Wrapping up our "Ten" series, Student Ministry Director Andrew Archer leads us through the Tenth Commandment, teaching that our hearts are restless until they find rest in Christ.

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Lies trip us up. Many of us have told lies in the past and were terrified they would be exposed one day. As part of our "Ten" series, Pastor Tim unpacks the Ninth Commandment with the reminder that the truth really does set us free.

Stealing is one of these things we like to adjust in our own eyes how severe the sin is because of the value of what we are stealing or who we are stealing from. We might think lightly of a kid stealing a candy bar because of how small the item is. We might not think much of lying on our taxes because "the government takes enough of our money." However, I encourage you to take this commandment, along with everything else in God's Word, with weight and sincerity, because God is God, and we are not.

When it comes to honesty, the little choices we make matter. Little things can actually be a big deal; little compromises reveal what we are really like. In this talk, Pastor Tim discusses the Eighth Commandment—do not steal—and reveals why integrity matters.

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We live in a world where doing what feels right rather than doing what is right is applauded. This commandment deals with morality. Those principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior. Let us call adultery what it is… It is sin.

Pastor Tim challenges us not to play with fire by engaging in lust and adultery, emphasizing the importance of the Seventh Commandment.

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The loss of my cousin has taught me the importance of compassion and forgiveness. I have learned to extend grace to others, recognizing that life is too short and fragile. Each day is a true gift and pushes me to cherish my relationships more and more. Our lives have a purpose so much greater than we know, and even amidst pain and loss, we can rest on that promise.

Have you ever struggled to communicate with someone who has a different perspective than you do? Pastor Tim wraps up our "Truth Is" series by sharing five guiding principles to help us speak the truth with love.

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Andrew asked a pointed question toward the end of his talk. "Am I living a life worth honoring?" As a parent, I have tried to emulate for my children what my parents did for me—care, nurture, protect, teach, discipline, and love. Now that my kids are adults, how would they answer that?

Student Ministry Director Andrew Archer joins us for another week of "Ten," discussing the Fifth Commandment and what it means to honor our fathers and mothers.

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