Proverbs: Sexual Immorality
ProverbsSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses the theme of sexual immorality in Proverbs and advises men and women to avoid being trapped by their desires. He emphasizes the importance of avoiding temptation and the dangers of engaging in illicit sexual behavior. Gregg also highlights the role of faithfulness, trustworthiness, and integrity in resisting temptation and maintaining a healthy relationship with God. Additionally, he discusses the issue of immodesty in clothing and the potential negative impact it can have on others.
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