"Holiness" is a word that often gets cloistered off into the realm of private devotion, but the Bible suggests that nothing is more important for the world than holy men and women. Listen in to this sermon to see how God connects our worship of Him to our living for the sake of others.

In Exodus, God speaks out of fire and smoke, lightning and thunder. And while he may not do it in the same way today, he still speaks to us from his word. So how can we assess if we’re truly paying attention? Listen in to find out as we conclude our study of the ten commandments.

In an age of distrust, misinformation, cynicism, and deceit, what can Christians do to serve their neighbors and make much of Jesus? Maybe we can start with something very simple: telling the truth. Listen in to learn more about how the ninth commandment shapes our lives today.

Theft is an experience that almost everyone goes through at some point—we’ve all just learned to live with it, to some degree. But why is this the case? And does God care about what we do with our stuff? Listen in to learn more from the eighth commandment: do not steal.

We live in a culture that tells us what happens in someone’s bedroom is a private matter—but experience tells us that these private actions can have disastrous public consequences. The Bible agrees. Listen in to learn why the Bible shows so much concern about our sexual integrity, and what hope it offers to a world steeped in shame.

“What’s the big deal? It’s not like I murdered someone.” Is murder a sin so beyond our normal experience that we don’t need to think much about it? The Bible seems to say otherwise. Listen in to learn more about what this command teaches us about God’s valuing of human life.

“Taking God’s name in vain” is often thought to deal almost exclusively with saying certain bad words—but when we take time to look at it, we see that it deals with something of utmost importance: the very identity of the God of the universe. What does that mean for us today? Listen in to learn more.

“Taking God’s name in vain” is often thought to deal almost exclusively with saying certain bad words—but when we take time to look at it, we see that it deals with something of utmost importance: the very identity of the God of the universe. What does that mean for us today? Listen in to learn more.