Following Jesus is hard. How can we be like Him in His words, works, and ways? It starts with being a loser, and learning how to say “no.” Listen to this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Matthew 16:21-28 to find out more.

In Romans 6, St. Paul says we are dead to sin, but through baptism, we are raised to a new life, one where we’re transformed and brought together to serve one another. You can learn more in this week’s sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

The final two commandments have to do with coveting, when we want something we can’t have. But coveting itself is also intimately tied to what we worship and what kind of witness we give for our God. How can we make sure we’re aligned with what God wants for us? Listen to this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke to find out more.

What is truth? And is it really a problem to tell the truth about someone even if it's not the best for their reputation? In this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke, we explore what the eighth commandment has to do with the things we say in our everyday lives.

The sixth commandment tells us not to commit adultery, but the reason for that is that God wants a much better, more joyous life for each of us, whether single or married. How can we enjoy life more? Listen to this sermon from DCE Intern Jake Herold to find out.

God has given all people the right to live, but even more than that, God is merciful to people with all kinds of problems, people like us. How can we receive the blessings of His mercy, and share them with others? Find out in this sermon on the Fifth Commandment from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

The Fourth Commandment, about honoring our parents, has implications that reverberate throughout all of society. But just because someone is in a position of authority, it doesn’t mean that we need to obey without question. How do we tell the difference between who to obey and who not to? Listen to this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke to find out what the Bible says about those to whom we owe obedience, and those to whom we don’t.

Peter and Paul seem to be representing very different interests in their ministry, with Peter’s ministry among the Jews and Paul’s ministry to the Gentiles. But at the heart of each’s work, God’s Word reigns supreme. How does that look for us, in our lives? Listen to this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke on the 3rd Commandment to find out!

The Second Commandment is important to Christians not just for what it tells us not to do, but even more importantly for how it shows us how God’s name and our right to call on Him in prayer is a tremendous gift. Find out more in this sermon from DCE intern Jake Herold about what it means when we say “You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.”

God's first commandment for us is clear: we are to have no other gods before Him. But what does this mean for our lives? And why do we put God on the throne of our hearts? Find out in this sermon from DCE Intern Jake Herold.