Theme: my beloved wife and i had a conversation yesterday night and the next morning about me i was a fornicator we talked about how Lord Jesus sent me free satan have monitoring spirits they really do listen to our conversations i drive Lyft and Uber for a living the rules, are, no one can have sexual conversations or solicit each other for sex i had a hour ride yesterday

to a Mercedes-Benz dealership the woman was 62 she tried to come on to me she did not care about me being married 🥲

Wisdom speaks.

A faith that can’t be tested can’t be trusted satan and his demons will test us to.

Story time.

I gave the lady my testimony i let her know my beloved wife and i been together for 35 years marriage for 25 years and 10 months i expressed to her how i used to be a fornicator i don’t know that she was gathering information about me from me until i arrived at her drop off when we got to the dealership she asked me please tell me how you got set free my answer was through my biblical repentance as if she didn’t know she just wanted to know if i was still fornicating, being a married man i let her know in our conversation that I’m a preacher as well sad to say women like sleeping around with preachers and some preachers like sleeping around with women she asked me do you know of a insurance company as if she didn’t know and she said if you have a pin, i would like to write down that number i gave her the pen i started going through my phone to get my insurance company number in the process of me going through my phone she said this to me i know you and your wife have a understanding, but this is my number it was a real subtle i took her number after she got out i thought about her movements and her number went in the trash. She told me she’s 62 on our way to the Benz dealer she knew that preachers love money not this preacher if I was the way she was thinking in my head I would put it all together she have some money she was real subtle seeing if i was still a fornicator she will never receive a phone call from me my thought was maybe i can minister to her she’s an old lady looking for how bad to rock we can’t expect us from people. She’s still a fornicator fornication is satan will whatever is in our hearts that don’t suppose to be there will leak out when i started thinking about the conversation that woman had a manipulating spirit you would not think that a 62 year old woman will be looking for a sex partner and willing to pay the sex partner. Please be careful spiritually speaking.

Conclusion.

1 Corinthians 6:18-20

Run from sexual sin! No other sin so clearly affects the body as this one does.

For sexual immorality is a sin against your own body. Don’t you realize that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, who lives in you and was given to you by God? You do not belong to yourself,

for God bought you with a high price.

So you must honor God with your body.

Conclusion.

1 Corinthians 6:18-20 addresses the issue of sexual immorality, urging believers to flee from it and to honor God with their bodies.

The passage emphasizes that sexual sin is uniquely damaging to the body because it involves the misuse of the body, which is considered a temple of the Holy Spirit.

Here's a more detailed look at the background:

Context:

The Corinthian church was grappling with various issues, including sexual immorality.

Some believers were struggling to understand the Christ-ian concept of freedom and were misinterpreting it, leading to moral laxity.

This passage specifically addresses the issue of sexual immorality, which was a serious concern within the Corinthian community and it still is in 2025

Apostle Paul letters to the Corinthians often addressed specific problems within the church, and this section is no exception.

Key Points:

Sexual immorality is unique:

Unlike other sins, sexual immorality directly affects the body.

Body is a temple:

The passage emphasizes that the body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, highlighting the importance of treating it with respect and reverence.

Bought at a price:

Paul reminds the Corinthians that they were not their own but were purchased by God's sacrifice.

Glorifying God:

The passage urges believers to use their bodies to glorify God, recognizing that they are not simply physical beings but are also spiritual beings who have a responsibility to honor their Creator.

In essence, 1 Corinthians 6:18-20 is a powerful reminder that sexual purity is essential for Christ-ians because it involves the sacredness of the body, which is a temple of the Holy Spirit and was bought at a price.