Author: Lance Moore

You shall not covet (Part 3)

By Lance Moore in podcasts on April 28, 2019

Covetousness is at the heart of the violation of every single one of the
commandments including the tenth one. Covetousness is the illicit desire of wanting
things we may not have, especially when it belongs to others, and will often entice us
into other sins simply to get what we are wanting.

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The Grace of God through the Resurrection of Christ

By Lance Moore in podcasts on April 21, 2019

The Grace of God through the Resurrection of Christ – what a wonderful theme to be
contemplating together this morning at the conclusion of our celebrations of the death,
burial and resurrection of Christ.

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Nine Truths (Good Friday 2019)

By Lance Moore in podcasts on April 19, 2019

We come together over this weekend as we commemorate and stand still at the great
work Christ the King has done in full subjection to the Master Plan and Divine Counsel of
the Trinity before the Foundation of the Earth. We come to celebrate our Savior’s victory
over Sin, Satan and Death, and we come to worship Him who gave His life that we may
have life.

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You shall not covet (Part 2)

By Lance Moore in podcasts on April 14, 2019

Every add on every form of media (whether it be TV, radio, twitter, Facebook, the
billboards, or the internet), is intended to entice you to break the Tenth Commandment.
The appeal to your senses, the false sense of success it creates, the desire after what we
cannot have or may not have, the false perception of glitz and glamour, all this is
designed to lure you into the subtleness and pervasiveness of the sin of coveting.

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You shall not covet (Part 1)

By Lance Moore in podcasts on April 7, 2019

How interesting is the contrast from the First Commandment to the last of the
Commandments! Think of it – the commandments start with a call to be careful about
the way we worship God, by not incorporating any forms of false worship, and it ends
with an admonition not to admire the Red Ferrari in your neighbours’ driveway too much.

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