Holy-The Ten Commandments.” Today we look at the second commandment. We will be turning to Exodus 32 and will be challenged together regarding what we can learn from the character of God, Moses, and the people of Israel when it comes to Idolatry. 

"We are looking at the first commandment. Some say that this commandment is the most important of all the commands. It has to do with idolatry and how we have a tendency to put other things and or people before God."