The book of Micah is an amazing part of the Bible. Although it is a minor prophet in comparison to others such as Isaiah or Jeremiah, it has much to teach us about God's character and our current situation. 

Join us on this journey through the book of Micah as we explore God's power and plans for his people during a time of national turmoil.

Do you ever feel like something isn't enough? 

Like your life is unsatisfying, and so you want more or something different? As Christians, we must check ourselves against the existence of coveting - that transient feeling of not having enough. 

Although it may have a mundane face in every day life such as wanting to buy the latest electronics, fashion trends, or even being envious of other's possessions - this wrong feeling goes much deeper than our superficial motives. 

It is essential for us as believers to recognize how envy impacts our souls and ultimately deters us from God's plan. In today's Bible study, let's explore how fully understanding the 10th Commandment can help us live with contented hearts free of covetousness. 

As human beings, we all strive to live up to our highest standards of integrity and honesty. This is especially true for those of us who identify as Christians, since truth-telling is so emphasized in the Bible. In particular, we are asked by God - in no uncertain terms - not to bear false witness against our neighbor (or anyone else for that matter). That's why the ninth commandment serves as such an important reminder that God wants us to be honest with ourselves and others at all times! To explore this topic in a bit more depth, let's take time now to delve into what bearing false witness means and the implications it has on our lives if broken.

Stealing is a serious sin that can have long-lasting, disastrous consequences.

But perhaps more importantly, it goes against the sacred laws of Christianity and all of its teachings as outlined in the Bible.

The 8th Commandment clearly states 'Thou shall not steal'; an instruction for us to live our lives honestly and with integrity.

However, it can be difficult to follow such guidance at times – especially when we are surrounded by temptation or pressure to do otherwise.

In this Bible study the Ladies of Grace aim to explore why living by the 8th Commandment is so important within Christian faith and how we can strive towards leading moral lives despite these pressures.

The 7th commandment, "Thou shall not commit adultery." While this commandment may be straightforward, why do so many do it? What lusts exist within some to commit adultery, and more importantly, what can be done about it?

​What does it mean to live by the 6th commandment, which reads simply "Thou shall not kill"? Admittedly, this is a difficult question to answer and even harder to practice consistently in our daily lives.

We may think we understand the gravity of this rule from an ethical standpoint, yet all too often fail at adhering to it or considering how its wisdom can inform decisions on a practical level.

Killing — whether physical or psychological — erodes respect and compassion for life itself; however living according to these simple words can cultivate an attitude of appreciation and reverence that has far-reaching positive implications.

In this post, let's explore what truly 'living' by the 6th commandment means while seeking inspiration from some beautiful examples along the way.

Honor thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee. How have you been treating your parents and elders? And especially, how have you been treating your parents - in the Lord?

What is the sabbath day, and how will we find rest on this day? To sum it up, keeping the Sabbath is the blessing of the Holy Ghost!

Mark 7:15 says, "There is nothing from without a man, that entering into him can defile him: but the things which come out of him, those are they that defile the man."

So the question is, what has been coming out of your mouth lately? Has it been cursings or has it words affirming God's love, holiness, and faithfulness? Join us in this Bible study as we talk about the 3rd commandment!