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Aug 19, 2022 13 min

Sexual Immorality Conclusion - Episode 4

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In wrapping up the 4 part series on Sexual Immorality, our Pastors discuss the importance of sharing their hurts, pains, trials, and tribulations with sexual immorality, through supporting scriptures such as Titus 2 and John 8. We are all called to represent the church, and our Pastors did not let their vulnerability, gloss over their past. When you are broken, situations can seem as if you have no one to talk to. The devil wants to keep you in a place of shame, hurt, disgrace and condemnation. The devil wants to seal your mouth in order to keep you in the darkness. GOD / JESUS can LOVE you out of your horrible situation, experiences and choices. The church should NOT shame you for your sins. The church has to help RESTORE the one stuck in sin. Our past impacts our FUTURE and GOD / JESUS can and will deliver you from your brokenness. We thank you for joining our Podcast this week. We encourage you to pray and listen to what GOD shares with you and your family. Know that GOD loves you and we do too. Join us every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month at 7 pm EST for the next podcast. Please submit your prayer requests on our website familyvisionministries.org. Remember to subscribe and follow us on: Facebook - FVM1700 Instagram- FamilyVisionMinistries

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