Living Worthy with D.J. Horton Living Worthy Ministries

Exodus 20:8-10
5 Truths to Make Sense of the Sabbath
1. The Prerequisite of The Sabbath in Creation  
2. The Purpose of The Sabbath in the Covenant  
3. The Person of The Sabbath on Calvary
4. The Principle of The Sabbath in Christianity
5. The Pattern of The Sabbath in a Christian
A Redemptive Rhythm of...
-A day of rest away from work with a focus on family and godly pleasure.
-A prioritized time of in person gathering with our church family to worship, hear preaching, fellowship, give, pray, and minister.
Have you found you rest in Him?
Does the rhythm of your week show it?
 

Being wise and strategic are needed skills for pastors and leaders, but manipulating people as a means to an end has no place in ministry. Join Dr. D.J. Horton and Kevin Ezell, president of the North American Mission Board, for a conversation on recognizing and battling the sin of struggling for power.

Sutble pride is quietly believing ourselves to be the source of effective pastoring, leading, and church growth, and it is deadly to our ministries. Join Dr. D.J. Horton and Dr. Jamie K. Dew, the president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, for a conversation on how to recognize and battle the sin of subtle pride.

Whether you are a leader in your church, in your workplace, or in your home, you don’t want to miss these episodes that will help you address some of the most common sins that can end up derailing individual lives, families, relationships, and entire ministries

Exodus 20:4-6
The first commandment is about WHO we worship.
The second commandment is about HOW we worship.
The Second Commandment
1. The Rule is Rooted in Us v.4
2. The Reason is Rooted in Him v.5
3. The Results are Reaped by Our Children v.6
It is a dangerous thing to make an idol.  It is even deadlier to make an idol and claim it is an act of worship to the One true living God.
Consider Him.
Consider His Spirit’s Presence.
Consider His Word as it is Preached.
Consider the Image of God you are bearing.
 

Exodus 20:1-3
The First Commandment is about…
1. His Preeminence over their Lives
2. His Pursuit of their Lives
3. His Performance in their Lives
4. His Priority for their Lives
Our idols do not need to be forged from earrings to constitute a spiritual danger to us. They appear whenever we exchange “the glory of the immortal God” for anything in the created order.
Who/what do you love most?
Who/what do you trust most?
Who/what do you serve most?