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Ephesians 5:18-21; Being filled with the Spirit: the filling of the Spirit is necessary; promise from God: God gives the Holy Spirit; That is Christ in me-the Holy Spirit; the Holy Spirit came on the day of Pentecost for the special work of the "Church Age"; The Christian life is the life of the Spirit; the Holy Spirit os necessary for everything we see in Ephesians; Being filled with the Spirit is associated with sacred music: the is Spiritual power in sacred music; Eph. 5:19 addresses congregational singing in particular, as sacred music is closely associated with walking in the Spirit, the world's music is closely associated with walking in the flesh;

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

Ephesians 5:18-21; Being filled with the Spirit: the filling of the Spirit is necessary; promise from God: God gives the Holy Spirit; That is Christ in me-the Holy Spirit; the Holy Spirit came on the day of Pentecost for the special work of the "Church Age"; The Christian life is the life of the Spirit; the Holy Spirit os necessary for everything we see in Ephesians; Being filled with the Spirit is associated with sacred music: the is Spiritual power in sacred music; Eph. 5:19 addresses congregational singing in particular, as sacred music is closely associated with walking in the Spirit, the world's music is closely associated with walking in the flesh;

Immersion is God's Word is a major, major part of spiritual growth and Victory: No matter how dark the times, no matter how strong the enemy, Scripture os the Victory; If you're saved, you're a PRIEST, SOLDER, MINISTER OF SPIRITUAL GIFTS, if a father, a SPIRITUAL HEAD OF HOUSE, if a mother, A JEEPER OF THE HOME; all of these require special training in a NEW TESTAMENT Church. Part 1: The Bible's emphasis on immersion in Scripture & An Effectual Bible Study Habit: 1. Make Bible study a high priority; Part 2: Bible Memorization; Memory Verse Journal; Part 2: Pursuing a Serious Bible Education

For salvation; Spiritual Growth; a life of service; Christ has provided everything that's needed in this preset age; Victory is to surrender to Christ; Victory is a sound church; Pray for more New Testament churches; Pray for the kind of pastors that can lead New Testament churches

Can Christians appreciate nude art? The Roman Catholic and fine art traditions think so. But is nudity really ok as long as it's "non-erotic" and "artistic?" Kevin Swanson and Joshua Schwisow investigate what scripture has to say about public nudity, shame, and lust. They discuss: - Is the body – God's creation – intrinsically shameful? - What the Bible says about uncovering nakedness…and what we all know to do when it happens accidentally. Should our response be any different when it's on purpose? - The problem with lust, and why coveting sexual fulfillment in images is sin – even if they're not of real people - What the church fathers said about the Roman statues we now consider so artistic - The connection between demonization and nudity, and how missionaries living among unclothed native peoples dealt with it Got a topic you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected] Subscribe for more biblical answers to worldview questions from Generations. #WhatDoesTheBibleSayAboutThat #Generations #KevinSwanson #Nudity #ArtVsPorn

The sermon examines the nature of the spirit of antichrist as described in 1 John 4, distinguishing it from the true Spirit of God by its failure to confess Jesus Christ as having come in the flesh. It argues that this spirit often manifests through subtle deceptions that mimic Christ, such as promoting a form of godliness without the power of holiness or prioritizing human happiness over divine glory. The message emphasizes that true righteousness flows from an inward work of God that creates a new nature, rather than from external religious performance or moral effort. By contrasting the world's lusts and pride with the sanctifying truth of Scripture, the sermon urges believers to rely on the Word of God as the ultimate standard for discerning truth from error. It concludes by affirming that genuine love is a fruit of being born of God, serving as evidence of a transformed heart that knows the Father.

Pastor Seely examines the nature of the spirit of antichrist as described in 1 John 4, distinguishing it from the true Spirit of God by its inability to produce genuine holiness. The bible shows that while false teachings may mimic Christ's appearance, they lack the inward transformation that results from God's work, contrasting religious form with the new nature created in believers. The message critiques humanism and the prosperity gospel for prioritizing human happiness over Christ, identifying these as manifestations of worldly lusts and pride. It emphasizes the necessity of testing spirits against the Word of God, which serves as the ultimate standard for truth and discernment. Finally, the bible affirms that true love is a fruit of being born of God, distinguishing authentic Christian affection from mere human emotion.

Passage: 2 Thessalonians 1:11-12 We often pray for what we want, or what we think we need. But these prayers are often saturated with selfishness or simply the lusts of the flesh. Paul gives us 3 lessons on how to pray with purpose that is God honoring and Self humbling.