We don't think of ourselves as thieves - but how are we handling the goods our employer and God are entrusting us? And what about the sin of omission, be it in taxes, tips, wages, love, forgiveness, tithes and debts?

Though most of us have never killed anyone, the sixth commandment applies to all of us; because killing and murder, the seeds of anger and hatred, are everywhere - even inside of us.

God wants us to stop working on the Sabbath, but that's not the whole story: he also wants us to start worshipping.

Even if we aren't abusing God's name to curse something or someone, we as Christians can still misuse his name in four different ways.

Environmentalism, sex, the body, power and possessions are five current idols that cheat us of a living God - but there is only room for one photo in our spiritual wallet.

Are we really worshipping the true and living God? To whom or what do our thoughts automatically turn when they are free to roam?

Are we pushing forward arrogantly with our own ideas on finance, relationships, health and grace while expecting that God is going to bail us out? And what is really the most important thing in our life?

"The Test of Now" is the test of being tempted to short-circuit God's best for what seems good or expedient for now. Why can't we as children of the king have it now? Because we have to learn to be a king first.

When we step out in faith and do something for God, very often the enemy is going to attack us. Why does this happen? And what can we learn from the disciples and how they dealt with those difficulties?

When we are coming together as a church, do we really want to see and encounter Jesus? Are we ready to hand him the things we believe to be our securities?