The Ten Commandments

When we come to know God, we see His holiness and righteousness, which highlights the fact that we are nothing like Him. As we look at the Ten Commandments, we recognise our need for change. Therefore, the desire to change is a sign of our longing to please God. He helps us change through obedience to His laws and by leaning on Him — not on our own strength!

The Ten Commandments | God's Rules For Life - Exodus 19; 20:1-7 // Graham Phillips

The 1st Commandment | No Other Gods - Exodus 20 // Graham Phillips

True worship honours God alone, shaped by His word and not personal preference. Reflecting His truth with sincere obedience in Christ.

The 2nd Commandment | Idolatry Condemned - Deuteronomy 5:1-10 // Graham Phillips

It's so easy to take the Lord's name in vain - often without even realising it. But we must remember that His name is to be used with reverence and worship, not in anger or frustration. 

The 3rd Commandment | Misusing God's Name - Exodus 20:7-9 // Graham Phillips

The 4th Commandment | The Sabbath - Exodus 20:8-11 // Vijay Kaul

Honouring our parents reflects the character of Christ, who honoured God (our heavenly father) as we are called to honour our parents. Regardless of how our parents treat us - God gives us the grace to care for and forgive them. 

The 5th Commandment | Honour Your Father and Mother - Exodus 20:12 // Dr Chik Kaw Tan

The 6th commandment teaches us that not all killing is done unjustly. We too are to value and protect life as Christ does. 

The 6th Commandment | Thou Shalt Not Kill - Exodus 20:13 // Graham Phillips

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The Ten Commandments

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