Living Life that Makes a Difference: Moral Purity, Part 2

Chuck Swindoll warns the Christian to flee sexual immorality and pursue holiness.

Mission of Dallas Seminary

• Preparation for ministry as godly servant leaders
• Emphasis on the word "godly"

Making a Difference

• Discussion on priorities and attitudes
• Importance of modeling values in personal and ministry life

Focus on Purity

• Moral purity as essential for making a difference

Understanding the Times

• Men of Issachar as examples of discernment and direction
• Relevance of understanding and responding to the culture

Challenges and Realities

• Connection with the Real World
  • Warning against losing touch with contemporary realities during studies
  • Need to remain relevant and in touch with societal issues
• Difficult Times
  • Description of harsh and perilous times as mentioned in 2 Timothy
  • Real-world challenges faced by ministers today compared to the past
• Cultural Erosion
  • Examples of societal decline and moral challenges
  • Statistics and personal anecdotes illustrating these issues
• Moral and Ethical Responsibilities
  • Call to live in godly purity and avoid moral failures
  • Apostle Paul’s teachings on sexual immorality and sanctification

Accountability

• Importance of being accountable to others
• Description of personal accountability practices

Realism and Vigilance

• Acknowledgment of the ongoing struggle with moral temptations
• Encouragement to remain vigilant and realistic about personal weaknesses

Consequences of Moral Failure

• Detailed enumeration of potential consequences of falling into immorality
• Personal and professional repercussions

Final Exhortation

• Encouragement to strive for godliness and purity
• Prayer for strength and guidance to live righteously

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