The command seems straightforward and easy enough to comply with... "You shall not kill." But as he often does, Jesus opens up the layers that lie beneath those four words and reminds us that none of us is as innocent as we may have thought

Pastor Lindsey sheds light on a familiar passage, helping us see some of the deeper layers of what it means to honor our father and mother

Pastor Dave explores a dimension of the commandment to honor our father and mother that highlights the reciprocal nature of the command and its connection to God's grand design of the flourishing of His creation

In between the commandments having to do with vows to God and those that have to do with how we treat others is the command to remember the Sabbath. What is it about this particular practice that causes it to rank so high on the list?

The commandment to not “take the name of the Lord in vain” is often understood primarily in terms of swearing an oath or cursing. What if, in Hebrew thought, there was much more to the whole concept of what a name actually is?

Jordan Grammer joins us in our "living room" with thoughts on the story of Lot's wife, a woman who might impact how we deal with trauma and story. As you listen, hear the salt sing a different tune in a familiar story

The second commandment can feel dated because, for the most part, we don't live in a culture of idol worship. But, as is most often the case, there are layers within the command we'll miss if we don't look just below the surface

This first command along with it's counterpart sets the tone and framework for discovering how to live in the ongoing practice of experiencing and responding to God's great love

How you understand the context behind how the 10 Commandments are given has all to do with shaping your view of their truest intent

Learning from the Psalmist, we are invited to experience the God whose loving fingerprints are found all throughout creation. There is immeasurable beauty, goodness, and truth to be found all around us. The invitation for us is to see that creation is singing the praises of God all the time - we simply get to add our voices to the symphony