Living with integrity starts by looking at God. His unchanging Person, His commitment to His promises, and His transparency shine the light ahead of us when it comes to truthful living.

The last command is all about heart and desire. Every sinful action and problem finds it’s root in this command - where does our heart lie? It mirrors the first command and gives us hope that real -life, heart change is available in Jesus.

We are commanded not to covet the things we see in other peoples' lives. To crave for things that my neighbor has will distort my view of my neighbor, and speaks to a life that at a deep level, is unsatisfied and unfulfilled. Paul says there is...

When our private worlds are in chaos we start a process of cover up. The bible calls this “falsehood” and it has significant consequences on our relationships and our personal lives. God commands that we be true “witnesses” and be people of truth. How...

“Do not Steal” – Surprisingly, this command holds the key to understanding what it means to live in the present reality of God’s presence - living in complete freedom and security. To obey this command means to understand and truly live in the gospel.

Much like the commands against idolatry, this is a commandment that goes against the grain of modern society. Most can appreciate the wisdom in a command not to kill or to take a day of rest, but the command not to commit adultery seems to be...

This commandment, like most of the others, is phrased as a warning or directive from God Himself. Adultery distorts what God intended to be pure and wholesome, and the consequences are often painful, reaching into the lives of children and even our...