Living in the 10, Series
Living in the 10, Part 1, Introduction to the 10 Commandments
What are the Ten Commandments? Why are they so important for not just Jesus-followers, but the whole of humanity? Dr. Jay, the Truth Barista, and Amazing Larry begin a new series on “Living in the 10 – Living life God’s way.”
Living in the 10, Part 2, The First Commandment
Dr. Jay and Amazing Larry begin their foray into the 10 Commandments with the foundational Command … acknowledging that God exists. Therefore, obedience is Job Number One.
Living in the 10, Part 3, The Second Commandment
“There Is An ‘I’ in idolatry.” We think that idolatry is something only pagan cultures practice. But idolatry has permeated human cultures since creation, and many people, including Christians, struggle with it. Why? Because idolatry springs from our focus on self.
Living in the 10, Part 4, The Third Commandment
“Misusing God’s Name.” How do we misuse God’s name? Many believe it has to do with swearing. But at its core, when we claim to be His people, but fail to live His ways, accidentally or deliberately, we misrepresent Him to the world. This Commandment goes far beyond a simple cuss word.
Living in the 10, Part 5, The Fourth Commandment
“God’s Perfect Rest – The Sabbath.” What does it mean to remember (Exodus 20:8) and observe (Deuteronomy 5:12) the Sabbath? It’s more than a day off from work. It’s a day to remember your Creator and God’s word reveals what it means to rest.
Living in the 10, Part 6, The Fifth Commandment
The 5th Commandment is “Honor your father and your mother.” Dr. Jay and Amazing Larry unpack this command that is so crucial for a healthy society. But what if your parents aren’t worthy of honor because of their behavior or faulty parenting? What are the child’s responsibilities toward their parents? Why does this command affect society?
Living in the 10, Part 7, The Sixth Commandment
The 6th Commandment is “You shall not murder.” Sounds reasonable and easy, right? Wrong. Jesus taught this command at a heart level, which makes it much more difficult. Dr. Jay and Amazing Larry discuss the wide-reaching implications of this often-misunderstood command. Could YOU be convicted of murder?
Living in the 10, Part 8, The Seventh Commandment
Sadly, stealing is all too common in our society. Whether it’s as egregious as the outrageous millions stolen on governmental levels, or as small as taking office supplies without permission. The 8th Commandment, “You shall not steal,” is about not taking something that doesn’t belong to you, and it involves a lot more than you think.