Sermons

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:16 The commandments go directly to the most fundamental aspect of human existence and it turns out that the words we say and think are powerful indicators of both the nature of our …

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:15 It’s amazing how attached we get to our “stuff.” So powerful is this influence that our sin leads us to take things that have not been entrusted with us to steward. How …

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:14 Sex is like fire. When used properly, it can warm and fascinate you. But when it is misused and abused, it can burn and scar you. What are the ways in which …

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:14 We live in a time of greater confusion about sex and gender than ever in our nation's history. Slicing through the fog, however, is God's simple: No Adultery. What seems hopelessly quaint …

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:13 The image of God present within the constitution of every single person, places a great burden on every OTHER person not only to avoid damaging that image, but also to do everything …

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:12 There are few things more complicated in people’s lives than the relationships with our family. God’s design is for legitimate lines of authority to be “honored” by all, while realizing that HE …

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:8-11 For most of us, the rhythm of life is a chaotic and frenetic mess, scrambling around trying to stay ‘productive’ and have your ‘head above water.’ In this chaos, the 4th Commandment …

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:7 The 10 Commandments forbid us to "take God's name" in a worthless manner. His "name" is the summation of his character, his reputation. But how do we guard the reputation of the …

Scripture Reference: Exodus 20:4-6 God takes our relationship with him seriously. But in order for it to be a real relationship we must honor who he REALLY is and not what we would like for him …