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EPISODE · May 6, 2022 · 9 MIN

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from Douglas Jacoby Podcast · host Douglas Jacoby

For additional notes and resources check out Douglas’ website.The ProblemToo many Christians are defeated by:the uncleanness of materialismthe pollution of sexual temptationa general lack of holiness & fire for the things of the LordIt's normal to feel unclean in the presence of God. But once we're cleansed, we should be ready for service (Isa 6:1-9; 2 Tim 2:19-22). Yet at times we all come short in the area of discipleship.With this in mind, the goal of this series accords with Paul's intention in writing to Timothy (1 Tim 1:5-7). We all need three precious things -- without which we may shipwreck our faith (1 Tim 1:18-19).a pure hearta good consciencea sincere faithSeekers are attracted to God when they see a truly sacrificial spiritual life (Rom 12:1-2; John 12:32). While none of us wants to shipwreck our faith, the disaster normally begins with (greater and greater) moral compromises.The PlanGet ready for an entire month of focus onCleanliness in the OT (Psalms, Proverbs, Isaiah)Cleanliness in the NT (James, Peter, John, Paul)Walking in the Light – a terribly misunderstood conceptOT & NT lepersNT exorcismsOT & NT reanimationsJesus’ (unique) resurrectionPurity and Transformation in the history of ChristianityHence the full title of the 31-podcast series:CLEAN IN '17 – Purity, Cleansing, Leprosy, Exorcism, & Reanimation.

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