A couple shares their story of faith, marriage, and family, highlighting the importance of surrendering to God's plan and trusting in His promises for generations to come. They discuss their book, 'To the Tenth Generation,' which explores God's heart for families and His desire to bless them far into the future. [... more]

The tithe, a long-standing practice in Christian stewardship, is often misunderstood and tied to guilt or division. John Cortinez, Director of Grantmaking at the McClellan Foundation, takes a fresh look at the ancient practice, examining the Old and New Testament references to the tithe and identifying five key principles that can inform giving today. He emphasizes the importance of giving to Christ as priest and king, giving faithfully to the local church, celebrating God's goodness, caring for the poor, and recognizing 10% as an ancient benchmark. [... more]

Covetousness is a disordered desire that can poison our joy and drive us into unwise financial decisions. It's idolatry that dethrones God and puts possessions on the throne. The opposite of covetousness isn't deprivation, but contentment in Christ, which can be learned by trusting in God's abundance and practicing gratitude and generosity. [... more]

The importance of humility in giving and the dangers of self-righteousness, as well as practical advice on biblical stewardship, financial wisdom, and retirement planning, including strategies for Social Security and investment decisions, and the benefits of forming a limited liability corporation for rental businesses. [... more]

The Supreme Court's decision in Skirmetti v. Spermetti upholds Tennessee's law banning medical treatment for gender dysphoria in minors, aligning with Christian worldview principles. Meanwhile, the 10th anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges highlights the cultural implications of same-sex marriage, including the redefinition of marriage and the impact on children and families. [... more]

A look at the challenges facing voting rights in the US, the story of a young man with autism who finds his voice through music, and the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza. We also explore the life and career of Pharrell Williams, and the experiences of actress Kathy Bates and singer Sabrina Carpenter. Additionally, we examine the history of police corruption in the US, specifically the New York City Police Department. [... more]

The tenth commandment, 'Thou shalt not covet,' is examined in a study series on the Ten Commandments. Dr. Nathan Crockett preaches on the unlawful desire for something that does not belong to you, contrasting ungodly covetousness with godly biblical ambition. He discusses the importance of cultivating contentment, loving one's neighbor, and finding fulfillment in Jesus, highlighting that the love of money is the root of all evil and that more stuff will not satisfy. [... more]

Covetousness is an obsessive focus on what doesn't belong to you, but contentment is the cure. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that covetousness is fueled by culture, dissatisfaction, and idolatry, and that contentment is based on a life that is ministry-focused, expresses gratitude regularly, and is built upon a faith that is based on the sovereignty of God. [... more]

The blood of Jesus Christ provides a central theme in understanding God's plan of deliverance for the human race. The concept of a blood covering is not new, but rather a recurring theme throughout the Bible, from the Garden of Eden to the New Testament, emphasizing the importance of Jesus' blood in providing eternal redemption and forgiveness of sins. [... more]

Russ Andrews teaches on the concept of being born again and experiencing a new life in Christ, discussing the importance of being united with Jesus and the role of the Holy Spirit in spiritual growth and redemption. [... more]

Tithing in retirement can be complicated due to varying income sources, but having a plan can give you confidence in your financial decisions. A certified financial planner shares expert advice on how to approach tithing in retirement, including considering the first fruits principle and applying a percentage to earnings, not just principal. He also discusses tax-efficient ways to give, such as using appreciated stock or donor advised funds. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the concept of contentment, explaining that it's not natural and must be learned. He shares Paul's three secrets for contentment, which are based on a life that is ministry-focused, a gratitude that is regularly expressed, and a faith that is based on the sovereignty of God. He also discusses the importance of recognizing the origin of covetousness and the role of culture, dissatisfaction, and idolatry in fueling it. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress shares how to replace jealousy with contentment, discussing the 10th Commandment and its significance in our lives, and how covetousness can lead to dissatisfaction and idolatry, while contentment is the cure for covetousness and is based on a life that is ministry-focused. [... more]

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene raises questions about the Biden administration's lack of impeachment, while others discuss the potential for a Tenth Amendment movement in response to federal overreach. Meanwhile, NASCAR faces backlash for its diversity internship program, which excludes white applicants, and a journalist explores the intersection of diversity and hiring practices in various industries. [... more]

The Tenth Commandment, 'Thou shalt not covet,' is a study of unlawful desire for something that does not belong to you. It's contrasted with godly biblical ambition, where one pursues good grades, a good job, and excellence, but not at the expense of others. Covetousness is a gateway sin that can lead to external sinful actions, and it's a common vice that affects everyone, regardless of wealth or social status. To counteract covetousness, one must cultivate contentment, love their neighbor, and find fulfillment in Jesus, who alone is worthy of our desire. [... more]

The principle of tithing, as commanded in the Old Testament, is a topic of controversy among Christians. Dr. R.C. Sproul explores the question of whether this principle carries over into the New Covenant, and what it means to give to God. He discusses the importance of financial responsibility and the obligation to tithe, and examines the promise of God to bless those who give. [... more]

Covetousness is a pervasive problem in our culture, driving us to desire what others have and leading to discontentment and destruction of relationships. The tenth commandment warns against coveting, and the Bible teaches us to be content with what God has given us, recognizing that true happiness and fulfillment come from a right and charitable frame of spirit towards others. [... more]

The tenth commandment, 'Thou shalt not covet,' is a call to live a life of contentment and godly ambition, rather than being driven by an unlawful desire for things that do not belong to us. This sermon explores the dangers of covetousness, how it can lead to a life of dissatisfaction and emptiness, and how we can cultivate contentment, love our neighbors, and find fulfillment in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The concept of contentment is explored as a cure for affluenza, a social and spiritual disorder caused by overabundance. Contentment is defined as containment, living within the container God has given, and is related to godliness. The importance of absolute moral truth is also discussed, and how it is eroding in modern society. [... more]

Dr Nathan Crockett continues a chapel series entitled Oh How I Love They Law Today s scripture passage is Exodus The post Being Satisfied With God Examining the Tenth Commandment appeared first on THE DAILY PLATFORM [... more]