Sermon on Exodus 20:1-3. This is the twenty-fourth sermon in our year-long series on Exodus, and the first and sermon in the fourth movement of this sermon series called Ten Commandments.

In the fourth movement of Exodus, we behold the Lord giving Moses the Ten Commandments. Many of us are somewhat familiar with the Ten Commandments, but we might not understand how some of them apply to our lives. God intends for the law to give punishments to lawbreakers, to be guardrails for the well-intentioned, and to illuminate a path of flourishing for all people. During this ten-week summer series, we will listen to the words God spoke to Moses three thousand years ago and ask how they apply to us today.

In this sermon, we explore how God alone deserves our worship and service.