Has our modern culture embraced sexual expression at the expense of our well-being In this episode we explore the timeless wisdom of the Bible on purity and the dangers of succumbing to cultural pressures Discover why the apostle Paul challenged early Christians to champion moral purity the consequences of sexual immorality and the life-changing power of God's grace Get ready to examine your own heart and find the freedom to live a life that honors God Key Points Covered The Battle is Real The timeless struggle between our fleshly desires and God's design for purity Cultural Confusion How societal norms [... more]

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Episode Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions Show Notes CoreChristianity com Key questions answered in today's show Hello my name is Lou from Vincenza Italy I trust this note finds you and your families all well and safe from the virus My question is regarding Samuel this passage has always perplexed me It appears that David allows seven of Saul's heirs to be put to death by the Gibeonites for revenge and in order to answer prayer on behalf of the land v Am I reading this correctly Is there a deeper meaning that I'm missing When you [... more]