The sermon titled "Adulterous" by Tim James focuses on the theological implications of the commandment "Thou shalt not commit adultery" from Exodus 20:14. The preacher emphasizes that adultery goes beyond physical infidelity, illustrating that it is fundamentally a matter of the heart and one's relationship with God. He draws on several Scripture references, including Matthew 5:27-28, which reveals that even lustful thoughts constitute adultery in the heart. James elaborates on the communal nature of sin and contrasts the act of adultery with the believer's union with Christ, asserting that returning to the law after having been united with Christ is akin to spiritual adultery (Romans 7). Practically, this sermon underscores the importance of understanding the deeper spiritual significance of sin, encouraging believers to remain faithful in their relationship with Christ rather than seeking validation through adherence to the law.
“To commit adultery is to declare that the bride of Christ can join herself to another.”
“If you're married to one, you can't have a relationship with the other. That would make you an adulterer.”
“Denial of the gospel is adultery.”
“Thou shalt not commit adultery carries more weight than what is involved in natural marriage.”
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