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Isn’t it funny how we celebrate Thanksgiving — thankful for everything we have — then go out the very next day to buy everything for ourselves and others that we wish we had? The Tenth Commandment is here to remind us to be content, because in Christ we have everything we need… and more.

The Blue Fairy tells Pinocchio, “A lie keeps growing and growing until it’s as plain as the nose on your face.” As God’s people, we should not tell lies, but be people of truth. That’s why God has given us the Ninth Commandment.

Robberies, heists, schemes. Those make for blockbuster movies. But they also make the God of the Universe angry. Stealing is offensive to Him, because stealing is ultimately stealing from Him. Learn how the Eighth Commandment points us to a better way.

Weddings are a big deal, because marriage is a big deal. It’s God’s design for marriage to be a permanent, exclusive bond between a man and woman for life. The Seventh Commandment is here to protect that among God’s people.

“Do not murder.” It is the shortest commandment, but one that cuts to the heart of many sins that humans leave unchecked in our world and in our hearts. Listen in to learn how the Sixth Commandment digs up the real things beneath the surface of murder.

If you want to be a doctor in real life, go to medical school. If you want to be a soldier in real life, go to basic training. If you want to be a monster in real life, break the Fifth Commandment. Learn what the Fifth Commandment means and how it’s God’s good instruction to help us grow in His ways by honoring our parents.

As a Christian, get ready to be the bad guy. Get ready to not just be disagreed-with, but labeled as “dangerous.” Get ready to be called not just “wrong” but “hateful.” How can we navigate being the bad guy in our current culture? By being the most Christlike “bad guy” we can be. Listen in for more.

We all need rest as humans. We’re not infinite, we can’t keep going and going. One of the best ways the infinite God cares for us as limited beings is by giving us the Fourth Commandment. Discover how to rest and worship the way God intended. // 1. What do you like to do to rest? What are you usually resting from when you get to rest? Why is it hard for us to rest sometimes? // 2. How does...

There are some things in life you just don’t joke about. If we learn to respect serious things that should always be taken seriously, how much more should we take seriously the name of God? That is why the Third Commandment exists. Tune in to lean into this good commandment from God to us.

Sometimes in life, we can do the right thing the wrong way. This is the mistake that the Second Commandment keeps us from committing: worshipping the right God the wrong way. Listen in to learn more.