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Guilty Without a Crime
Murder, theft and lying all leave evidence. But how do you prove someone wanted what wasn’t theirs? Coveting isn’t a crime anywhere on earth, yet God put it in the Ten Commandments. This Sunday we close our series with the commandment that goes past our actions and into...
Nothing but the Truth
Words are powerful. A single sentence can protect someone’s name, or ruin it. Long before anyone had to swear to tell the truth, God gave his people a commandment: You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour. This commandment is about guarding the people around us with one...
I’m Not a Thief… Am I?
Most of us hear “Don’t steal” and think, That’s not me. I’m not a thief. But this ancient rule, one of the Ten Commandments, turns out to be about much more than shoplifters and burglars. It touches our jobs, our shopping, our money, and the gap between...
Guarding What God Joined
Marriage is serious. Marriage is sacred. It was God’s idea from the very beginning, and He cares about it so deeply that he built a plan to protect it right into the Ten Commandments. Join us as we discover why God treasures marriage, what quietly threatens it, how to...
Life Is Never Cheap
It’s one of the shortest commandments in the Bible, just four words. Most of us would assume we’ve kept it. But what if this command reaches much deeper than we think? This Sunday, we’ll explore why God treats every human life as precious, from the womb to...
The Weight of Honour
This Thanksgiving weekend, families will gather around tables across the country. For some of us, that means laughter, familiar stories, and the feeling of being home. For others, it means an empty chair, old wounds, or a conversation we've been dreading for weeks. Family is a gift, but...