Ten Commandments
Steve Gregg
Steve Gregg delivers a thought-provoking and insightful lecture series on the relevance and importance of the Ten Commandments in modern times, delving into their meanings and applications in everyday life.
1st & 2nd Commandments
Steve Gregg explores the nuanced relationship between the Ten Commandments and Christianity in this lecture. He emphasizes that while Christians are not under the law of Moses, the commandments still hold relevance in understanding the nature of God and His expectations for His children. Through ana
3rd Commandment
Steve Gregg discusses the relevance of the third commandment, which instructs to hold the name of God sacred. Gregg explains how speaking scornfully about someone using God's name is a form of blasphemy and goes against the commandment. He emphasizes the importance of treating God's name with revere
4th Commandment
Steve Gregg discusses the fourth commandment of the Ten Commandments, which focuses on the Sabbath. While some argue that the Sabbath was switched to Sunday in Christianity, there is no biblical authorization for this change, and it isn't necessary for Christians to observe the Sabbath on Sunday. Th
5th Commandment (Part 1)
Steve Gregg delves into the fifth commandment in Exodus 20:12, which instructs individuals to honor their father and mother. He emphasizes the importance of obeying and respecting one's parents, as it not only leads to a longer life, but also serves as a crucial step in learning submission to God. G
5th Commandment (Part 2)
Honoring one's physical and spiritual fathers is an important commandment, according to Steve Gregg. Beyond just respecting family members, it also includes having reverence for the church and for God. While there may be faults within the church, it is still God's house and a vital part of the spiri
6th Commandment
In this thought-provoking discussion, Steve Gregg explores the sixth commandment and its application in modern times. He explains that while the Bible prohibits murder, spiritual principles also teach that every life belongs to God, and He has the sole right to determine when it should cease. Gregg
7th Commandment (Part 1)
Steve Gregg discusses the 7th Commandment of the Bible in Exodus 20, which forbids adultery. Gregg highlights that adultery harms not only the marriage partner but also society's God-given relationship of marriage. He emphasizes the gravity of the sin and how engaging in sexual acts with someone oth
7th Commandment (Part 2)
Steve Gregg discusses the 7th commandment and the importance of avoiding adultery. He emphasizes that adultery is a crime against marriage, family, and society, and warns against the risks and consequences of indulging in sexual misconduct. Gregg also stresses the need to love one's spouse and resis
8th Commandment (Part 1)
This discussion by Steve Gregg delves into the importance of contentment and the dangers of covetousness in relation to the eighth commandment, which pertains to theft. Gregg explains that theft can take many forms, including tax evasion and fraudulent dealings in business, and that small acts of th
8th Commandment (Part 2)
In this thought-provoking discussion, Steve Gregg delves into the concept of debt and stealing in the context of the 8th commandment. He emphasizes the importance of paying back debts and cautions against the sin of greed and covetousness. Gregg also explores the origins of the Pentateuch, arguing f
9th Commandment
Steve Gregg discusses the importance of the 9th Commandment in protecting our neighbor's good name and reputation. While the commandment specifically prohibits bearing false witness in court, it has a broader application in our everyday interactions. Gregg emphasizes the need for honesty and speakin
10th Commandment
Steve Gregg discusses the 10th commandment, which addresses covetousness or greed. He explains that covetousness can lead to adultery and other evils, and is even considered idolatry by the apostle Paul. Gregg emphasizes contentment and the dangers of pursuing material riches. He stresses the import
