Modesty | What Is Acceptable What Is Not

[@tekoathorndiketv5173]

What a good conversation and loaded with wisdom and insight on how we could rethink the way we dress if needed, our own personal convection and what the Bible says about causing our brother and sisters to stumble in areas they could be struggling in…. I am looking forward to the next conversation

[@shyamjey467]

Amen 🙏🏻

[@jasonmathew7560]

Good tough topic and great discussion!

[@hopeanchorfarm5566]

Great Podcast! Thanks for addressing this topic❤️😊

[@samanthajoseph7704]

I used to dress really revealing, when I gave my life to the Lord slowly I started to feel like my clothes weren't "me" anymore. That's because my inner change was affecting my outer change, in this case my attire. The more Christ like I become the more my clothing changed. I would say that any Christian truly seeking God will feel the same. With that being said when I see Christians that don't dress modestly instead of shaming them in my head I just think... I used to be there, and the Lord will work that out of them in his time, and that transition is a beautiful thing it will be part of their testimony one day. Likewise from the opposite perspective we are called to take every thought captive, like you guys said, you cast away those thoughts, you rebuke them and pray for the person and for strength for yourself. It also helps to try to try and see people's soul rather than their physical being which is good practice for any kind of social interaction, trying to separate the sin from the person like Paul says. I'm not saying people shouldn't be held accountable for their actions, I'm saying I've been learning (without accepting the sin) to love past the sin.

[@greentree730]

For men at a pool party, typically men do not wear a shirt swimming. It's a lot of bare skin, but only in the pool. Out of a pool, shirt is on.

[@greentree730]

There should not be cleavage with females, I feel. No yoga type pants for women, no super tight jeans either. I think anyone can look their own style and feel good without drawing attention to their bodies.