The sermon discusses the dangers of lust and pornography based on Matthew 5:27-30, emphasizing the prevalence of these issues, their harmful effects, and Jesus's teachings on dealing with temptation and pursuing sexual purity.
Jackie Hill Perry shares her journey from a distorted understanding of love to discovering redemption through Christ. She highlights God’s beautiful design for intimacy and encourages pursuing purity to reflect His love in relationships.
This devotion is based on the sermon: The Dangers of Lust Pastor’s Sermon Notes Devotional Nate Larkin was a successful pastor with a growing ministry, but behind the scenes, he was struggling with a deep addiction to pornography and sex. Out of fear, shame, and the pressure to appear “spiritually strong,” he kept his struggles hidden—even... Continue Reading →
This devotion emphasizes viewing others as masterpieces created by God, rather than through lustful desire. Recognizing their divine image fosters respect, dignity, and love, transforming interactions and aligning with Christ's perspective.
This devotion emphasizes viewing others as masterpieces created by God, rather than through lustful desire. Recognizing their divine image fosters respect, dignity, and love, transforming interactions and aligning with Christ's perspective.
This devotion is based on the sermon: The Dangers of Lust Pastor’s Sermon Notes Devotional We often focus on external behaviors when dealing with sin, but Jesus calls us to examine our hearts. In today's digital age, temptation is just a click away, making it crucial to understand that the battle begins in our minds and... Continue Reading →
The sermon discusses the dangers of lust and pornography based on Matthew 5:27-30, emphasizing the prevalence of these issues, their harmful effects, and Jesus's teachings on dealing with temptation and pursuing sexual purity.
An Uncomfortable Conversation Steph (my wife) and I were riding in the car when she asked a question that caught me off guard. Almost instantly, I felt embarrassment and shame rise up in my body—my face got warm, and I could feel the clammy tension that comes when you know you’ve been exposed. “I was... Continue Reading →