Covetousness is to desire to take what belongs to others for oneself. Let us turn our hearts away from the world and its pleasures towards Jesus, in whom we find our fulfillment, that we may live in love for God and our neighbours.

Although it can be tempting to spin a story to try and make ourselves and our friends sound better and others sound worse, this destroys reputations and relationships. Instead, let's live in the truth, acknowledging our own shortcomings and testifying to Christ who's overcome them.

The command to not steal finds its fulfilment in loving God and our neighbours rather than loving things. Let's reject all forms of stealing and instead live lives that are centred on Christ, contribute to the wellbeing of others and are content in Him.

Today, we will be looking at the place of humanity in God's world, which shows us God's goodness, and His abundant grace in redeeming us.

Jesus came to seek and save the lost (Sinners) no matter how far away from him they might appear. Just as it was Jesus' mission to save his lost sheep - it is the Church’s mission to seek and find them as well.

We live in a hypersexualised world where self-fulfilment and authenticity are everything. But the truth is that life is found not in the pursuit of worldly pleasure, but in surrender to the Sovereign.

God powerfully protects His realm and He ends affliction by ending adversaries

Honouring our father and mother is downplayed in our world today, but critically important for our families to thrive. So what is it all about and what's the promise that goes along with it?

God gave His people Israel the Sabbath as a day of rest and in His grace there remains a Sabbath rest for the people of God. Let's embrace the rest we have in Jesus.

Names often tell us who we are, what we do and they can be linked to fame or respect. God's name tells us who He is, what He's done and the glory He's due. Let's look at the significance of God's name in Exodus and how honouring His name remains relevant today.