Messages devoted to the eighth commandment - Do Not Steal are rare. This one is powerful, and you might be surprised how much it applies to all of us.

We continue our series on The Ten Commandments by studying the seventh commandment - Do Not Commit Adultery. We might think this is a straight forward commandment, but what did Jesus have to say about it?

We continue our series, The Ten Commandments, with the sixth commandment - Do Not Murder. It sounds like an easy commandment to follow, but the application might surprise you.

We continue our series with the fifth commandment, Honor Your Father and Mother. Parents, you may be surprised that this isn't just for the kids!

The fourth commandment, "keep the Sabbath holy", seems like an easy commandment, but in reality it is about much more than going to church on Sunday or Saturday.

The third commandment, "You Shall Not Use the Lord's Name in Vain" is not only about profanity. You will be challenged by this thought provoking message on our responsibility to revere the name of the God.

We continue our series, The Ten Commandments, by looking at the second commandment, "You shall have no other gods before Me." You might think, "I'm too smart to fall for that kind of trick. No golden calves for me!" But, I'm afraid we are often guilty of worshiping other types of idols.

The first commandment is, "You shall have no other gods before Me." The temptation is to say, "I've got this one down, I don't pray to evil spirits. I love Jesus." If that is your response, then you've missed the intent of this commandment.

looking at the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego we learn how Jesus helps us when we walk through the fire.

When Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego refused to worship Nebuchadnezzar, they knew they would be facing the fire. It wasn't a figure of speech, but an actual furnace in which they were to be burned alive. Christians must endure big problems in life, and from this story we can learn what we should remember when we are in the fire.