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Memorial is a Gospel-Centered Church We believe that God places His people together in the context of a local body of believers (His church), not by accident, but for the Spirit-empowered purpose of glorifying Him through repenting and believing the Gospel of His son, Jesus…
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The Weight of a Word: Truth, Justice, and the Ninth Commandment | Exodus 20:16 (opens the original)
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Don’t lie. That’s how we’ve summarized it. But that weakens the depth of it. The ninth commandment wasn’t written for polite conversation. It was written for the city gate - the ancient courtroom where elders weighed witnesses, established truth, and handed down verdicts. And bearing false witness in that context wasn’t just dishonesty. It was violence. Proverbs 25:18 says it plainly: a false witness is like a war club, a sword, or a sharp arrow. In this message, Pastor Jimmy walks through what
Open Hands: Scarcity, Stealing, and the Generous God | Exodus 20:15 (opens the original)
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Do not steal. Simple enough, right? But the biblical definition of stealing goes further than most of us want to admit — taking without consent, yes, but also defrauding, deceiving, and withholding what is rightfully owed. And underneath all of it is the same mentality: there isn’t enough, so I better take what I can get. In this message, Eric walks through the eighth commandment and makes the case that this is really a generosity sermon. He traces the scarcity mentality from COVID toilet paper
Steadfast Love: What the Seventh Commandment Is Really Protecting | Exodus 20:14 (opens the original)
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Two Hebrew words. ”You shall not commit adultery.” But God isn’t merely guarding sexual behavior. He is guarding a covenant union He designed to tell the truth about Himself. In this message, Pastor David traces four movements through the seventh commandment — the boundary God protects, the blessing He reveals, the covenant He keeps, and the love He sends. From Genesis 1’s picture of one-and-many, to ezer kenegdo (the woman as strong ally, not assistant), to Hosea and Gomer, to Jesus on the Serm
The Fire We Keep: Anger, Idols, and the Life Jesus Gives | Exodus 20:13 Part 2 (opens the original)
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Last week: contempt, two paths, a better word. This week: Jesus goes deeper. He’s not after the spark of anger. He’s after the fire we keep. In Matthew 5, Jesus connects lingering anger to murder — and then uses a word nobody expected: Gehenna. Not a metaphor. A real valley south of Jerusalem where the kings of Judah once burned their children alive. A valley so defiled that by Jesus’ day it had become the Jewish word for final judgment. And He puts contempt on that continuum. In this message, P
Two Paths and a Better Word: The Sixth Commandment | Exodus 20:13 (opens the original)
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You shall not murder. Easy enough, right? But Jesus doesn’t stop at the act. He goes upstream - to the anger, the insult, the quiet contempt. And He stacks them, not because they’re three levels of a grading system, but because they all come from the same root. There’s an English word for that root: contempt. Taking the judge’s seat over another image bearer and declaring them worthless - with your hands, your words, or just your silence. In this message, Pastor David traces three verdicts acros
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