Fighting Lust

[@TwitchyCamper89]

Wow, talk about the spirit of God speaking thru youtube. Thank you for this sermon

[@gregsword1188]

This is the best sermon I have ever heard on this topic and one I DESPERATELY needed to hear at this point in my life. Thank-you for delivering it. PRAISE AND GLORY TO GOD!!!

[@mariocesaroga8196]

Thank you Pastor! We need this kind of preaching in our generation that we may die in our own selves every single day and be TRULY BORN AGAIN by the power of the Holy Spirit.

[@lynx6124]

Thanks for this!!!---Too much immorality now days!!--Please teach more 'End Times' messages for WE are the chosen generation.🙏🙏🙏

[@nurseannesinspirationalwellnes]

Thanks 🙏🏽

[@simuljustuset_peccator]

PRAISE GOD!

[@billiamnotbob]

Thankyou Pastor. I needed this message. It's one that sadly isn't preached in many a church these days. They're too busy talking about self esteem or other inanities. The Gospel should ALWAYS be the message. Again, my thanks.

[@lynx6124]

More and more churches are turning to these type sermons of trying to save people before the soon rapture for our generation Please come Jesus!!!

[@awomansstory.2019]

Amen. My husband "did it" with his married coworker, Maureen, just like dogs in a dog park. Now im filled with pain of betrayal and loneliness

[@johthemotivator]

One of the few true servants of GOD

[@kolyatar]

Praise God!

[@yaniszerkhfaoui8820]

Excellent work there; be encouraged brother! Listened twice.

[@SeekTruth-ts2hm]

The worship of one's will is a hallmark of asceticism. Millions suffer because they cannot understand the difference between sin and needs, the difference between sin and pleasure, the difference between sex and sexual release, the difference between a fantasy and an intention. They do not understand that the concept of lust is a post biblical creation made by ascetics who despised the body and promoted extreme self control which ceased to be self control and turned into self denial or deprivation of the needs of the body. The bible speaks about coveting a woman one cannot have in Matt 5:28, not about lust or sexual fantasy, but a real intent to have that woman in one's heart.

[@dougharder7212]

A husband who commits the sin of lust, which is adultery, does the wife have biblical grounds for divorce.

[@lynx6124]

'sounds' doubtful

[@SeekTruth-ts2hm]

There is no such thing. As long as he does not covet another woman, he has no adultery in his heart, just natural sexual attractions. Matt 5:27-28 is the most misused verse in the entire Bible.