just10 // SESSION EIGHT How to Take God Seriously

J.John is joined by Paul Williams, the CEO of Bible Society, an organisation that exists to invite people to see the Bible through fresh eyes and discover its life-changing message for themselves.

J.John speaks with Dr Roger Greene about his experiences of death, grief and loss. Roger is the Deputy CEO of the organisation "At a Loss'.

J.John speaks with Di Archer, CEO of tastelife UK about eating disorders and providing tools for recovery for those who struggle with them.tastelife UK: https://www.tastelifeuk.org/

J.John encourages us to look in 5 different directions to gain a heavenly perspective on life. Today's message was recorded at Times Square Church in New York. 

J.John unpacks the story of the raising of Lazarus and explains how it applies to our lives. Today's message was recorded at Times Square Church in New York.

J.John unpacks the meaning of John 3:16 in the Bible and explains that Christianity is an invitation. Today's message was recorded at Times Square Church in New York.

Finally, we have arrived at the beginning, at the heart of the commandments: the great rule that we are to have no other gods but the one true and living God. As the sun lies at the centre of the solar system and has planets orbiting around it, so all the other commandments revolve around the first commandment. How do we really put God first in our lives?

In this penultimate session, J.John looks at the second commandment on the topic of idolatry. Idolatry occurs when we hold any value, idea or activity higher than God. So, what are the dangers of idolatry? And, importantly, how do we know the real God?

Names are important. This third commandment is about the disturbing fact that we can – and do – misuse God’s name. The use and misuse of God’s name involves far more than swearing or blasphemy. It concerns the very nature of who God is.

In Session Seven of just10, J.John shows how ignoring the Sabbath carries a heavy physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual price tag.