Too often, the daily grind of job and responsibility obliterates our connection with God on the day we're meant to rest and connect with Him.

Scripture: Exodus 20:8-11

Purpose

Principle

Practice

Scripture: Exodus 20:7

God's name represents all He is.

God's name is powerful and is to be both feared and revered.

Three ways we take God's name in vain:ProfanityFlippantlyHypocrisy

Profanity

Flippantly

Hypocrisy

HIs name is Victory.

John 14:7-14

Prayer that Works:

... is prayer that is the result of the ascension.

... is prayer that relies on the authority of Jesus

... is prayer that releases the ability of Jesus.

Series: The Ten(der) Commandments

Title: Worship God the Right Way

Scripture: Exodus 20:4-6

A right concept of God

Consequences of wrong worship

Result of right worship

The Ten(der) Commandments series continues. Dr. Marr Speaks on Senior Recognition Sunday from Exodus 20:1-2

The Ten(der) Commandments series continues. Dr. Marr Speaks on Senior Recognition Sunday from Exodus 20:1-2

Speaker: Dr. Carroll Marr

Series: The Ten(der) Commandments

Title: Honor Your Father and Mother

Scripture: Exodus 20:12

Obey them while you're young.

Care for them when they're old.

Honor them at all times.

Exodus 19 and 20

These "Simple Rules for a Great Life" enhance our relationships:

Our Relationship with God: Prioritizing our connection with the divine fosters a sense of purpose and peace.

Our Relationship with Others: By examining the commandments, and discover how they guide us in building respectful and compassionate relationships.

Our Relationship with Ourselves: How these principles can lead to greater self-respect, healthy boundaries, and a life of integrity.

Dr. Elliott Higgins continues the ReFocus series. "I AM the Good Shepherd Scripture", John 10:11-18. 3 Points: 1. God Sacrificed For You, 2 God Knows Your Need, 3. God Has Full Authority

Dr. Marr shares some thoughts from Titus 2:1-15about walking in step with God.