The Eleventh Commandment, Part 1 of 3 (The Ten Commandments)
August 24, 2020
Written by God on tablets of stone, the Ten Commandments defined proper behavior. Those who know and love God not only follow these ten laws, but on a higher plane, follow an eleventh commandment: to “Love one another, as I have loved you.” In this message we sum up our study of the Ten Commandments by learning how Jesus fulfills the Law in love.
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Whenever we look for satisfaction in possessions, we find that we never have enough. But God has promised to provide for all our needs. And His will for us is to be content. Only God can end our jealous attitudes and give us hearts of repentance. We must rely on God to meet our needs as He sees fit.
August 21, 2020
The sin nobody sees can light fires of lasting conflict. Covetousness, longing for what others have, is a recipe for ongoing discontent. And God’s will for us is to be content. The tenth commandment makes it clear: we are not to covet.
August 20, 2020
There’s something in all of us that wants what others have. But no matter how many possessions we acquire, we can’t take them with us after we die. And this should change our perspective today. The sin of coveting is what God addresses in the last of the Ten Commandments.
August 19, 2020
You can’t win in the race of life when you don’t tell the truth. God made it plain in commandment number nine: do not bear false witness. Whether it’s a “little white lie” or an elaborate deception, any falsehood breaks this commandment. In this message we find out why lying is so prevalent, and so destructive.
August 18, 2020
A holy life requires honesty—telling the truth. As we explore the ninth of the Ten Commandments, we’ll see why this sin is so prevalent, and so destructive. Imagine you’re in court. Will you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
August 17, 2020
Many people frequently exaggerate, brag, or slander. For some, telling a “white lie” is okay. But it’s not okay with God. If what comes out of our mouth is inconsistent with how we live, then we are liars. Lying violates the ninth commandment in the Bible, and God values integrity. Do you always tell the truth?
August 14, 2020
Theft is theft, whether large or small. It can be obvious theft, such as robbery; but it can also be hidden theft, such as tax fraud, stealing time, or even not paying back a loan. In this message on the eighth commandment, we consider how when we steal, we steal from God.
August 13, 2020
Whether we steal office supplies, or an employer’s time, stealing violates a prime directive from God. The eighth commandment tells us to respect the property rights of others. God takes note when we fail to do so. In this message we learn more about the eighth commandment.
August 12, 2020
Stealing is on the rise as people say, “what’s yours is mine.” It’s more than burglary. People steal from their employers with hardly a second thought. We forget that stealing of any kind violates one of the Ten Commandments.
August 11, 2020
It’s dangerous to get too close to a fire. And it’s also dangerous to get close to a possible sexual sin. That’s why the seventh commandment teaches us to avoid all forms of such sin. Obedience to God’s command results in a life free of entanglements that can stop us in our tracks.
August 10, 2020
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