God commands His people not to lie about others.  Read More

God commands his people to marital fidelity.  Read More

God commands his children not to murder other human beings.  Read More

God commands His people to honor their parents and He will prolong their lives for His purposes.  Read More

In Exodus 20:7, God commands the nation of Israel not to misuse His name. It's not just a suggestion; it's a fundamental principle woven into the fabric of their relationship with Him.   Read More

God's command for ancient Israel to stand out in worship reflects the impossibility of capturing His essence in any image or idol.  Read More

God, in the first commandment, declares, "You shall have no other gods before me."   Read More

The Ten Commandments, often misunderstood as a mere list of dos and don'ts, hold a deeper significance rooted in the purpose of the Exodus.  Read More

In the biblical narrative of Cain and Abel, we discover a profound exploration of worship—where heartfelt devotion that pleases God collides with mechanical duty, leading to sin and its consequences.  Read More

I invite you to contemplate a series of challenging yet introspective questions. Firstly, consider the amount of your day devoted to intentional prayer. If you were to quantify it, what percentage of your day would you allocate to prayer? Secondly, ponder your perspective on prayer—is it a dialogue with God, where you anticipate His responses, or do you perceive it as a one-way street?  Read More

Have you ever watched the show "Bridezilla"? It's all about control freaks who try to orchestrate every detail of their lives, only to realize that they can't control everything. Interestingly, we often mirror this behavior in our own lives. We act as though we're the captains of our destinies, but the truth is, we don't hold all the reins.  Read More

In today's outspoken society, it's easy to believe we hold the ultimate wisdom, allowing us to pass judgment on others. Judging is making a decision and declaration. If you decide somebody looks nice and you tell then, that's a judgment. If you decide somebody is smart and you tell them, that's a judgement. So not all judgements are bad. However, James is speaking of something different. He urges against criticism and slander, actions that tear others down with harsh condemnation. Such attitudes not only condemn fellow believers but also undermine divine law.   Read More