Though woman who choose to abort may be ignoring God’s moral standard in the moment, they rarely escape the lifelong guilt and heartache that results from their tragic choice. They have been designed by God as nurturers (cf. 1 Tim. 2:15; Tit. 2:4); they have God’s law written on their conscience (cf. Rom. 2:14-15); and they have often been manipulated into their decision by others (perhaps a boyfriend or husband). As a result, they are often scared by feelings of regret and shame even if they do not know the Lord (cf. Psm 32:3-4).
Right Thinking in a World Gone Wrong, Grace Community Church, 2009, p. 83.
It’s easier to avoid temptation then to resist it.
A Passion for Purity, Shepherd’s Conference, 2005, Session #33.
The process of lust is simple. It begins with attraction, it turns quickly to dissatisfaction with your current situation – you become dissatisfied with your spouse or with the one that you are supposedly in love with – it moves to fixation on another and you become ungrateful, discontented, and obsessive. You become filled with lust, and your thoughts and your mind are filled with images of the other person. You have nothing on your mind but an appetite for them. This person becomes on object of worship. They eventually are not even considered a person, because they’re an object, and you’re just looking for satisfaction. Gentlemen, this is classic idolatry!
A Passion for Purity, Shepherd’s Conference, 2005, Session #33.
The output in your life is in direct proportion to the intake of Scripture truth.
A Passion for Purity, Shepherd’s Conference, 2005, Session #33
Sex is from God. He gave it to us as a gift. It’s a wedding gift.
A Passion for Purity, Shepherd’s Conference, 2005, Session #33.