Sermon Academy 10/9/26 Sermon Academy 10/9/26

How should Christians think about consent within marriage? A Biblical Guide

Paul instructs married couples on their mutual responsibilities and the importance of avoiding temptation through self-restraint and shared devotion.

Sermon Academy 10/8/26 Sermon Academy 10/8/26

2 Peter 1:5–7: Self-Control and Gentleness

Second Peter 1:5–7 calls believers to add self-control, perseverance, godliness, and brotherly affection to their faith. These qualities grow from God's prior gift, not as a way to earn salvation.

Sermon Academy 10/6/26 Sermon Academy 10/6/26

How can dating couples set healthy physical boundaries? A Biblical Guide

In this passage, Paul addresses the importance of living a life that honors God by avoiding sexual immorality and maintaining self-control.

Sermon Academy 9/27/26 Sermon Academy 9/27/26

What Does Proverbs 13:3 Mean? Context, Theology, and Application

This article explores how Proverbs 13:3 emphasizes the importance of controlling our words as a key aspect of wisdom and moral integrity.

Sermon Academy 9/26/26 Sermon Academy 9/26/26

What Does 1 Peter 4:7 Mean? Context, Theology, and Application

1 Peter 4:7 reminds Christians that the end is near and urges them to be clear-minded, self-controlled, and devoted in prayer.

Sermon Academy 8/1/26 Sermon Academy 8/1/26

What Does Galatians 5:23 Mean? Context, Theology, and Application

Galatians 5:23 names gentleness and self-control as Spirit-produced qualities of a life shaped by Christ, then affirms that God’s law does not oppose such fruit.