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Pornography is not merely a private habit; it is a heart and worship issue that distorts God's good design for sexuality, marriage, and intimacy. In this compassionate episode of SheRises, we address the painful reality of pornography in marriage, the wounds of being sinned against, and the shame of hidden personal sin. Scripture calls believers to flee sexual immorality because our bodies belong...

The sermon centers on the call to self-examination and the rejection of moral corruption, using Deuteronomy 4 as a framework to analyze the spiritual state of modern society. It argues that the nation's decline is rooted in internal sin and the acceptance of malleable, imperfect religious standards, contrasting this with the unchanging perfection of the King James Bible. The speaker draws parallel...

Join us as we examine the letter to the church in Thyatira, highlighting the paradox of a congregation that exhibits genuine spiritual growth in love, faith, and service while simultaneously tolerating the false teaching of a woman likened to Jezebel. The message emphasizes that the danger to the church often comes from within, as believers may compromise with sexual immorality and idolatry under...

This sermon provides an introductory overview of the First Letter to the Corinthians, framing the epistle as a corrective against the tendency of the church to allow surrounding culture to dictate its practices rather than adhering to the gospel. The central message emphasises that Christian living requires navigating the tension between worldly influences and divine revelation, using the metaphor...

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Jesus taught that marriage is a God-joined union of one man and one woman for life that nobody should separate, divorce is permitted in the case of sexual immorality and some believers are called to singleness for the sake of God's kingdom.

This first epistle to the Corinthians is primarily written to those Paul left in charge of the ​Corinthian congregation​. Unfortunately, those leaders were not doing a very good job leading this fledgling church. Paul said he had to speak to them as spiritual babes, rather than as mature leaders. He ​was critical of how they were building on the foundation of Jesus​ that Paul​ had laid. ​He conclu...

Major lessons from Ephesians 5:1-8: separation from uncleanness is delivered with STRONG LANGUAGE; immorality is strict; let no man deceive; immorality includes a SHARP WARNING: separation from those who partake of evil; the essence of spiritual separation, the believer can associate with unbelievers, but he cannot sin with them; the greatest danger we face is the danger of wrong associations

This devotional examines the biblical perspective on divorce and remarriage, centering on Jesus' response to the Pharisees in Mark 10. The teaching emphasizes that God's original ideal for marriage is a permanent, exclusive union reflecting His nature, while acknowledging that the 'hardness of heart' resulting from sin necessitates the provision for divorce. The speaker distinguishes between the i...

Pergamum is a community in decline due to its tolerance of false teachings. While Christ commends the believers for holding fast to His name despite living where Satan's throne is, He rebukes the church for allowing the heresies of Balaam and the Nicolaitans to persist. See the severity of this compromise, linking it to the historical sins of idolatry and sexual immorality, and hear the call for i...

This sermon examines the divine intent for marriage and gender roles as established in Genesis 2, arguing that the creation of a 'helper suitable' for man reflects a complementary rather than identical design. The speaker contrasts the fallen world's tendency toward divorce and sexual immorality with God's original command for men and women to become one flesh, emphasizing that this union serves a...

Read: Numbers 25:1-9; 2 Corinthians 6:14–7:1 Text: Revelation 2:12-17 Christ encourages his church and warns them against compromising with a hostile world. 1. His comfort 2. His admonition 3. His encouragement Questions for reflection: 1. Are you a faithful witness for our Lord Jesus Christ? 2. Do you maintain an antithesis with our world? In what ways are you making compromises with our world? 3...

This sermon examines the Apostle Paul's motivation for surrendering his personal rights and liberties, identifying the advancement of the gospel as the primary driver. The central message emphasizes that true Christian service involves voluntary self-denial and cultural accommodation to reach lost souls, rather than compromising doctrinal truth. By contrasting Paul's flexibility with the immutabil...

This sermon examines the root cause of division within the Corinthian church, identifying self-deception as the underlying condition rather than the symptom of factionalism. The message argues that believers often adopt worldly standards of wisdom and leadership, leading to a false perception of their own spiritual maturity. Consequently, this distorted view produces a false pursuit of human influ...

Dan addresses Paul's exhortation in 1 Thessalonians to avoid sexual immorality, focusing on the theological basis of God's call to holiness and the empowering work of the Holy Spirit. It argues that believers are not merely following moral rules but responding to a divine initiative that began at conversion, emphasizing the distinction between the Mosaic and New Covenants. By examining passages fr...

The sermon explores the theological tension between divine justice and mercy, using the courtroom metaphor to illustrate how a just God acquits the guilty. It begins by establishing the universal guilt of humanity as presented in the first three chapters of Romans, covering the immoral, the religious, and the Jewish. The central message focuses on the pivot point of "but now," where the righteousn...

The sermon exhorts believers to live as imitators of God by walking in love, modeled after Christ's sacrificial death on the cross. It emphasizes that sanctification is rooted in grace and requires rejecting sexual immorality, impurity, and covetousness, which are incompatible with the identity of a child of light. The preacher warns against participating in or approving of cultural perversions, u...

This sermon examines the letter to the church in Pergamos, highlighting the tension between holding fast to the faith amidst persecution and the danger of compromising doctrine. The central focus is a detailed exegesis of the 'doctrine of Balaam,' using the Old Testament narrative to demonstrate that Balaam was a wicked false prophet who sought to lead Israel into idolatry and fornication despite...

The sermon challenges modern churches to evaluate their growth not by numerical success or human metrics, but by spiritual fidelity and adherence to biblical truth. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3, the message emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the only valid foundation for any church structure, warning against building with durable materials like gold and silver rather than combustible ones like wood a...

Dan discusses the theological connection between sexual immorality and the fundamental rejection of God, drawing primarily from 1 Thessalonians 4 and Romans 1. He argues that all sin stems from idolatry, where humanity suppresses the truth of God's creation to falsify His nature and serve the creature rather than the Creator. This exchange leads to moral decay and divine judgment, emphasizing that...

In Part 8 of the Revelation Unraveled series, Pastor Byron Chesney examines Christ's message to the church at Thyatira in Revelation 2:18–29. Although this church was commended for its works, charity, service, faith, patience, and increasing ministry, it had tolerated the doctrine and influence of "Jezebel," a false teacher who was leading Christ's servants into idolatry, immorality, and compromis...

This lesson examines the characteristics of perilous times described in 2 Timothy 3 and 1 Timothy 4, identifying self-love, pride, and disobedience as primary symptoms of a society departing from biblical faith. It argues that these moral declines are driven by seducing spirits and doctrines of devils that infiltrate both the world and the church, leading people to possess a form of godliness whil...

The sermon uses the metaphor of heavenly citizenship to explain the believer's call to renounce earthly patterns of behavior and assimilate into the culture of Christ. It emphasizes that while believers have already been granted this new status, they must actively put to death sinful desires such as sexual immorality, anger, and slander. The preacher warns against using fear of God's wrath or lega...

The sermon explores the Apostle Paul's decision to voluntarily resign his legitimate rights as an apostle in order to prevent any hindrance to the clear proclamation of the gospel. It contrasts the human tendency to claim entitlements with the mature Christian call to stewardship, emphasizing that personal comfort and recognition are secondary to the advancement of Christ's cause. The message tran...