In this session, Dr. Sean Cole begins by giving some practical implications of the First Commandment and then transitions into the Second Commandment from Exodus 20. The First Commandment forbids worshipping a false god; the Second Commandment forbids worshipping the true God in a false manner.

You can watch the Facebook Live Video here: https://www.facebook.com/sean.cole.16144/videos/10212666419349917/

Exodus 20 starts with gospel before law. God

reminds us that He is the LORD--the self-existent God who has

entered into covenant with His people. The Lord has also delivered

us from spiritual bondage through the blood of Christ. With...

Exodus 20 starts with gospel before law. God

reminds us that He is the LORD--the self-existent God who has

entered into covenant with His people. The Lord has also delivered

us from spiritual bondage through the blood of Christ. With...

Exodus 20 starts with gospel before law. God reminds us that He is the LORD--the self-existent God who has entered into covenant with His people. The Lord has also delivered us from spiritual bondage through the blood of Christ. With God's identity and redemption as the preface to the Ten Commandments, Dr. Sean Cole explores the First Commandment to love, fear, and trust God above all so called false gods.

Proverbs 6:16-19 & Isaiah

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Proverbs 6:16-19 & Isaiah

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Proverbs 6:16-19 & Isaiah 59

In this introductory session, Pastor Sean teaches

on Exodus 19 as the context for understanding the Ten Commandments

in Exodus 20. He also explains the three types of law: 1) civil 2)

ceremonial, and 3) moral as well as the three uses of the law...

In this introductory session, Pastor Sean teaches

on Exodus 19 as the context for understanding the Ten Commandments

in Exodus 20. He also explains the three types of law: 1) civil 2)

ceremonial, and 3) moral as well as the three uses of the law...

In this introductory session, Pastor Sean teaches on Exodus 19 as the context for understanding the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20. He also explains the three types of law: 1) civil 2) ceremonial, and 3) moral as well as the three uses of the law: 1) general equity, 2) pedagogical use to show us our desperate sinfulness, and 3) as a rule for Christian living. He discusses that the motivation to obey is our love for Jesus. Not so that Jesus will love us back, but because He has ALREADY loved us in the gospel and given us the Holy Spirit to indwell and empower us to obey.