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Motherhood: Thanking Those Who Do the Toughest Job Out There!4 comments

Elizabeth Rose wrote 5 days ago: Honor your father and your mother, as the Lord your God has commanded you, so that you may live long … more →

Tags: Faith, Family, Blessing from God, Children, gentle-demeanor, gratitude, Love, mom, Mommy

The Woeful State of Our Words

Matt wrote 3 weeks ago: I caught an interesting news cycle before leaving for work this morning.  The story was, more or les … more →

Tags: The After Word, God, Cape Bible Chapel, write it on your heart, tongue

Jesus Christ and the Third Commandment1 comment

Hold the Faith wrote 4 weeks ago: Continuing the series on Christ and the commandments, this one is about the third commandment. … more →

Tags: hold the faith, ~In the Book~, Personal, Apostle John., Christ, Christianity, commandments, God, Religion

Can You Accidentally Break the Third Commandment?6 comments

Seth wrote 1 month ago: Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain. Recently, David de Bruyn has been insightf … more →

Tags: Orthopathy, ethical dilemmas, Church & Culture, ethical difficulties

Commandment 3

Mr. Chris Viljoen wrote 2 months ago: God said: “Thou shalt not take the Name of the Lord thy God, in vain.” Get your copy of … more →

Tags: How to Cure Depression and Anxiety, eBook, God, Motivation, secrets

Sundays During "Lent" = NOT LENT.

rosannanoelle wrote 2 months ago: That’s right, folks. Go ahead and eat that chocolate. The Sundays “during” Lent ar … more →

Tags: 40 days, 40 days of lent, 46 days of Lent, bridegroom is with them, can the wedding guests mourn, Catholic traditions, christ's mercy, Christian Rest, Keep Holy The Sabbath Day

Missed One2 comments

theshepherdspresence wrote 2 months ago: Another Bible Inspire entry.  My Bible reading today took me through Deuteronomy 5-7.  For future re … more →

Tags: Bible Inspire; nuggets of truth., Moses, Joshua, Ten Commandments, Deuteronomy 5, book of josephus

The Third Commandment1 comment

Allen wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been percolating on the third of the ten commandments (Exodus 20:7) for a few weeks now. … more →

Tags: Religion, Hard Times, Love, Job, vanity, wplongform, Exodus 20:7, Deuteronomy 5:11

Lenten Catechesis—Tuesday of Lent 1

ScotK wrote 2 months ago: The Second and Third Commandments You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God. If someone now … more →

Tags: treasury of daily prayer, Devotions, TDP, Ten Commandments, Catechesis, Second Commandment

Sermon on Romans 14:5-8 (Thanksgiving Eve)

St. Mark Lutheran Church wrote 5 months ago: Everyday is the Eucharist Download: Thanksgiving_2012.mp3 // Downloadable Version In the name of Jes … more →

Tags: Sermons, Eucharist, Thanksgiving, Service, Romans 14:5-8, Freedom

Sweet Lebanon Bologna!

Kile Smith wrote 5 months ago: David Woods laments euphemisms in the Broad Street Review. I and others write in, wailing. My teeth- … more →

Tags: Broad Street Review, Mark Twain, David Woods, minced oaths, euphemism, Amish, Sweet Lebanon bologna

Anarchy X: The Third Commandment

Bob Bonsall wrote 7 months ago: “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain; for the Lord will not hold him guil … more →

Tags: Anarchy-X, Culture 2, Freedom of Speech, Ten Commandments, Religion

The Third Commandment

D. Green wrote 8 months ago: The Ten Commandments -or the Decalogue as it is sometimes referred- was given to Moses by God at Mou … more →

Tags: Faith, Theology, Religion, theology, Jesus, Moses, Ten Commandments, Levitical, decalogue

OMG6 comments

Cameron Lee wrote 8 months ago: Here’s a confession that’s likely to disqualify me, in the eyes of some, from having any … more →

Tags: Personal reflection, Theological musing, Holiness, Texting, technology, relationship, social rituals, Family, facebook

Questions for self-examination--3rd Commandment (part 2)3 comments

Rev. Karl Hess wrote 9 months ago: Questions for Self-Examination For preparation for Confession and for the Sacrament of the Altar … more →

Tags: Ransacking the Lost Treasures of the Lutheran Church, Piety, The Office of the Keys and Confession, The Ten Commandments, Lutheranism, Christianity, Evangelische Lutherischer Gebets-Schatz, Self-examination, Sabbath

You Have Heard Part IV: Matt 5.33-37 (August 5, 2012)

caleb stomberg wrote 9 months ago: Introduction Do not murder you brother by harboring hatred toward him; do not commit adultery agains … more →

Tags: Sermons, Sermon on the mount, Faithfulness, Oaths, Vows, SWEARING, Turthfulness, name of the lord in vain, Matthew 5:33-37

Questions for Self-Examination--3rd Commandment4 comments

Rev. Karl Hess wrote 9 months ago: by Salomon Liscovius d. 1716 (from Evangelische-Lutherischer Gebets-Schatz) (I have added the releva … more →

Tags: Ransacking the Lost Treasures of the Lutheran Church, Piety, the sacrament of the altar, The Ten Commandments, The Office of the Keys and Confession, Christianity, GOd's Word, Self-examination, Ten Commandments

The Third Commandment

ed fernandez wrote 10 months ago: “Oh, no, you think to yourself, I just broke the third Commandment and used the Lord’s n … more →

Tags: Reflections on Scriptures, Theology, Religion, Yes Lord, Unguarded Moment, Lord thy God, The Third Commandment, the Lord's name, using the Lord's name in vain

Sermon on Mark 2:23-28

St. Mark Lutheran Church wrote 11 months ago: The day of rest Order of Service: Service of the Word, p38 Lessons: Deuteronomy 5:12-15, 2 Corinthia … more →

Tags: Sermons, Sabbath, Deuteronomy 5:12-15, Mark 2:23-28


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