By: Jessica

Jessica — Thu, 29 May 2008 01:21:57 +0000

Very well said!
It is time we all realized how many sexual issues the church is dealing with today.

By: Darryl

Darryl — Tue, 27 May 2008 02:51:11 +0000

David:
“If discipleship training incorporated sexuality, I think you’d see a BIG difference in behavior.”
Some excellent thoughts, including this sentence. Thank you.

By: Rev. David Hammock

Rev. David Hammock — Mon, 26 May 2008 08:39:24 +0000

One more point I forgot to submit in my previous comment.
It is only through the grace, mercy, love and hope of God that any of us will ever be fully alive.
Thanks again.
Rev. David Hammock
http://www.revivalsforamerica.org

By: Rev. David Hammock

Rev. David Hammock — Mon, 26 May 2008 08:36:57 +0000

Thank you for the sermon. Well said.
I have a number of points about the issue of sexuality I’d like to share.
Sexuality is a very intricate part of life that is never talked about enough, taught properly about, or preached with passion, and truth to the point people will truly listen. Often I say, in the end people make choices to do what they want. And they do-good or bad.
As a minister I learn from couples that they were not taught at home by parents, or in church. Many emotionally, mentally, socially, verbally and sexually dysfunctional really are the best dressed people in town.
If discipleship training incorporated sexuality, I think you’d see a BIG difference in behavior.
People seek different sexual partners for many reasons. If you’re not happy with the sexual partner you were joined with for life(your spouse), looking outside of marriage never has and never will fix it.
If two partners are not willing to please one another (the marriage bed is undefiled), then I’d have to ask why? I hear some ministers try to say in their seminars that “God made this part of the body for this and that part of the body for that.” The bottom line: God made the body and it was good. Period. If you don’t want to please your mate, you’re in trouble and the sexual expression is merely an extension of a deeper set of problems.
If two marriage partners are having difficulty pleasing one another, that’s another set of circumstances to seek help with.
The biggest frustration, and disappointment I see and hear with couples is that “I just don’t feel like I once did.” Exploration beyond the present moment and present feelings leads many into trying to “feel” what they perceive is missing.
At the heart of all of this is the spiritual. Man is spirit, soul and body. He was meant to be fully functional and fully alive.
God bless you. Keep up the good work.
Rev. David Hammock
President & CEO
Revivals For America
http://www.revivalsforamerica.org

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