Six:Eight

This is the ninth sermon in our series Ten, on the Ten Commandments given by guest speaker, Steve Munz.

God doesn't want us to steal anything from anyone. Yet instead of viewing this command in the negative, let's see this commandment in the positive as God's desire for His people to work for the good of others.

God wants us to love one another, and we can’t love one another if we’re actively breaking trust in those relationships. God cares about your faithfulness. Infidelity horrifically impacts large circles of people.

Exodus 20:13...You shall not murder...simple straightforward statement. Don’t murder, don’t kill people, period - ‘full stop’ if you’re British. Au contraire mon frere, we’re adept in getting around a word, are we not!?! Whenever we want to get around something we just redefine things.

God cares about the family unit. Loving your neighbor includes honoring your parents.

God calls His people to observe the Sabbath. The Sabbath is a gift from God - the high point of the week.

The Third Commandment is about the importance of understanding a name and using it correctly. By doing so, we avoid a situation that, as followers of Jesus, we should never find ourselves in!

This week we look at the 2nd Commandment from Exodus 20 where God calls us to worship Him alone uncompromisingly, and not to involve ourselves with false idols which only bring destruction.

This ten-week series looks at the Ten Commandments God’s given to all who love Him. As we look each week at a different commandment, we see how there’s a corresponding passage in the New Testament; reminding us, God’s way of living for us is still valid & relevant today. The Ten Commandments have not changed, and they still remain in place for us today, to follow God well, and live our best life possible.

Ephesians 3:8

Although I am less than the least of all God’s people, this grace was given to me: to preach to the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ.