Kim continues to take a deep dive on the dangers of sexual immorality, and the Bible has so much to say about sex. This episode focuses on how Sex intermingles DNA and bodily fluid and the implications for the bloodline as Sex reproduces offspring.

5 Reasons Why God prescribes sex between one man and one woman

The Son's of God intermingled and polluted the DNA of man when they took women as wives. They produced a race of giants (hybrid species) that were NOT Godly offspring. This sexual immoral act not only polluted the offspring, but it also polluted the earth by spawning violence. The consequence: the great flood -- God's solution to destroy both man and earth, sparing Noah, his family, and the animals on the arc.

Today, we have examples of inbreeding and incest and the devastating consequence (e.g. royal families). Sexual immorality is diabolical, and Satan knows this. However, the blood of Jesus Christ is the atonement for our sexual sins. This is the hope for the Body of Christ!

Key takeaway:

Sex mixes the DNA and impacts the bloodline. Sexual immorality compromises our biology, our DNA, and the bloodline. We are the bloodline of Jesus Christ. We

If the Body of Christ understood what sexual sin entailed, there would be a whole different level of repentance.

Lev 12:2-5; Lev 15; Genesis 6:1-4; 11-13; Lev 18:6-18;

As Kim continues to teach on the dangers of sexual immorality, this episode focuses on Sex establishes a covenant.

5 Reasons Why God prescribes sex between one man and one woman

What does the Bible say about Covenants? The Greek translation of covenant means to dispose or give

We know from the book of Genesis, men and women are joined as one body (one flesh) through a covenant that we

God initiates a covenant with humanity. Satan seduces humanity to make a covenant with him. Whenever sex (holy or unholy) occurs, there is always a spiritual entity involved.

We can choose who or what we have sex with (freewill); however, we cannot choose the spiritual entity that is involved in our actions. Through sex, Satan preys upon the weak, the innocent, and the immature.

Key takeaways:

As believers, we receive the essence of God in our souls when we are born again.

While we possess the Word of God, are we possessed by God's word???

Do you have the essence of God? If so, are you walking in a higher degree of authority?

Are you becoming "true to the Truth"… or are you pretending?

Why doesn't the Church (particularly leadership) talk

There is nothing new under the sun…

Lev 20:10-26; Genesis 2:23-24; Hebrews 13:4; 1 Cor 6:16-17; Deut 22:13-19; Genesis 4:6-7; 1 Cor 7:1-7

This episode continues to build upon why Sex is worship and how this kind of worship leads to idolatry. Kim looks closely at Israel's sexual sin and debauchery in the Old Testament. This includes Israel's worship of Baal and Ashteroth, male/ female prostitutes in the temple, and sexual worship of pagan gods. Keep in mind, King Solomon's heart was turned away from God when he married foreign women and built a high place for Astarte, Chemosh and for Molech/ Milcom for sacrifice.

5 Reasons Why God prescribes sex between one man and one woman

Sexual immorality is not new; it's one of the main weapons that Satan uses to steal the hearts, bodies and souls and destroy the spirit of God's people. The penalty for sexual immorality in the Old Testament was DEATH!

In today's sexually charged culture, Christians will have to "cut down" the Ashteroth poles in their own lives. This is a wake-up call to the Body of Christ, especially the church leaders who are increasingly being exposed for their own sexual sins, abuse of power, and greed.

A message to the Church: Will we offer all parts of ourselves to God? Will we come under the judgment of God in the area of sex and sexuality?

1 Cor 6:12-13; Matthew 22:37-40; Matthew 6:24; Genesis 14:5; Genesis 19:4-11; Deut 22: 13-30; Deut 23:1; 17; Judges 6:25-29; 1 Cor 5:2; 1 Kings 11:1-8; 28-40; Ezekiel 33:26

In episode #317 on False Prophets and False Teachers, the allegations of those of Church leaders being exposed today include the abuse of power and authority, the misuse of money and materialism, and sexual immorality.

This episode begins a five( 5) part series of teachings that focuses on Sexual Immorality (sex outside of marriage) and why it's more dangerous than other sin. The scripture has a LOT to say about sexual immorality, so let's begin!

5 Reasons Why God prescribes sex between one man and one woman

In Part of 1 this 5-part series, Kim will focus on why SEX IS

Key takeaways:

Sexual sin is the worship of Satan.

We are called as Christians to worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth; worship is a spiritual matter. Worship requires a temple, and WE are the temple of the living God.

Paul wrote about sexual immorality to the Corinthians:

The body is NOT for sexual immorality and the Lord for the body; your body is part of Christ's body. Therefore, why would you take a part of Christ's body and make it a part of a prostitute?

Anyone joined to a prostitute is ONE body with her. Where have we heard of being "joined as one body"? And, anyone joined to the Lord is one Spirit with Him.

God's will for us is our sanctification, to keep away from sexual immorality, and to be HOLY.

Holiness is about WORSHIP, and this includes how we manage our bodies. We worship God with your body!

Sex is worship that leads to idolatry. Whatever you yield yourself to becomes your master. 

Aren't we called to worship God, and no other gods, as the one true God? Jesus Christ is God!

Choose wisely… choose Christ!

Genesis 2:21-25; 1 Cor 5:9-13; 1 Cor 6; Genesis 2:24; Mark 5:30-34; 1 Thess 4:1-8; Titus 1:16

In Part 2 Kim continues to build on how we will know false prophets and false teachers by their fruit.  This teaching uses Jude's letter to the Church which confirms what Peter wrote in his letters that was covered in Part 1.

False prophets and teachers turn the Grace of God into sensuality. Their purpose is to get you to forget the Father, to have you follow them over God, and to rely on their prophetic words and/ or dreams. Sadly, we are witnessing today more leaders of the Church (pastors, prophets, teachers, apostles and evangelists) being exposed for sexual sin, abuse of power, and money exploitation.

While God judges the world, we as Christians are to judge the Church as Paul described in his first letter to the church of Corinth (1 Cor 5). What we see today in the Church is the people (the Body) are NOT holding the leaders (the Head) accountable. And, we wonder why the Church is in the state that it's in today.

We are to "be wise as serpents and harmless as doves."

Titus 1:16; Jude; 2 Peter 2; Deut 13:1-5; Jer 23:25-32; 1 Cor 5; 2 Chron 20:20

"Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves. You will know them by their fruits." Matthew 7:15-16

What the bible says about false prophets and false teachers:

They promise freedom but are slaves of corruption.

We cannot evaluate and conclude that someone is a true prophet or teacher simply because they are operating in the gifts of the spirit and are performing signs, wonders, and miracles. We must see beyond what is being shown to us. We must develop inward sight about the outward things. AND, we only develop inward sight when we allow truth to dwell in our innermost being.

In Part 3 of our series on "To Tithe or NOT to Tithe? What does the bible say about tithing and giving", Kim wraps up this series by addressing the law of giving. Included in this episode are five (5) requirements in scripture that should govern how we give and what we give.

Key takeaway:

Giving, and the lack thereof has eternal consequences. If one chooses to give a tenth (or more), then let them do so freely and NOT because there is an external requirement from a pastor, prophet, apostle, teacher, or evangelist.

Matthew 25: 31-46; Matthew 22: 37-40; Romans 8:4; Hebrews 7:9-11; Lev 19-9-10; John 3:16; 1 Cor 1:2; 2 Cor 1:1; 2 Cor 8&9; Colossians 3:17; 23-25; Acts 4:34-36

After laying the Biblical context of tithing and giving in Part 1, Kim addresses the law of tithing in episode 313. All are encouraged to listen to Part 1 and how Jesus, the "new covenant", changed the order of worship and sacrifice from external to internal (matter of the heart). 

Most proponents of tithing use Abraham and his example when he tithed one-tenth to Melchizedek. However, it's important to understand covenants as it relates to Abraham and his tithing to Melchizedek. Why? Because covenants help us to know and understand the context of "where to put things" or like things with other like things.

As it relates to tithing, Kim's teaching focuses on the covenant God made with Abraham. The Abrahamic covenant was a unilateral covenant where God chose a specific people

When Abraham tithed to Melchizedek, Kim is of the opinion that God was NOT laying out the justification of tithing for the Gentiles, nor was He endorsing the continuance of tithing for the Levites since there was no temple for the Levitical priests to maintain.

"In speaking of 'new covenant,' he has made the

Jesus is the new covenant between God and ALL mankind. Under the new covenant, the temple of God

So, what does this mean today as it relates to tithing for pastors and those serving the Lord? Stay tuned to next week as Kim addresses the law of giving and what God does require of us who believe.

Genesis 14:17-21; Genesis 12:1-2; Romans 4:11; Hebrews 7:1-10; Hebrews 8:1-3;10-13; Hebrews 9:1; Romans 1:16; Romans 6:13; Numbers 18:21; 26; Lev 27:30; Deut 14:24; 2

What does God's word prescribe about giving and tithing? How much do we give? What are the rules or laws for giving? Are we required to tithe?

Biblical "context" is always important. In Part 1 of this teaching, Kim provides the appropriate context and offers a scriptural perspective and provide the context of tithing between Old and New Testaments. However, the decision to tithe or not to tithe is an individual one.

The key takeaway from this episode: Jesus flipped the script; He changed the order and made it clear -- what's on the "inside" matters more than you do externally.

Part 2 will address the law of tithing.

Luke 6:45; Matthew 23:25-27; 1 Cor 6:19; Matthew 5:3-28; Matthew 7:13-14; Matthew 23:231 Timothy 6:1-12

Episode #311 completes the series on Worship is Sacrifice.

As the Lord leads us into deeper waters, Kim shows the Old Testament order and precedence of worship as we move from manmade temples to the temples made by God (believers). All are encouraged to listen to Parts 1 & 2 in this series to understand how Jesus, through his blood, sanctioned a new covenant and a new order and way of worshipping God. (John 4:23-24; Romans 11:34-36)

In this episode, Kim shows us in scripture that the new way of worship DOES NOT specify that we ought to go the Temple (Church) in order to worship in the new order and way. The clash of the old and new covenants is unpacked.

Get ready because some "sacred cows" associated with attending Church (aka. modern manmade temples) will be discussed for consideration.

Has the Church turned the Sabbath into a workday called "worship"?

Isn't the Sabbath supposed to be a day of rest?

The focus is YOU and who Christ is in you.

Is Christ living within you as the new temple?

How are you responding to Him?

What is He telling you to love and sacrifice for others that He will count as a treasured worship in Heaven?

7 Takeaways

John 15:16-17; Romans 12:1; 1 John 4:7-11; Acts 4:32-37; Matthew 12:1-8; Matthew 9:13; Exodus 31:12-14; Leviticus 24:8-9; 1 Samuel 21:1-6; John 6:33; 35, 49-51; 1 Timothy 1:5-7; 1 Peter 2:9; Romans 12:1; Acts 1:8