Jeff, Elise, Alex, and Pastor Josh go Deeper Than Sunday as they discuss the seventh commandment, God's design for faithfulness in marriage, and how temptation, betrayal, and self-gratification impact our relationships. They also explore how the gospel speaks to regret, shame, and brokenness, revealing the restoration and hope that Jesus offers.

Pastor Omar, Elise, and Jeff go Deeper Than Sunday with anger, bitterness, and what Jesus reveals about the deeper heart behind the commandment “You Shall Not Murder.” They talk about what happens when we stop seeing people as made in the image of God, and how Jesus calls us not just to avoid death, but to become people who bring life.

Pastor Josh, Jeff, Elise, and Alex go Deeper Than Sunday with honoring your father and mother, family dynamics, authority, and how the gospel reshapes generational patterns. They talk through what biblical honor means, what it doesn’t mean, and how this commandment can feel deeply personal and complicated for many people.

Pastor Josh, Jeff, Elise, and Alex go Deeper Than Sunday with Sabbath, rest, productivity, and why God commands His people to stop working and trust Him. They talk through the worlds rhythm of endless production versus God’s rhythm of being with Him, being image bearers, and learning that our worth is not found in what we produce.

Elise, Meghan and Pastor Scott go Deeper Than Sunday with the third commandment, the weight of God’s name, and what it really means to carry it in our everyday lives.

Jeff, Elise, Alex and Pastor Josh go Deeper Than Sunday with the second commandment, what idolatry really looks like today, and the subtle ways we reshape God into something we can manage.

Jeff, Elise, Alex and Pastor Josh go Deeper Than Sunday with the weight of the first commandment, what it meant for Israel coming out of Egypt, and how God alone shapes our identity and freedom today.

Jeff, Elise, Alex and Pastor Scott go Deeper Than Sunday with the purpose behind the Ten Commandments, what they reveal about who God is, and whether they lead to restriction or true freedom.