Hope for The Adulterous Heart | Joshua Broome | Harris Creek Sermons
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2025
- Jesus is calling us to a higher standard of living and what we need is not to try harder to modify our behavior, rather we need heart transformation that comes from fully surrendering our entire lives to Jesus’ authority. In this sermon we learn from Joshua Broome, a former pornstar turned pastor, who points us towards Jesus' words on these truths.
1. Authority Reassigned
2. Adultery Redefined
3. The Adulterous Heart Redeemed
Life Group Discussion:
How do you put up guardrails to protect your heart from tripping up?
Do you bring your struggles to your heavenly Father? Or do you try to hide your struggles from God and others?
Do you take inventory of your life? What are you watching? What are you reading? What are you listening to? Who are you hanging out with? What do you need to stop doing that keeps you from becoming the likeness of Christ?
Came here to watch the former porn star preach-left with a hell of a message! Josh, thank you for spreading god’s word❤ I’m on my way back to him
God bless you!!
Joshua all most changes how i thoght and i how a schuld See life Prais the Lord Jesus Christ ❤
Thank you for your testimony. Ive struggled with pornography. I dont want it in my life no more.
Great message
Broome at JPs church. Two of my favorite Kingdom growers. Power in this message🖤
When he said adultery, I thought he said a Dollar Tree 💀
he was saying idolatry haha
I thought he meant what he was doing when he was filming getting railed by a hand of black men. Guess I was wrong.
Amazing 😭🙌
Great message. Please stop with the organ music at the end. It is manipulation. If the message is true and of God, we dont need to be manipulated with emotional music. Thanks
Music is experienced in heaven. If you are holy then you will remain concentrated on the message or focus on laying judgment. You're welcome.
@@isackhernandez3691 sounds like you're judging me...
Totally agree with you that’s emotion not the Holy Spirit
Not many are ready for this conversation, but it's the truth. Music, when played in certain ways (e.g., starting strong and then dropping everything towards the chorus), has been used by Christian bands like Hillsong and Bethel, as well as secular pop musicians, to elicit emotion. When this is done in the context of worship, even an unbeliever can feel like they've worshipped God and live their lives deceived.
@@AshGeo precisely