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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026

10 Commandments - Relationship with God - PArt 2

from The Well Church Keller Sermons · host Currey Blandford

What if idolatry isn't just about golden calves and ancient statues?In this message from our Clash of Kingdoms series through Exodus, we explore the Second Commandment and uncover how idols still shape our lives today. From career success and financial security to family, comfort, and even ministry, anything can become an idol when it takes God's place in our hearts.Drawing from Exodus 20:4-6, we examine why God warns Israel against carved images, what idolatry really looks like in the modern world, and why idols always demand more while never truly satisfying.In this episode, you'll discover: Why archaeology reveals Israel's struggle with idolatry in the wilderness The meaning behind the Second Commandment The difference between making, bowing, and serving Augustine's powerful definition of idolatry Three modern forms of idolatry that still affect us today Why idols always leave us wanting more The grace hidden within God's commandments The difference between perfection and progression in following GodKey Scripture: Exodus 20:4-6 Matthew 6:24 1 Corinthians 10:20Key Quote:"Idolatry is worshiping what should be used and using what should be worshiped." — AugustineQuestion for Reflection:What are you using God for today?

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