The Wisdom to Defeat Sexual Sin

The sermon addresses sexual sin using Solomon's warnings in Proverbs 5-7. The pastor defines sexual sin as any sexual activity or desire outside marriage between a man and woman, emphasizing this comes from Scripture, not personal judgment. He explains that Solomon, despite his own failures with 700 wives and 300 concubines, wrote these chapters to warn his sons about sexual temptation. The message covers how sexual sin is seductive, promising pleasure but ultimately destructive, and how it starts small with seemingly innocent actions. The pastor emphasizes the need for parents to proactively educate their children about sex, biology, and God's design rather than letting culture fill that role.

In this message:

Sexual sin is any sexual activity or sexual desire outside the Covenant of marriage between a man and a woman.Sexual sin is seductive because it provides pleasure and feels good, but ultimately destroys lives.Parents need to be proactive in teaching their children about sex and God's design rather than being reactive.Sexual sin starts small with seemingly innocent actions that can develop into patterns and addictions.Christian parents and churches need to be experts on sex instead of avoiding the subject.