Westminster Shorter Catechism Question & Answer 55

The sermon centers on the third commandment, emphasizing that profaning anything revealing God's glory—including His name, Scripture, and believers—extends beyond mere avoidance of profanity. It cautions against the subtle twisting of language and the adoption of cleverly devised myths, particularly in the context of false teachers who exploit greed and distort truth. Drawing from 2 Peter, the message underscores the importance of eyewitness testimony and divinely inspired communication, contrasting it with the deceptive nature of those who prioritize personal gain over faithful representation of God's word, ultimately calling for a commitment to protect God's name and speak truth with clarity and intention.