Just finished listening to this excellent preach via Podcast.
I was reminded of what Steve Farrar’s “Finishing Strong” has to say about the practical help accountability is in this area. To be able to share your struggles with someone you love and trust, and who loves and trusts Jesus,is a great help in avoiding sin in general and the shipwreck of sexual sin in particular.
Also the matter of “the right thing in the right context” – I have been struck by how the world talks about sex. This is so often to measure an individuals worth by thier physical appearance and performance in this area. Sex in the context of marriage says I will love you unconditionally and not on terms of how you perform.
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The Community Church has a vision for a church that will make a difference in the heart of our communities, region and nations. We aim to do this by focusing on four particular priorities: 1. Loving God
We want to give Him the best of our time and energy to make Him known and bring Him glory. 2. Loving Each Other
We are convinced that one of the greatest needs of this generation is to build strong, supportive communities - our vision is to be such a community. 3. Loving Those Who Do Not Know Jesus
We are, building a church that prioritises others with the good news of Christ. 4. Going To The Nations
Our commission is to reach the ends of the earth, starting in Honiton.
Just finished listening to this excellent preach via Podcast.
I was reminded of what Steve Farrar’s “Finishing Strong” has to say about the practical help accountability is in this area. To be able to share your struggles with someone you love and trust, and who loves and trusts Jesus,is a great help in avoiding sin in general and the shipwreck of sexual sin in particular.
Also the matter of “the right thing in the right context” – I have been struck by how the world talks about sex. This is so often to measure an individuals worth by thier physical appearance and performance in this area. Sex in the context of marriage says I will love you unconditionally and not on terms of how you perform.