“Thou shalt not commit adultery”. Pastor Mark Dawes continues to host a series of discussions on The Ten Commandments, history’s greatest moral code. This broadcast focuses on the Seventh Commandment, found at Exodus 20:14. Adultery is a category that begins with physical infidelity (in the context of marriage) and also […]
Grace Hour Broadcast 6 September 2020 Pastor Mark Dawes hosts a series of discussions on The Ten Commandments, history’s greatest moral code. Each week he discusses one commandment in the series. The broadcast for 6 September 2020 focuses on the Seventh Commandment. This is found at Exodus […]
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