The Tenth Commandment forbids us to covet what belongs to others - our neighbour's house, wife, servant, ox, donkey or "anything that is your neighbour's" (Exodus 20:17).
Our battle with sin is similar to that of a baseball batter. We don't always do our best when we step up to the plate, and sometimes we are caught off guard.
Hebrew 8:6 tells us the New Covenant is "…a better covenant established on better promises" but why is it better than the covenant God made with the nation of Israel?
The tendency of human beings to disobey God and exalt themselves indicates selfishness and pride are often the primary motives, rather than a desire to obey God.
How can we remain faithful to biblical teachings when society is becoming increasingly secular and sometimes even hostile towards the God of the Bible?
Once each year, on the anniversary of the night on which Jesus was betrayed, we should contemplate the meaning of Christ's death by the observance of the Passover service.
How do sincere Christians express their love to God? Is it done in the way specified in scripture or is there often something vitally important missing?