Sunday Morning, October 23, 2016

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Sunday Morning, October 23, 2016

[audio:https://www.ekklesia.church/Services/2016/20161023/20161023.mp3]

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Scripture: Romans 12

-Attending church church service should serve as a reminder of things you need to be doing in your walk with the Lord.

-Pray before and after you attend church service. Regardless of what you think God set church up for a reason.

-God is coming back for a church not for just an individual person.

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 6

-Sexual sin is not the same as other sins. 20,000 people were killed for fornication.

-There would be tons less reality shows if sexual sin wasn’t so prevalent.

-There are a lot of women who would be a lot less famous if they weren’t popular for sex.

-Don’t play with fornication flee form fornication.

-If you are a believer, everywhere you go God goes with you. He goes to church with you, and on Facebook with you.

-Some people are not fleeing fornication they are trying to see how close they can get to it.

Scripture: Deuteronomy 23

-Sorry doesn’t always settle things. Unless you truly repent the sin is still there.

-God has not called us to just be remorseful. The bible does not say that remorse is repentance.

-People who are truly sorry and have repented will work towards making amends and fixing the issue.

-Do you have lingering commitments to God that you have not kept?

-Some people may feel satisfied that you feel sorry for what you did…but that is not repentance.

-There is a difference between Godly sorrow and worldly sorrow.

-Have you made commitments to God that you haven’t kept?

Scripture: Psalms 66 & 103

-If you regard iniquity in your heart God will not hear you.

-Be thankful for the people that God has put in your life.

-We owe God our best effort.

-Don’t swear on God. Let your yes be yes and your no be no.

-If you make a commitment to the Lord and don’t keep it that is considered sin.

Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9

-God loves cheerful givers.