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The relevance of the ten commandments- Ken Samples
Episode March 2, 2021 49 min 31s

The relevance of the ten commandments- Ken Samples

From The Bill Arnold Show • Faith Radio
Theologian Ken Samples from Reasons to Believe helps us think through the Lord's commands. He outlines why the process of following them is designed to reflect His glory, misusing good things, treating certain things with reverence, the deeper meaning of ones that may seem outdated to us, learning to not separate God from the law, and more.

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