Doing things we wish we would not have done or wish we didn’t do can make us have a feeling of disgust in ourselves. Avoiding this pain would mean that we would have to remain pure in all avenues of our lives.

What is purity and is purity possible?

Who do we affect and what is effected when we have impurities in our lives?

We can break purities down into our ways, our words, and our wants.

Do we strive and seek to achieve purity as men?

Do we seek to stay in societal norms, which are rapidly changing, or biblical truths about purity?

Do we see the Bible as dos and don’ts or as means to the way God planned for us to have the best within boundaries?

Where do you set your boundaries and how do you keep them?

What do you do when temptation arises?

God created sexual intimacy for you to have a deep commitment with your wife. Our physical desire lends for many to cloud the purity that was intended. It does not mean that we continue in the ways we have been going, but that we repent and ask God to show us His intentional plan for purity.

Love is a service to others - it is not for yourself. The lack of training and teaching lends us to our feelings - typically physical satisfaction. We give our bodies what we feel makes us “satisfied”, but it sometimes leaves us numb to the intimacy we were created for.

Use Episode 6 to delve deeper into your desires that have been impure and see where your heart has been and where your desires should be turned in order to gain a mind and body of purity - through Christ.