《KeyTruthReviewLesson#20.pptVIP

* [Have your youth read the passage] Paul continues in Ephesians 5 by reminding us of some other ways we can Use the gift of sex in the wrong way This would include the following: (obscenity, pornography) And Tell or listen to unclean jokes [Click to the next slide] * [Have your youth record the answer] [Click to the next slide] * [Have your youth read the passage] Question: According to this passage do you have to outwardly commit adultery or can you commit it in your heart as well. Answer: You can commit it in your heart as well Therefore, in order to keep this commandment before marriage a Christian will not want to have any unclean thoughts. [Click to the next slide] * [Have your youth record the answer] Illustration: Noble saw Jena walking down the street. He noticed that she was very attractive. It didn’t take long before he began to lust after her. And the lust in his mind found its way to his lips. He confided to his best friend, “I’d sure like to get her into bed.” “Standing on the Corner, “ a hit song from many years ago, has a line that goes like this: “Brother, you can’t go to jail for what you’re thinking.” Now it’s true that the police can’t put you in jail for thinking impure thoughts, but as the Matthew and Ephesians passages tell us, impure thoughts and words, as well as deeds, are sinful in God’s sight. [Click to the next slide] * Let’s now see what a Christian will not want to do after they are married. [Have your youth read the passage] According to Hebrews we see that God wants to reserve sexual relations for a married couple. Question: According to this passage what does God forbid? Answer: He forbids the use of sex outside of marriage. This is called adultery. [Click to the next slide] * [Have your youth record the answer] [Click to the next slide] * [Have your youth read the passage] Question: According to this passage from where do the evil thoughts of adultery and sexual immorality come? Answer: They come out of the heart.