The Importance of the Third Commandment
"Oh my God" — said casually dozens of times a day by millions of people. Here's why the Third Commandment treats that habit as far more serious than many may realize.
Teresa is founder and Executive Director of True Christian Magazine and loves helping people grow in knowledge of the Bible. She lives in New Caney, Texas with her husband Michael and her two dogs.
"Oh my God" — said casually dozens of times a day by millions of people. Here's why the Third Commandment treats that habit as far more serious than many may realize.
Trivia Tuesday meant as a fun way to test your knowledge of the Bible and grow in God's word.
Have you ever noticed a song moving you in a way you can't quite explain? Scripture says that's by design — music was always meant to be one of the most powerful ways we praise God.
The First Commandment tells us who to worship. The Second tells us how. Here's why God forbids man-made representations of Himself — and what that means for the subtle idols we create today.
The first commandment is very short — but it's the foundation everything else rests on. Here's why putting God first isn't just a rule, but a protection against consequences that ripple through generations.
Idolatry doesn't usually look like bowing to a statue — it looks like putting the people we love most ahead of God. Here's how to recognize it before it quietly replaces Him.
Peter thought forgiving someone seven times was generous. Jesus said try seventy times seven. He then told a story about what happens when people refuse.
Trivia Tuesday meant as a fun way to test your knowledge of the Bible and grow in God's word.
A persistent widow and a humble tax collector walk into two of Jesus' most pointed parables about prayer. What He taught through both still challenges how we approach God today.
It's easy to thank God when life is good — but the Bible calls us to gratitude in every season. Here's why thankfulness isn't a feeling we wait for but a practice we choose
Trivia Tuesday meant as a fun way to test your knowledge of the Bible and grow in God's word.
Even Paul — apostle, missionary, author of much of the New Testament — admitted he kept doing the very things he hated. His honesty about sin is one of the most comforting passages in all of Scripture.
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