Comforts For The Church In Babylon (Psalm 9) // Graham Phillips by Hope City Church

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This command confronts our natural tendency to misuse our words—we often underestimate how deeply our speech can affect others. Take time this week to reflect on how you speak, remembering that God meets us in our weakness. Through Christ, His strength becomes our strength, allowing us to speak truthfully, graciously, and with love.

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Stealing can look different for each of us, because we all wrestle with different sins. It's not just taking someone's possessions - it can be rooted in jealousy, taking what isn't ours out of envy. Or even in less obvious ways, like showing favouritism or partiality. Choosing who we treat well based on our preferences rather than God's call to to love others equally.

Do you trust that God's provision is what's best? Why?

Craig Summers from City Church Birmingham preaches from Mark 14. What is Jesus really worth to us?

The 7th Commandment | Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery - Exodus 20:14 // Graham Phillips by Hope City Church

The 6th commandment teaches us that not all killing is done unjustly. We too are to value and protect life as Christ does.

Honouring our parents reflects the character of Christ, who honoured God (our heavenly father) as we are called to honour our parents. Regardless of how our parents treat us - God gives us the grace to care for and forgive them.

The 4th Commandment | The Sabbath - Exodus 20:8-11 // Vijay Kaul by Hope City Church

It's so easy to take the Lord's name in vain - often without even realising it. But we must remember that His name is to be used with reverence and worship, not in anger or frustration.