Pine Tree Church of Christ's Podcast

The 9th commandment restricts "bearing false witness against your neighbor." We usually interpret this to mean "do not lie." See Exodus 20:16; Eph. 4:25, 29; James 3:5-10. 

Today we cover the 7th and 8th commandments - "Do not commit adultery" and "Do not steal." Exodus 20:14, 15. What does this mean for us as Christ followers? Join us as we dive into these two important "words." See also Eph. 4:28 & Matt. 5:27-37.

Commandment #6 is "Do not Murder" in Exodus 20:13. Jesus takes this commandment and turns it in on ourselves in Matt. 5:21-26. How are you doing with your anger?

Today we study the 5th commandment. Exodus 20:12. "Honor your father and mother" seems simple, but it's actually a complicated subject. How do you honor parents through the different stages of life? If you're a parent, how can you be an honorable parent? 

The 4th commandment. Deuteronomy 5:12-15. What does the Sabbath mean to us today? This command is often debated and not agreed on today as Christians. What would a day of rest and worship look like in our world as followers of Jesus?

Exodus 20:7. This lesson focuses on the third commandment, traditionally quoted as "do not take the Lord's name in vain." What does that mean to us today as Christians? How do we avoid misusing the Holy name of the Lord and also honor and represent the name well?

Exodus 3:4-6. The second commandment forbids idolatry. What does that even mean for us today? There is a cryptic warning of punishment for three to four generations. What does that mean? There is also a promise of blessing for generations to come. What does that mean? This lesson will cover all of that and highly emphasize how our families are the most powerful group we will ever belong to, how mu...

Exodus 20:1-3. This sermon explores commandment #1 - "no other gods before me." 

This is the first sermon in a new series going through the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:1-17). Why study the Ten Commandments as Christians? Why study them right now, during this pandemic?

Emotions are running high right now. Everyone is experiencing Covid fatigue. There is a whole lot of relational strife everywhere. Who really is the enemy? What is it that we are up against? How would Satan like for us to respond during all of this? Exodus 4:10-12 & Eph. 6:12

Luke 3:1-18

Ty Ford is the director of Camp Deer Run in Winnsboro, TX. 

Matthew 2:13-23

Matt. 2:1-12

John 17 & Eph. 4:1-16

Psalm 137:1-4 & Jeremiah 29

Jonah Ch. 4

Jonah Ch. 3

Jonah Ch. 2. "Praying from the belly of the fish... with thanksgiving" 

Jonah Ch. 1, or scene one. What do we learn from Jonah? We learn what not to do. Jonah's character is contrasted with the Pagan Sailors in this chapter. They come across as more caring and faithful than Jonah does. What about us as followers of Jesus? Are we mindful of our example around others? Somebody is always watching how we act and behave. Represent Christ! Beware of the Jonah Complex!

Luke 18:18-30

Matthew 16:24; Mark 8:34; Luke 9:23

Luke 9:57-62 - Is Jesus being too hard on these "Would-Be Followers" or are they making excuses? How often do we make excuses for ourselves? Are we allowing Jesus to speak truth into the areas of our life that needs to change?