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Theology of the Sexes

Theology of the Sexes

Live and love like the LORD to enjoy the rewards of the LORD's land.

Pastor Jason uses 2 Timothy 3:16–4:5 to frame an exposition of Matthew 5:27–30, organizing the text under four primary actions: 1. Reproving 2. Correcting 3. Instructing 4. Exhorting First, he explains that Jesus reproves "ear-tickling teaching," referencing how the religious scribes truncated the seventh commandment into a minimal, external restriction. Under this superficial teaching, people felt secure by merely refraining from the physical act, completely ignoring internal desire. Second, Jesus provides correcting truth by asserting His ultimate authority as the divine lawgiver. He clarifies that anyone looking at a woman with lust has already committed adultery in his heart, demonstrating that God's law stringently demands purity of heart rather than just outward compliance. Moving into instruction, the sermon addresses Jesus's radical commands to tear out one's right eye or cut off one's right hand if they cause one to stumble. Emphasizes that "stumbling" in this context is a severe, near-unrecoverable fall from salvation, comparing it to the temporary believers in the parable of the soils who fall away during affliction. Rather than prescribing literal self-mutilation, these extreme commands serve as figurative language highlighting the deep seriousness required to deal with the root of sin. The sermon concludes with a powerful exhortation to pursue holiness, urging believers to make no provision for the flesh, to aggressively starve and kill sin, and to rest their hope in the grace of Jesus Christ.

Theology of the Sexes

An examination of the seventh commandment prohibiting adultery and the related commandments regarding sexual purity given in the Mosaic Law that almost completely overlap with requirements that are restated in the New Testament under the Dispensation of Grace.

Walt Heyer is a senior fellow with Family Research Council. Walt is a husband, father, and corporate executive who underwent gender transition surgery at the age of 42 and tried to live as a woman for 8 years. Through therapy and faith in God, Walt was restored to his male identity and biological reality. He now helps others who regret trying to live in a manner at odds with how God created them. His is a story of redemption and hope. Walt has written 7 books and numerous articles. His newest release is titled, Embracing God's Design: Addressing the Spiritual and Psychological Crisis Behind Transgender Identity. Over the years there's been a significant increase in those who are identifying differently than their biological sex. From drag queen story hours to the entertainment industry, from corporate America to medical institutions, to classroom reading material, school locker room policies and more, young people are being educated to believe that a boy can be a girl and vice-versa. As a result, some have gone on to chemically and physically damage themselves in an attempt to change their gender. So don't miss this edition of Crosstalk as Walt explains, from first hand experience, what this phenomenon is all about. It involves understanding how this trend impacts the mind of youth in their formative years, the impact on American society overall, the battle over language and word definitions as each side attempts to defend their positions, the impact of the educational system in this battle and much more, including input from listeners nationwide.

How should Christians speak with LGBTQ friends in a way that reflects both biblical truth and genuine compassion? In this episode, "Speaking Truth and Love to LGBTQ Friends," Dave Jenkins explains why Christians must hold truth and love together when discussing sexuality, identity, repentance, and the gospel. Dave addresses questions about same-sex attraction, "gay Christianity," continuing in sin, and how believers can faithfully engage difficult conversations while pointing people to Christ. He also explains why the gospel—not moral improvement—is the true hope for every sinner. This episode will help Christians think biblically about sexuality while learning how to engage others with compassion, humility, conviction, and gospel hope. For more episodes of Equipping You in Grace, visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/equipping-you-in-grace-2/

Many begin a month-long celebration of the terrible sin of "pride" as it pertains to Sodom. We will see what the Bible Believing Christian should think about the matter. Also Reference: Psalm 10:4, Proverbs 18:13, Proverbs 16:18, 1 John 2:15-17 https://bbfohio.com

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