Make commitments and keep them

Can you trust the people who are closest to you? Can you be trusted?

Thu 21 Jun 2018

In the US, the Ten Commandments have been the focus of many discussions about the relationship between church and state. Yet for a "religious text", the Ten Commandments deal with surprisingly mundane matters.

In this series of talks, Al Stewart will highlight 5 rules for a healthy society that come from the Ten Commandments.

This week: Make commitments and keep them. Our world is able to function because of relationships built on trust. However, keeping the commitments we have made can be hard. Can you trust the people who are closest to you? Can you be trusted?

Bible reference(s):

Exodus 20.14, 1 Corinthians 6.9-11

With

Al Stewart

Al Stewart is one of Third Space's National Communicators. Al Studied Commerce at UNSW and worked in the business world before studying for Christian ministry. He’s been speaking to various business groups around Australia for 30 years. He has also worked as CEO of the not-for-profit organisation ‘Youthworks’ and been Chairman of the Board of other not-for-profits. He is married to Kathy and they have four grown children.

Make commitments and keep them

Can you trust the people who are closest to you? Can you be trusted?

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