We often assume the Ten Commandments are an irrelevant or boring list of rules, but in this series, The Ten Words, we explore how they are relational directions that reveal God’s very nature and the life we so desperately crave as those made in God’s image.

 Text: Exodus 20:1-2

1/4/26: Zane Witcher

What does it mean to no longer expect anything above, under, or beside us to provide what only God can truly give? 

Text: Exodus 20:4-6

1/11/26: Zane Witcher

What does it look like to love God by learning, guarding, and carrying His name wherever you go?

Text: Exodus 20:7

1/18/26: Zane Witcher

Life belongs to God, and the sixth commandment forbids taking what belongs to God alone. God's commands are good for us because they show us how to follow Jesus. Jesus gives us the power to be doers of the word, and not only hearers.

Text: Matthew 5:17-26

2/1/26: Brad East

What does it mean to honor family amid the diversity of experiences and complexities that shape our upbringings?

Text: Exodus 20:12

2/8/26: Zane Witcher

What does God’s word about adultery reveal about the importance of sexual faithfulness for a follower of Jesus?

Text: Exodus 20:14

2/15/26: Zane Witcher

What might it look like to embrace a God-centered rest that isn’t about improving your life, but about setting aside time each week to delight in the Giver of life?

Text: Exodus 20:8-11

2/22/26: Zane Witcher

What does it look like to say yes to the invitation of God to be with him and be like him? To allow our whole lives to bear witness to his truth.

Text: Exodus 20:12-16

3/1/26: Luke Cochran

What word of caution and invitation does the final commandment offer concerning coveting?

Text: Exodus 20:17

3/8/26: Zane Witcher