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Coveting and the Aim of Love (10th Commandment) — Law Homily

The Tenth Commandment exposes more than outward sin—it reveals the heart’s disordered hunger for what God has not given. But the aim of God’s law is love: charity from a pure heart, a good conscience, and faith unfeigned anchored in the sufficiency of Christ.

Title: Coveting and the Aim of Love Series: Law Homilies Preacher: Derrick Taylor Date: August 30, 2026

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