You Shall Not Steal

Get ready to join Julie and Matt, as they unpack the meaning of the 8th commandment, 'You shall not steal'. In this episode, we invite our good friend and baseball player, Justin, to share his unique perspective on the concept of 'stealing' within the realm of baseball. Tune in as we explore the differences between stealing in a game like baseball and stealing outside of the game.

We also journey through the story of Jacob and Esau from the Bible, a classic tale of deceit and theft. We unpack how stealing was not only wrong in God's eyes but also a demonstration of a lack of trust in God's plan. We wrap up the episode with a fun game to review what we learned and reflect on how we can trust in God's plan for us. 

Watch this video to learn all 10 commandments! 

Helpful Definitions:

STEAL — To take something that does not belong to you.

Scripture Reference:

Genesis 27:26-29, Exodus 20:1-26

5-Second Fly Through Review:

1. What are other names for commandment? (RULES, WORDS, LAW)
2. Who gave the Israelites the 10 commandments? (GOD)
3. True or false? The eighth commandment says you should not steal? (TRUE!)
4. True or False? We shouldn’t trust God has a plan for us? (FALSE! GOD HAS A GOOD PLAN FOR ALL OF US.)
5. Fill in the blank. God is faithful to his own _____ (PLANS! GOD’S PLANS ARE GOOD AND WE CAN TRUST THEM!)

Song:

God is Good by The Village Kids

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