<p>In this final commandment of the first table of the Law, we have perhaps the most controversial of all Ten Commandments: the Sabbath Commandment. Why was God so intent on his people not working on the seventh day of the week, and what, if anything does it mean for us today? The answer is powerful.</p>

In this final commandment of the first table of the Law, we have perhaps the most controversial of all Ten Commandments: the Sabbath Commandment. Why was God so intent on his people not working on the seventh day of the week, and what, if anything does it mean for us today? The answer is powerful.

<p>In this final commandment of the first table of the Law, we have perhaps the most controversial of all Ten Commandments: the Sabbath Commandment.&nbsp;Why was God so intent on his people not working on the seventh day of the week, and what, if anything does it mean for us today?&nbsp;The answer is powerful.</p>

The Fourth Word

In the entire history of the world there have been only ten words written by the very finger of God. These “ten words,” as the Scriptures refer to them (or ten statements in reality) are the Ten Commandments. What is it that sets these ten statements apart, and are they as important for mankind today as they were when they were first given some 3,300 years ago? Join us for this 11-part series as we examine the Ten Commandments and find in them not only a timeless guide for living, but an answer to the most significant cultural challenges of our day.

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The Fourth Word

The Fourth Word