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Speaker 1: All right, Our scripture is going to come from the
Speaker 1: first letter of Paul to the Corinthians. So if you
Speaker 1: have if you have your Bibles with you, go to
Speaker 1: First Corinthians, Chapter six, verses twelve to twenty.
Speaker 2: Let's start with verse twelve. Paul says, to the church
Speaker 2: in Corinthias and to the Church in corinth I mean
Speaker 2: I have the right to do anything you say, but
Speaker 2: not everything is beneficial la hat by de Mungo in Akatuluno.
Speaker 1: I have the right to do anything, but I will
Speaker 1: not be mastered by anything you say. Food for the
Speaker 1: stomach and the stomach for food, and God will destroy
Speaker 1: them both. The body, however, is not meant for sexual immorality,
Speaker 1: but for the Lord, and the Lord for the body.
Speaker 1: Let's jump to verse eighteen. Paul says, flee from sexual immorality.
Speaker 1: All other sins a person commits are outside the body.
Speaker 1: But whoever sins sexually sins against their own body. Do
Speaker 1: you not know that your bodies are temples of the
Speaker 1: Holy Spirit, who.
Speaker 2: Is in you, whom you have received from God. You
Speaker 2: are not your own.
Speaker 1: You were bought at a price. Therefore, honor God with
Speaker 1: your bodies. Help me introduce today's topic or today's message.
Speaker 1: I've entitled it Clean Hands, Pure Hearts, and we have
Speaker 1: the subtitle how to Defeat Sexual Sin. We live in
Speaker 1: a sex saturated society Guide Samarine, TV, music, social media.
Speaker 1: Everywhere you go, everywhere you go, it is either celebrated
Speaker 1: or it is either promoted.
Speaker 2: Right Guide.
Speaker 1: Our generation, in fact, has been given the easiest access
Speaker 1: more than any other generation in history.
Speaker 2: It is so easy now.
Speaker 1: To commit sexual immorality, more than ever generations that have
Speaker 1: gone before us.
Speaker 2: Right there used to be shamed.
Speaker 1: There used to be guilt associated with this type of sin.
Speaker 1: But now our culture pin pushna, adding culture that, adding
Speaker 1: culture naon. This sin has now become a standard for popularity,
Speaker 1: for value, for influence. The less clothes you have on,
Speaker 1: the more followers you get, Tama, amen bah. Because the
Speaker 1: culture has promoted this, we are now reaping the consequences.
Speaker 2: The sex sexual immorality is acting.
Speaker 1: My boy, We're now reaping the consequences in our generation today.
Speaker 1: And you may ask, what are these what are these consequences?
Speaker 2: I know my consequences. No sexual immorality is sating.
Speaker 1: You would see and wanted pregnancy rit, teen age pregnancy STDs,
Speaker 1: addiction to pornography, emotional abuse, physical abuse, mental health issues,
Speaker 1: and many more.
Speaker 2: And while I was studying with While I was studying.
Speaker 1: This topic, it came across its statistics in the ACM
Speaker 1: post published Silana is some article apparently this adult entertainment
Speaker 1: site marin Cilang statistics Nonili Labas at the end of
Speaker 1: the year, and I found out I read in that
Speaker 1: ASSM post Sabitoon. In twenty eighteen, we are ranked number
Speaker 1: ten top ten tayos a lah maha banza ogumagamit no
Speaker 1: adult entertainment site in all of the world. Church we
Speaker 1: are top ten sixty two percent being males who are
Speaker 1: consuming this adult entertainment videos. And then what's even more
Speaker 1: scarier Number one tayo amount of time or a length
Speaker 1: of time Nanila lagi nothing is an adult entertainment site.
Speaker 1: It's averaging. It's SOMETHINOI one Filipino is averaging. The existeny
Speaker 1: is a adult entertainment site for thirteen minutes and fifty seconds.
Speaker 2: And we are number one worldwide. And what's also very interesting.
Speaker 1: Is that we are also first worldwide in the number
Speaker 1: of women watching porn at thirty eight percent. And if
Speaker 1: that is not yet scary for you, let's take a
Speaker 1: look at twenty twenty one. In twenty twenty one, Tayna
Speaker 1: round number nine, Sabo Mundo, who are consuming any adult
Speaker 1: entertainment video, we are first, still number one, but in
Speaker 1: tailes a length of time Nanila Lagi NABATINOI. We are
Speaker 1: still first worldwide in the number of women who are
Speaker 1: watching porn, and that has gone up from thirty eight
Speaker 1: percent in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: There are now.
Speaker 1: Fifty two percent of women Filippina Pinnai Filipino women who
Speaker 1: are watching porn more than the men, fifty two percent.
Speaker 1: Now in twenty twenty two, we're still ninth. By the
Speaker 1: by traffic ibig Sabinian activity or your movement, the number
Speaker 1: of visits in their site, we're still number nine, sab Omundo.
Speaker 2: Now we're third a time spent per.
Speaker 1: Visit, but it's just thirty seconds less than last year.
Speaker 1: We're still first worldwide in the number of women who
Speaker 1: are watching porn. We've gone up one percent fifty three
Speaker 1: percent nine a Mahappilipina and non born and this is scarier.
Speaker 2: This really disturbed me and Pinaule.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty two, we are now second worldwide.
Speaker 2: In the most number of gen.
Speaker 1: Zs who are watching porn mas maam nan gen z
Speaker 1: and no no born this gen z are aged eighteen
Speaker 1: to twenty four dipatin alama you mahindlan divulge when they
Speaker 1: watch these kinds of videos. Are you guys article.
Speaker 2: Let duna tayo, so.
Speaker 1: You would see the urgency your urgency nothing ada nothingsapan
Speaker 1: ito nada nothing sexual immorality, most especially parasating mahanak, parasating
Speaker 1: maha batta and even before the youth, they are supposed
Speaker 1: this generation and my gen zs, this generation or the
Speaker 1: future of the church, they're supposed to lift the banner
Speaker 1: of Jesus in the most crucial time of world history
Speaker 1: when Jesus our Lord is about to come silgre represent
Speaker 1: notting tangin on. But where is the enemy taking them
Speaker 1: and ago and not in church? No no malang badayo
Speaker 1: bi bingie and a lang batayo.
Speaker 2: And our children.
Speaker 1: Thirty eight percent where seton worldwide worldwide church masmarami no maga,
Speaker 1: no adult and or like the visits some adult entertainment
Speaker 1: sites NATO.
Speaker 2: It's not just sad that is horrific parasatin. So you
Speaker 2: see the urgency.
Speaker 1: That the reason why laguzapan on top and you would
Speaker 1: sigurd And what is sexual immorality in the first place,
Speaker 1: Let's define it. When Paul said that the body is
Speaker 1: not for sexual immorality, he used the original term purnea
Speaker 1: sabin sabini apostle Paul. In the Greek term it is purnee,
Speaker 1: a sexual immorality in the Greek is purnea. Maybe translation
Speaker 1: of my Bible and you maybe you would see this
Speaker 1: word as fornication because in the NASB New American Standard Bible,
Speaker 1: it is translated as fornication, but it's still the same
Speaker 1: as sexual immorality. Sexual immorality, as scripture defines it, is
Speaker 1: any sexual activity outside of marriage. The English word pornography
Speaker 1: is from the word itself purnea, And you would argue
Speaker 1: with me asama bas sexual im Scripture defines it that
Speaker 1: sexual immorality, it is sex outside of marriage. But actually
Speaker 1: the word pornography, like I said, is from the word purnea.
Speaker 2: And since porn it.
Speaker 1: Is reasonable to include it in the category of sexual
Speaker 1: immorality or pornea is because born it you're focusing your
Speaker 1: sexual desire, You're focusing your sexual energy.
Speaker 2: To someone that is not your spouse.
Speaker 1: And remember when Jesus said in Mathew five, verse twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Jesus said that when you look at your brother or
Speaker 1: your sister with your with lust in your eyes, you're
Speaker 1: already committing adultery in your heart. So but nothing in
Speaker 1: Kasa is Santao with lust in your eyes, You're already
Speaker 1: committing adultery in your heart.
Speaker 2: So it pi Sabinka.
Speaker 1: But lelastka say Santao, then you're already committing adultery. And
Speaker 1: adultery is a type of sexual immorality.
Speaker 2: Amen.
Speaker 1: Now for us to understand the context of first Corinthians,
Speaker 1: kumback at Nasabini Paul by Nasabini apostle Paul is a
Speaker 1: church in Corinth, that the body is not for sexual
Speaker 1: immorality and that they should flee sexual immorality.
Speaker 2: Let us see your culture, no church in Corinth.
Speaker 1: Actually it is not different, not not much different culture,
Speaker 1: not in satin Mundo. When Paul left the church in
Speaker 1: Corinth after nam established, and or in church on after
Speaker 1: you am established after one and a half years Lamanni
Speaker 1: Paul that the Corinthians, a church in Corinth, were actually
Speaker 1: dealing with the same sexual the same sin which is
Speaker 1: sexual immorality.
Speaker 2: They were dealing with this. And in the Greek or.
Speaker 1: Roman culture on a church in Corinth, sex of all
Speaker 1: kinds are normalized normal sahanilay in prostitution, normal sahanila, adultery
Speaker 1: in pedophilia, homosexuality and every other sexual immorality. And so
Speaker 1: you would see grow up Kagan background or of course
Speaker 1: apostle Paul and Asa being the body is not for
Speaker 1: sexual immorality and that you should flee sexual immorality. You
Speaker 1: would understand combatilla la in normal nini normal longn man
Speaker 1: paris minion because they grew up with that kind of environment.
Speaker 1: So no wonder you makrishanos a church in corinth they
Speaker 1: have trouble seeing.
Speaker 2: What's the big deal, Paul, what's the big deal?
Speaker 1: Because they grew up with that kind of environment. And
Speaker 1: that is also the same environment that our youth right.
Speaker 2: Now is growing up in.
Speaker 1: La Parasanila Andao. They had this philosophy that the spirit
Speaker 1: is separate from the body.
Speaker 2: Na i'm a Corinthians.
Speaker 1: Back then they had this philosophy in nhiualai atwan s Spirito.
Speaker 1: So since they had this this philosophy in life in
Speaker 1: accept lay in in their day. You are religious pagans
Speaker 1: in the Makrishano. They would see these people, oka see
Speaker 1: happening on my church in Cornhi. Nothing going then in play,
Speaker 1: and so this is not far from what is happening
Speaker 1: in our generation today. A lot of people think anatawan,
Speaker 1: I separate. I think spiritod effects spiritu more.
Speaker 2: But i'm inala.
Speaker 1: If you would ask people combarrazellana gay engage in casual
Speaker 1: sex or Barzilla no no, no pornography or batzilla, why
Speaker 1: they even commit adultery, the common answer would be because
Speaker 1: manini physical lumna Manian.
Speaker 2: And this is not hard for us to prove that
Speaker 2: this is not the case.
Speaker 1: Indeed, I Ankatawan say, is spirito broken families?
Speaker 2: You would see that in broken families.
Speaker 1: You would see that in scarred marriages, mistrust in marriages,
Speaker 1: emotional trauma, mental health issues.
Speaker 2: Low self esteem. So in physical.
Speaker 1: Even after the generations, Pamelia, even after committing.
Speaker 2: That sin, generations and generations in your family line are
Speaker 2: still affected.
Speaker 1: So that path physical, not indition, happened to sating Emotionsamelia. Right,
Speaker 1: Yes you can, yes you can take a bath to
Speaker 1: erase the marks on your body. But you can never
Speaker 1: erase the memory and the consequences of the choices that
Speaker 1: you made, and it can live on through generations in
Speaker 1: your family line. A lot of us are products of
Speaker 1: broken families. A lot of us are products of people
Speaker 1: our parents committing.
Speaker 2: Sins, chooses, choosing something, choosing sin in their lives, and
Speaker 2: we are now reap.
Speaker 1: The effects and the consequences of their choices. Soa guy,
Speaker 1: So that is not the case.
Speaker 2: The the body is not separate from the spirit.
Speaker 1: And also the Corinthians also had this principle that the
Speaker 1: food is for the stomach and the stomach is the
Speaker 1: food is for the stomach, and the stomach is for food.
Speaker 1: So justified in Kite. And it's because my body wants
Speaker 1: my stomach wants food, sexual urge, sexual desire, I think
Speaker 1: proceeds you.
Speaker 2: What's the problem, you're Macrinthians, and so it's a big problem.
Speaker 1: Do we seriously think equal I'm adding chants acting Katawa.
Speaker 1: Do we serious living that eating is equal to getting
Speaker 1: into someone's bed?
Speaker 2: Amla?
Speaker 1: You know in Lam that was not your equal into
Speaker 1: getting into someone's bed, committing sexual immorality Allah you know
Speaker 1: in Amen, So that is not the vising demo poiding
Speaker 1: gameeting you. My my stomach is gutumka sexual urge.
Speaker 2: No, you cannot.
Speaker 1: You cannot use the same the same idea or principle
Speaker 1: in your body right.
Speaker 2: That is such a big leap, a lacking and unlacking,
Speaker 2: a guatnon. And our body is more than just eating.
Speaker 2: It's more than just a sma.
Speaker 1: It's more than just our sexual organs.
Speaker 2: It serves a larger purpose.
Speaker 1: Any Apostle Paul, in verse nineteen, do you not know
Speaker 1: that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, A
Speaker 1: though nat in a templo place of worship, a sacred
Speaker 1: place where you meet the Almighty God. Our bodies are
Speaker 1: temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom
Speaker 1: you have received from God. And it takes it deeper,
Speaker 1: speni Apostle Paul.
Speaker 2: You are not your own in Mamaiari.
Speaker 1: You were bought at a price. Therefore, honor God with
Speaker 1: your body the moment that you gave your life to Jesus.
Speaker 1: You gave everything at Mahakatawan, So you do not have
Speaker 1: the right to your own body. The moment you gave
Speaker 1: your life to Jesus, that body must be used to
Speaker 1: glorify the Lord, Naidayan. I know this, this sex, the
Speaker 1: sexual immorality.
Speaker 2: And I'm at the end. What if I'm.
Speaker 1: Already in it? I want to put Nahu. How do
Speaker 1: I defeat sexual sin? Psalm twenty four Versus Versus three
Speaker 1: to four says, who may ascend the mountain of the Lord.
Speaker 2: Who may stand in his holy place?
Speaker 1: The one who has clean hands and a pure heart,
Speaker 1: who does not trust in an idol or swear by
Speaker 1: a false god, Sabina, in clean hands and a pure heart.
Speaker 2: Put out your hands in the air, why not? In
Speaker 2: so your hands are something physical.
Speaker 1: But it's not just clean hands, it's not just outside.
Speaker 1: It's not just something that you can see. In order
Speaker 1: for you to stand before the Lord in the holy place,
Speaker 1: you must have a pure heart, Sabina, in a pure heart.
Speaker 1: The problem with us in the church, a problem at
Speaker 1: in Bahan is because is that.
Speaker 2: We are only concerned.
Speaker 1: We're only concerned with the physical cleanliness, right. We don't
Speaker 1: care enough to examine what's the content, what's inside the heart.
Speaker 1: That is why Kahan in church raise their hands in worship.
Speaker 1: They can pose social they can post Bible verses on
Speaker 1: social media.
Speaker 2: But still have an impure mind. And heart.
Speaker 1: In reality maramisa, who are living a double lifestyle.
Speaker 2: So church malinis nomalinis.
Speaker 1: But when you go HomeOS, when the doors are closed
Speaker 1: behind you a roan, is it a lamna maromanbusumo. Just
Speaker 1: because you're a virgin, just because you're single, just because
Speaker 1: you're not sleeping around, it does not mean that you
Speaker 1: have the right to go around and have this sense
Speaker 1: of pride and godliness. Because the goal is not virginity.
Speaker 1: The goal is purity. Purity here, purity here now. Don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, Please do not cut this trim at
Speaker 1: imposed TikTok. Does it not become The goal is not virginity.
Speaker 1: If you are a virgin, we celebrate you. That is
Speaker 1: how it should be. We celebrate you. If you are
Speaker 1: a virgin, don't get me wrong, we celebrate you. And
Speaker 1: if you are right now, please keep it that way.
Speaker 1: We love you and we celebrate you. Keep it that
Speaker 1: way until marriage. The Lord wants that for you will
Speaker 1: napangin on yan parasayu, that you keep yourself virgin until
Speaker 1: God leads you to a man or to a woman
Speaker 1: in ridge. However, virginity and singleness does not mean that
Speaker 1: you're pure. There are a lot of single and virgin
Speaker 1: Christians out there nuloo at enslaved salast and pornography because
Speaker 1: India and malinis jumpuso malinisipan. Virginity and purity are not
Speaker 1: one in the same. Virginity is seen is what is
Speaker 1: seen on the outside, But purity is what's inside your
Speaker 1: heart and the nature.
Speaker 2: Of your thoughts. And remember Jesus.
Speaker 1: Remember Jesus when he was always angry with the religious leaders.
Speaker 1: It was always angry because he thought that they were
Speaker 1: so hypocrites, they were very they were hypocrites because on
Speaker 1: the outside mila righteous la tau.
Speaker 2: But then.
Speaker 1: In this surrenders act in just own prideau sonia. And
Speaker 1: Jesus was always angry at hypocrites.
Speaker 2: Us a la bas okay perusalob it's rotting. Purity is
Speaker 2: what you do when no one is watching.
Speaker 1: Purity looks at the state of your heart and the
Speaker 1: nature of your thoughts. And God calls us to more
Speaker 1: than just virginity. God calls us to purity ikai pure
Speaker 1: in your in your mind and in your heart. Automatically,
Speaker 1: you will remain virgin, You will remain nicely save us
Speaker 1: alimo because you're you're in your mind and in your thoughts,
Speaker 1: in your heart.
Speaker 2: Amen bah amen.
Speaker 1: Second Timothy, verse a, chapter two, verse twenty two. This
Speaker 1: is very easy to remember. Two too too too right.
Speaker 1: So second Timoti, chapter two, verse twenty two. What was
Speaker 1: it at in Diana about sexual immorality? Timothy, Chapter two,
Speaker 1: verse twenty two. Sab nipaal saa men. Timothy, Now, flee
Speaker 1: from youthful lust and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace
Speaker 1: with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart.
Speaker 1: Ati Dayan, you're just you just said that virginity is
Speaker 1: really not the goal. I need to be pure automatically,
Speaker 1: and pusuko I pure automatically. I will save myself for marriage. Yes,
Speaker 1: Now what is purity? How do I get there? How
Speaker 1: can I have it?
Speaker 2: What will I do? And go in? Paramagain? Pure is
Speaker 2: even coparamaga in pur and pussuro. That is the the
Speaker 2: the thing.
Speaker 1: It's because purity is not somewhere that you arrive. Purity
Speaker 1: is not a destination, but it's a journey with Jesus.
Speaker 1: Purity is an ongoing pursuit after Jesus Christ. You do
Speaker 1: not become pure when you get married.
Speaker 2: News flash, you do not become pure when you stop
Speaker 2: watching porn.
Speaker 1: You do not become pure when you no longer stare
Speaker 1: at someone in a ha bikini. It's not somewhere you arrive.
Speaker 1: It's an ongoing pursuit after Jesus. But because sat in
Speaker 1: a geo, I have the sexual desire, have these sexual
Speaker 1: urges at the dayan pa and marry. People will tell
Speaker 1: you now that the case, you will still have sexual urges.
Speaker 1: You will still have sexual desires because satin, that sexual
Speaker 1: desire is from the Lord. But the enemy has perverted
Speaker 1: that sexual desire to use it for his purposes. So
Speaker 1: my own kat I don't sexual desire nomerotai that is
Speaker 1: natural in you because on satin for the purpose of marriage.
Speaker 2: But the enemy wants to lie to us.
Speaker 1: Enemy nagamting tomanosexual desires namayo for his purpose to steal
Speaker 1: from you, to kill you and destroy your god given calling. Now,
Speaker 1: purity again is not a level that you reach where
Speaker 1: you stop struggling na naopan. No, the apostle Paul does
Speaker 1: not say that purity is when you stop engaging in
Speaker 1: sexual sin. Purity is a constant, continual pursuit after Jesus.
Speaker 1: Lagi kang tumat on it's not somewhere that you arrive.
Speaker 2: Puritan. No, you are. You become pure when.
Speaker 1: You're always in the presence of the Lord. And when
Speaker 1: you're always in the presence of the Lord I bi zabihina.
Speaker 2: After him.
Speaker 1: You're always pursuing him, my pinian iliga, and you are
Speaker 1: pursuing this person. You always want to be in their presence, right,
Speaker 1: you always want to get to know them. And that
Speaker 1: is also how you pursue nothing sating, panging on that, not.
Speaker 2: In as present on manahing in josh and.
Speaker 1: We are we get to have the mind of Christ
Speaker 1: when we're always pursuing after Jesus. Even if you stop
Speaker 1: that particular physical sin, it does not mean that you
Speaker 1: are pure. So the goal is not to merely stop
Speaker 1: gil of course it is gal of course, of course, Mattapos,
Speaker 1: is not to merely stop the act.
Speaker 2: Or the the or engage in the act of sexual sin.
Speaker 1: But the goal is always to pursue Jesus. When you
Speaker 1: pursue Jesus, being pure comes out naturally. So put it
Speaker 1: in the in your this in your notebooks, makoha some
Speaker 1: message not in today. It is this purity is a
Speaker 1: result of your pursuit of Jesus. Purity is the result
Speaker 1: of your pursuit of Jesus.
Speaker 2: It is not somewhere you arrive. It is not a destination.
Speaker 1: It is a continual, constant pursuit chasing after the Lord Jesus.
Speaker 1: Some of you don't know my testimony. Some of you
Speaker 1: may have read it somewhere, or some of you may
Speaker 1: know it already in the side some Christian home. I
Speaker 1: did not grow grow up in a Christian in a
Speaker 1: Christian home, Christian families.
Speaker 2: I did not have that kind of family.
Speaker 1: So well, I'm on background, and what does an will when.
Speaker 2: It comes to my sexuality.
Speaker 1: So at the age of five, I was exposed to
Speaker 1: pornography by my own family members. I remember one time
Speaker 1: my man Sar, he grabbed me and he said, Bornsam ignorante.
Speaker 1: And I had that mentality, mental MENTALITYO, it's actually it's
Speaker 1: being fed to me nowaga Nayan.
Speaker 2: Ignorante.
Speaker 1: And so at twelve years old, I had my first
Speaker 1: boyfriend at thirteenminom smoking and drinking until I was twenty
Speaker 1: two years old.
Speaker 2: Hesus, I was sitting right there twenty two years old.
Speaker 1: In twenty seventeen, Unan Besis gan Salang Dito satins in
Speaker 1: Bahan here in Jia Rama Nava, and I praised the
Speaker 1: Lord for that time because Simula no Akhuai thirteen hangangsakua
Speaker 1: Akuai twenty two years old, I was living the wild life, parties, party, drugs, smoking, drinking, men,
Speaker 1: women lahad.
Speaker 2: And when I met the Lord Jesus, while I.
Speaker 1: Was sitting right there, Pusuo perindi agadem buhaiko, I was
Speaker 1: my heart was really touched perro Inabago.
Speaker 2: It didn't happen overnight. So that's twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: In twenty nineteen, I decided to serve the Lord bugging
Speaker 1: is asamaga volunteers and a things in Bahan and I
Speaker 1: was a greater on Hello Po, welcome to church. So
Speaker 1: I was there on and then it was during that
Speaker 1: season while serving in the church, the Lord started to
Speaker 1: convict me sexual immorality, the sexual sense that I was
Speaker 1: engaging in at the time volunteer Nao esus Nambuco, I
Speaker 1: was still engaging in sexual sin and so I decided
Speaker 1: Lord helped me to Moro to stop this.
Speaker 2: And so I decided to honor.
Speaker 1: The Lord at Gila and so that Parasa normal Lang
Speaker 1: I'm born, remember when I was, when I was five
Speaker 1: years old, para normal parasa and I'm born because you.
Speaker 2: Actually exposed so para normal LAMG.
Speaker 1: So I stopped the app til co in sexual activity
Speaker 1: or sexual immorality that I was engaging in pero turnaco
Speaker 1: so pornography normal lamb, physical lamasaking, it's a future go
Speaker 1: and so I stopped the activity.
Speaker 2: But then I was addicted to pornography.
Speaker 1: And then after just a few months later, with having
Speaker 1: these sexual desires and sexual images hacking ma sipan. There
Speaker 1: was also even a time Di frustrated, frustrated naw I
Speaker 1: stopped watching pornography. And then even until then, am I
Speaker 1: supposed to give in to this sexual desire and in
Speaker 1: colorid That was so frustrated because in the lacking mental
Speaker 1: health was being being affected.
Speaker 2: And at that time, while I was I remember we're
Speaker 2: in worship at that time.
Speaker 1: My sais Pastor Stephen Saba Salitan deliverance, and it stuck
Speaker 1: in my heart.
Speaker 2: So you better during that week, but that was no
Speaker 2: worship experience.
Speaker 1: I mean on Sunday during that week, I would hear
Speaker 1: it in podcasts, I would hear it in certain messages.
Speaker 1: I would always hear it everywhere, Lord, and no deliverance.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what that what that word is.
Speaker 1: But and while I was praying, the Holy Spirit spoke
Speaker 1: to my heart and he said, confess it. He said,
Speaker 1: confess it, confess. And I remember a scripture in James five.
Speaker 1: That is that is why it pays to memorize scripture.
Speaker 1: That is why it pays to read the Bible. Because
Speaker 1: I remember in James five, Saba, the confess your sins
Speaker 1: to one another and pray for one another so that
Speaker 1: you may be healed.
Speaker 2: I have to confess, Lord, any confess And so he
Speaker 2: gave me a name. And then I confessed everything to
Speaker 2: disperse on la easy panco. I confessed everything to disperse
Speaker 2: on at a brain. And ever since that day, I
Speaker 2: believe I was delivered. Praise the Lord.
Speaker 1: Ever since that day, ever since that day, it's been
Speaker 1: so easy for me. It's been so easy for me
Speaker 1: to take my thoughts captive. And I thank the Lord
Speaker 1: for delivering me on that day.
Speaker 2: But it did not stop there. It did not stop.
Speaker 1: The Indeed, sabihin that deliverance has already accord in your life.
Speaker 1: The deliverance have to be steward, give us one sables?
Speaker 2: Are you way? No, it's not that it doesn't work
Speaker 2: that way. You have to store it over the deliverance
Speaker 2: that the Lord gave you. And remember that stop, remember
Speaker 2: not stop.
Speaker 1: Okay, Lord did you not? You're not gonna engage in
Speaker 1: sexual immorality.
Speaker 2: And even that was in.
Speaker 1: Volu legit volunteer the legitation. But then yes, I stopped
Speaker 1: the activity. But the thoughts came running to my head.
Speaker 1: It's because it's never really just physical. It's never really physical.
Speaker 1: It will always affect your entire life. And people would
Speaker 1: always ask me, I did the end you said made
Speaker 1: to take your thoughts captive. But how about me, mccount?
Speaker 1: How do I fight sexual sin? And that's the thing,
Speaker 1: that's the thing I tell them all the time. That's
Speaker 1: the thing that the reason why you are losing is
Speaker 1: because you're fighting something you are commanded to flee from.
Speaker 1: I think the struggle as a sexual sin. Let's just
Speaker 1: struggle sexual desires. Let's just struggle. You're not supposed to struggle.
Speaker 1: You're supposed to run as fast as you can. And
Speaker 1: the apostle Paul now flee from youthful last tak ball.
Speaker 1: We are not going to fight against LUs. We are
Speaker 1: demanded by God to flee from it. Remember when I
Speaker 1: was delivered from sexual immorality, from all of those things.
Speaker 2: It did not mean there that there is nothing else
Speaker 2: to be done. Big Sabina.
Speaker 1: Kite, I know that I will not do anything on
Speaker 1: my part para protect the hand at eastward you deliverance
Speaker 1: sabangin on. You have to get rid of it, throw
Speaker 1: it away, flee from youthful last. This is the only
Speaker 1: area saatin mahabu hi napinapa yah gantapang on na mabu.
Speaker 1: Because Kaya we are called to enjure suffering. Right, we
Speaker 1: are called to break strongholds. Right, we are called to
Speaker 1: overcome fear and anxiety. But when it comes to the tentation,
Speaker 1: we are called demanded, commanded by the Lord to run.
Speaker 2: As fast as you can.
Speaker 1: You cannot fight something that God thinks you cannot win.
Speaker 1: Joseph did not try to endure last. Remember when he
Speaker 1: was tempted by Potifir's wife, Remember him, Joseph. Joseph did
Speaker 1: not try to evangelize Potifir's wife. Hands Lord Jesus, you
Speaker 1: know in the nast out in Demonios, Right, my last
Speaker 1: my demon, demonic last long, the monic, class.
Speaker 2: My, my, my, my spirit and last, I need to
Speaker 2: get out of this right and having.
Speaker 1: Siguru my father issues to come here them in. You know,
Speaker 1: I think avena, maybe this girl or this woman or
Speaker 1: this man, maybe you haven't felt the real love.
Speaker 2: What did he know? He ran as fast as he
Speaker 2: can more, run forest, run, run for rest.
Speaker 1: Rundi Sabi is a Matthew five verse thirty. And if
Speaker 1: your right hand causes you to stumble, cut it off
Speaker 1: and throw it away, it is better for you to
Speaker 1: lose one part of your body than for your whole
Speaker 1: body to go into hell.
Speaker 2: Sab some bad guy going on, some bad guy. It
Speaker 2: causes you to sing gig rasso and combat bad guy
Speaker 2: and gig rasso and gomba napapa on. Then you have
Speaker 2: to get rid of it.
Speaker 1: Get rid of it kabati, got it off, throw it away,
Speaker 1: kailangb sabin klang i'm goma identify you might trigger point
Speaker 1: small and you not a trigger.
Speaker 2: Sayo. You have to be smart.
Speaker 1: It's not all about viniga and delivering some pan on.
Speaker 1: You have to be smart with what you allow to
Speaker 1: get into your mind. There are things in life now,
Speaker 1: my mamabad like social media bag my maga bag. We
Speaker 1: put out there nanats hating, but on some days indibtis hating. Right,
Speaker 1: It could be easy as internet, social media, I ma mahamukaibium.
Speaker 1: But if the Lord is asking you to do that,
Speaker 1: why not amen? If the Lord, if if that is
Speaker 1: what it takes for you to have freedom and deliverance,
Speaker 1: why not is that if that.
Speaker 2: Is what it takes for you for your soul to
Speaker 2: be saved, for your soul to really have freedom and
Speaker 2: peace and joy and bb guy right.
Speaker 1: So you cannot receive freedom from last without something that
Speaker 1: is is being removed. Cannot live without internet, on social media,
Speaker 1: no online worship, experience nothing Alamo that we meet here
Speaker 1: every Sunday, nine a m twelve twelve known three pm,
Speaker 1: three floor, Anetta square ball Monumento Alamo.
Speaker 2: You know need these things, kuma bagno.
Speaker 1: Salas hating pangin on, then cut it off, identify your
Speaker 1: trigger points and also sapole sab Nipole is still in
Speaker 1: second Timothy, Now flee from youthful loss and personighteousness, faith,
Speaker 1: love and peace with those who call on the Lord
Speaker 1: from up your heart. That pad surround the garapati maga
Speaker 1: believers that pad surround the nani walas hating pangin on
Speaker 1: and my convictions.
Speaker 2: So you have to choose your friends if you.
Speaker 1: Want you want, if you want to have freedom, you
Speaker 1: have to be with free people in the umgasamo bound.
Speaker 1: Then it call your ma gig called dinnima gig bound
Speaker 1: in due time ki.
Speaker 2: In kapatid who you're going to surround yourself with. Amen. Now,
Speaker 2: as we and this message today, some.
Speaker 1: Of you might be thinking, Ati dayan, it's too late,
Speaker 1: it's too late for me. My maga go up, and
Speaker 1: I am and I empathize with you. I feel you, umbaga.
Speaker 1: I empathize with you because that is the reality of life.
Speaker 1: We've been we've done things in the past or doing
Speaker 1: things right now. We've been with some people, We've been
Speaker 1: in some places that we have regretted, regret nothing, and
Speaker 1: we are living in the consequences choices in naga nat
Speaker 1: in date And you might think that it's too late
Speaker 1: for you.
Speaker 2: Is my maga go up? The question for us now
Speaker 2: is what do we do now? How do we recover?
Speaker 2: What can God do? Adulter arena?
Speaker 1: What can God do if I'm already addicted to pornography.
Speaker 1: What can God do at in Diyane? I'm already pregnant
Speaker 1: and I'm all, I'm just fifteen. What can what can
Speaker 1: God do at in diyan? And aminta hananila you pictures go?
Speaker 1: Can God do something out of my life?
Speaker 2: Yes, Capatin, I me a living testimony of that.
Speaker 1: I would not believe and be here who never would
Speaker 1: ever thought I would never, never in my wildest dreams
Speaker 1: when I was seventeen or eighteen out there partying digom,
Speaker 1: I imagine it is, are really gonna dito?
Speaker 2: And only by the grace of the Lord. If he
Speaker 2: did it to me, he can do it to you.
Speaker 2: Sab In Ganina, sab in Ganina, he will do it again.
Speaker 2: He will do it again in your life.
Speaker 1: And there's also a story of a woman in John eighth.
Speaker 1: There was a story in in in John eight the
Speaker 1: young woman who was caught in the act of adultery.
Speaker 1: Remember that story. The woman caught in the act of
Speaker 1: adultery said that the Pharisees brought this woman she was
Speaker 1: imagine if she was caught in the act of adultery,
Speaker 1: sig she was naked, and she was brought into the crowd.
Speaker 1: She was brought by religious leaders, and and she she
Speaker 1: was humiliated.
Speaker 2: We don't know her name. All we know is what
Speaker 2: she's done. And sometimes people do that label label. But
Speaker 2: what is the response of Jesus.
Speaker 1: There's story in that and John it it reveals the
Speaker 1: heart of jesusala.
Speaker 2: In Karihan.
Speaker 1: It reveals the heart of Jesus, who is ready not
Speaker 1: to condemn you, not to condemn you pero. At the
Speaker 1: same time he commands.
Speaker 2: Us to go and sin no more.
Speaker 1: Our God, and is not about what we've done. It's
Speaker 1: about what Jesus did on the cross. So there is
Speaker 1: therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.
Speaker 1: And if you are this person right now, maybe it's
Speaker 1: too late for me. No, it's not too late for you, kapatid.
Speaker 1: You can still live in the in the pure life.
Speaker 1: You can still have purity in your heart even if
Speaker 1: your life, even if your past is so messed up
Speaker 1: tight Sabi is the first John, chapter one, verse seven.
Speaker 1: But if we walk in the light as He is
Speaker 1: in the light, then we have fellowship with the One
Speaker 1: with one another, and the blood of Jesus, his son
Speaker 1: purifies us from all sins. It's not about stopping the act,
Speaker 1: of course, but it's not just about stopping the act.
Speaker 2: It's about pursuing after Jesus.
Speaker 1: Why it is the blood of Jesus that purifies us
Speaker 1: from all our sins. Can we put ourselves in the
Speaker 1: presence of the Lord Daui and also let's stand up.
Speaker 2: And in this moment.
Speaker 1: I heard it was very clear in my heart that
Speaker 1: there are people in this room, my ma actings in Bahan,
Speaker 1: in this place right now that needs cleansing, that needs
Speaker 1: to be purified from all of the thoughts, from all
Speaker 1: of the contents of the heart. And if you're that person,
Speaker 1: just put yourself adding Masaily, it's a present and banging on.
Speaker 1: If this generation is a generation that always seeks after
Speaker 1: their own desires, after the world's pleasures and lust and
Speaker 1: sexual immorality, we are going to decide today that this generation,
Speaker 1: right here and right now, this generation is going to
Speaker 1: seek after the face of Jesus. Today, Lord banging on
Speaker 1: binababami Masaili, Lord God as we short, Lord.
Speaker 2: Knowing bang on andam in Marima, I'm in Lord.
Speaker 1: God nam and banging on cleanse us Jesus, purify us.
Speaker 2: Banging on sab salita, Lord God, that you and your
Speaker 2: blood Lord God has washed as wide as snow banging on.
Speaker 2: Use this moment, Lord God.
Speaker 1: Pam in la. Lord God, provide us banging on. Give
Speaker 1: us that clean heart. Lord God, give us that pure heart.
Speaker 2: Lord God in just stopping the sin. But we seek
Speaker 2: after you, the God of Jacob.
Speaker 1: Make it your prayer today, Church, Global family, make it
Speaker 1: your prayer today to have clean hands and pure hearts
Speaker 1: before the Lord's worship.
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Speaker 2: God bless you all.