Podcasts about biblical modesty

A new MP3 sermon from Tabernacle Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Biblical Modesty Subtitle: YAC 2024 Speaker: Brother Chris Simpson Broadcaster: Tabernacle Baptist Church Event: Conference Date: 8/9/2024 Length: 34 min.

If you're an active Christian woman who grew up in the church, chances are you've had "the talk" on modesty. And, perhaps if you're like me it left you with a lot of rules and maybe a few misconceptions about your body. What does it look like to wear active clothes and be modest? How can we practice modesty from a place of compassion, rather than compulsion to follow the rules? Tune in for that and more!  In this episode you'll hear: How many of the approaches to teaching Biblical modesty have created “ick” for active Christian women when it comes to what we wear Why the oversimplification of modesty down to hemlines and necklines isn't always the most helpful approach to developing Biblical ModestyWhat God has to say about the clothes that we choose to wear Three truths that can guide you to choose clothes that reflect a modest heart P.S. Ready to finally get FREEDOM from body shame with the power of the Gospel? Save your seat and get your ticket for the Bodies and Bibles Masterclass TODAY by clicking HERE.

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Alright so it's summer. The sun's out and it's hot! The temptation to wear “breathable” clothes to stay cool continues to be on the forefront of all of our minds - so there's no better time than now to unpack biblical modesty! What does the Bible say about what we should and should not wear? What is biblical modesty? Head coverings? Can women wear pants? Join our host Andrew Marcus as he sits down with his wife Michelle Marcus to unpack what the Bible teaches us and how can we live it out in the midst of today's culture!

Have you ever wondered what a religion rooted in puritanism, that fully embodies purity culture and modesty, really believes about sex and sexuality? Have you ever struggled to link the "premarital sex is sin" belief to the "married sex is awesome" one? Biblical sexology just might be the key. Coined by the anonymous (yet all too familiar) Larry Solomon, the idea of biblical sexology is rooted in misogynistic gender roles and ideas about the interactions between married men and women. It also creates a loophole for Evangelicals to openly enjoy sex, which leads to some pretty interesting beliefs, statements, and conclusions. Welcome to Part 3, where we dive into Larry “Geriatric Incel” Solomon's idea of what modesty and lust are. Larry believes that the Church—and by extension, Jesus—gets this one all wrong. Should men really gouge their eyes out if they lust after women they aren't married to? Jesus says yes, but Larry… well, Larry has better instructions for his faithful followers. Join our discussion on modesty and lust, through the wild lens of Larry's Biblical Sexology. ⁠What is Biblical Modesty? Is It Wrong For Women To Dress In Sexually Arousing Ways?⁠ If you like what you hear, don't forget to rate and review on your preferred listening platform! Join the community on Instagram at @runaway_eve. I'm always open to topic suggestions, ideas, and any other ways you want to collaborate.

Often times, passages of scripture can be weaponized in a manner that is quite harmful. Pulling a verse out of context in order to justify your standards and bind them on others, can be quite destructive. Perhaps no one has "suffered" the affects of this more and more often than our women, and young ladies. Let's stop that cycle, and think critically about what Biblical modesty is. It may not be what you think. Support the show

A new MP3 sermon from Cornerstone Reformed Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: First Timothy for the life of the Church: The Heart Of Biblical Modesty Subtitle: 1 Timothy Speaker: Bernard Margi Broadcaster: Cornerstone Reformed Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 3/27/2019 Length: 45 min.

Series: N/AService: Sun PMType: SermonSpeaker: Andrew Smith

Target is thinking ahead for this year's Pride Month, as it's known - the time of the year since 1999 in which we celebrate LGBTQ+ persons in the U.S., as well as their loudest and proudest allies in our midst. What is Target doing, you might ask? Why, they're marketing a new line of clothing featuring androgenizing pieces like chest binders and packing underwear. The latter of these innovations is, I presume from the name, intended so young men who want to wear women's swimsuit styles can do so without us noticing, ahem, certain biological anomalies not corresponding to their gender preference. And the former of these is obviously for women who likewise either want to pass for males, or else leave us all guessing. As an aside where Target is concerned, I would point out that I personally am feeling triggered by the fact that they still have among eight categories on their website one for 'Women,' as well as another for 'Beauty,' despite the fact that there is a great deal of debate about what constitutes either of these two things. But I'll just assume they must have biologists on staff who, unlike President Biden's most recent appointment to the Supreme Court, are able to define what in fact a woman is. But on a more serious note, now is as good a time as any for us to talk seriously about mammaries, and to ask what it can possibly mean when we read in Deuteronomy 22:5 that, "The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the Lord thy God." At a minimum, I gather from this that Target does not employ so many theologians as they do biologists. But perhaps that is for the best. We would not want to study uncritically any books on either theology or biology which this upper middle-class box store could be expected to carry. Really, though, what else could God have meant about what "pertaineth unto a woman" or man where clothing is concerned except that they belong in separate departments due to anticipated dimensional differences in certain general regions of the bodies of those who will wear them? Makeup is a lie, as often to accentuate certain feminine qualities which are considered attractive as to mask other undesirable features like zits. But now we have moved on to wardrobe also. So both the crotches of men and the chests of women need a little help where our ambitions tend toward blurring the lines. On this latter point, can I point out that while Biblical modesty really is more about not attracting undue attention to ourselves and not enticing others to lustful thoughts, not first and foremost about how much skin is covered and precisely where on the body, there must be a line past which such endeavors become unreasonable. God was not so terribly and sternly specific as the most conservative among us typically are. Cultural context and setting are important considerations here, as must be personal conscience and individual discretion. But I surely do hope the baggy-denim-skirts-down-to-their-ankles crowd is free of internal conflict as to what to make of these chest binders for our females. But now that we've accepted draconian requirements for face-coverings in public for two years, the addition of Target's new options for LBTQ+ fashion almost make me wonder. Do we have some newfangled variety of Muslim cleric doing the social engineering in this country now? And what's next, rainbow burqas and hijabs for anyone who wants to go out in public? Perhaps the feminine men will want padding on their hips to make them seem a little wider. Or maybe the masculine women will want padding on their waists to make their hips seem narrower. Call me old-fashioned, but I think I'll stick to Proverbs 5:18-19, thank you very much. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/support

Why does biblical modesty matter? It protects women, prevents causing a brother to stumble, and it's biblical (redundant, I know). It also accomplishes the glorious task of going full Boniface on idolatry. Subscribe to my podcast at https://anchor.fm/jason-modar Twitter @jasonmodar --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Amanda, Caleb, Matt, Mike, and Rebecca talk about a family of bears living under a house in California, Biblical Modesty, how media shapes imaginations, and Elon Musk buying Twitter. Pastor Becky's Animal Corner (7:54) https://www.insider.com/california-residents-find-5-bears-hibernating-under-house-2022-4? https://www.huffpost.com/entry/5-bears-under-house_n_62643c7ee4b00b4e017ef157 The Malcolm Section -> Conversation about Modesty (15:22) Tweet of the Week (43:30) https://twitter.com/ScottAniol/status/1518590502488186883 News of the Week (57:12) https://www.axios.com/trump-twitter-elon-musk-c315e630-7b1b-42c8-a755-504f2ad7721f.html https://www.axios.com/elon-musk-twitter-tesla-expensive-5af2ca31-574f-4204-8bee-2b72b8a74a9d.html

If you go to a store like Target or a mall that has clothes stores, some of the first images you will see will probably be of some people in minimal clothing. Now, obviously as Christians, we see that and we understand that there is a problem with how people are being portrayed in those kind of advertisements, but the cultural norms are a little more… obscure… with men. So today's question is “What are the guidelines for Biblical modesty?”, and the person who asked the question was specific to ask about men too. This conversation will be both about men and women, but most of the things we talk about will apply for everyone. We also talk about other topics like how you see yourself versus how other see you and how God sees you, since that fits in this conversation as well. If you like this question and you want to hear more like it, go ahead and follow the podcast, or subscribe, so you can know when we upload next. We come out with a new episode every Thursday! Also, if you have a question of your own, you can ask it by submitting a short anonymous form on our website, www.ibbvn.org/deeperroots.

A new MP3 sermon from Airdrie Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Biblical Modesty (The Message of Clothing) I Timothy 2:9-15 Subtitle: Discipleship Course Speaker: Jeffrey J Friesen Broadcaster: Airdrie Baptist Church Event: Midweek Service Date: 4/21/2021 Bible: 1 Timothy 2:9-15 Length: 65 min.

This is message is about the message we send by what we wear as clothing. It is message on modesty.

A new MP3 sermon from Airdrie Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Biblical Modesty (Nakedness) Subtitle: Discipleship Course Speaker: Jeffrey J Friesen Broadcaster: Airdrie Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 4/14/2021 Bible: Isaiah 47:1-3; Exodus 28:42 Length: 51 min.

This message simply looks at God's standard of nakedness in the Bible. It also evaluates the way we reason away standards and the way our conscience can be molded to what we regard as truth over time.

In this episode Jon & James cover this week roundup, their IFB sermon archive, and sit down w/ blogger Amy Miller and discuss legalistic modesty vs. Biblical modesty. Link to the book by Martha Peace and Kent Keller mentioned: https://www.amazon.com/Modesty-More-Than-Change-Clothes/dp/1629950815/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Modesty+Martha+peace&qid=1615569290&sr=8-1 Link to Amy's Blog: https://coffeeandgrace3.wordpress.com/2021/01/02/stop-talking-about-legalism/

Pastor Chad Bailey and Pastor Michael Poindexter join Bro. Andy for an important discussion on the subject of modesty. Society’s opinion of modesty has shifted drastically in the last several years. It is a sad commentary that the idea of modesty in church culture has shifted from a biblical standard to a social standard. Join …

Pastor Chad Bailey and Pastor Michael Poindexter join Bro. Andy for an important discussion on the subject of modesty. Society’s opinion of modesty has shifted drastically in the last several years. It is a sad commentary that the idea of modesty in church culture has shifted from a biblical standard to a social standard. Join …

The Church at Ephesus had issues with women and the role of women in the church. But women who seek godliness, self-control, and humility will always strengthen and sustain the local church. Join us for the next installment of Pastor Stan's Strong Church series!

Listen to our latest podcast from Reformation Nation — Dressed to Kill | A Conversation About Biblical ModestyIf you have concerns about today’s sexually charged, media-saturated culture, or just want to hear some great biblical advice, this is the show for you. This episode is hosted by Steve Piotrowski, with Stella and special guest Chanté Diffin. #WarRoom #WashedAndRedeemed #ModestyWatch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/2asFpp7ImVY

Series: N/AService: Sun AMType: SermonSpeaker: Jason Shackleford

Listen in on todays podcast as my husband and I talk about Biblical Modesty, protecting the hearts our sons/daughters, husbands/wives and future husband/wives! I think this is something that is SUPER important to talk about and apply to the training of ourselves and our children! Listen in and I think you will be inspired!   For more encourgament check out RaisingRices.com

In this episode we wrestled with the important, and confusing, concept of modesty. This topic can be controversial, and for good reason. Although it was intimidating, we enjoyed digging through the messy layers of the heart issues, insecurities, and idolatry that lay at the core of this issue. We hope you do too!Show Notes:Desiring God, Modesty Misunderstood Let's Talk About Modesty- Axis, The Cultural TranslatorGirl Talk Modesty Heart Check6 Marks of Biblical Modesty, Covenant Eyes

Should the Bible have to warn believers of lewdness and sensuality? The Scriptures do. Peter warned of the passions of the flesh that wage war against the soul. Peter described those who try to entice and allure others astray by such passions. Whose fault is it if one person tempts another? Jesus spoke against tempting others to sin. Such temptations can come through the immodesty of others in obscene talk or lack of clothing. Modesty is a part of self-control. The world wants to place the blame on the one of whom others entice and tempt. All believers are accountable and must prepare themselves to resist such evil. Jesus described lewdness as evil that defiles the heart (Mark 7:20–23). God demonstrated modest clothing by what He gave Adam and Eve when they were clothed with figs leaves and yet were naked. This message will also offer the biblical guidance for self-control and modesty. May God bless all who listen. Scripture Reading: Ephesians 5:3-5 (read by Christopher Howell) Lesson by Scott Shifferd Recorded July 2, 2017 at the Dean Road church of Christ in Jacksonville, FL

Jeff Jenkins, pastor of Believers Christian Fellowship (BCF) in Lima, Ohio for almost 35 years, discusses the 1963 Arizona Cloud with host, Rod Bergen in part 3 of  their interview. Some of the questions they discuss include: Have those the criticize our cloud research actually looked at it? What does numerology have to do the … Continue reading "Episode 15 – The 1963 Arizona Cloud with Pastor Jeff Jenkins (Part 3)"

Jeff Jenkins, pastor of Believers Christian Fellowship (BCF) in Lima, Ohio for almost 35 years, discusses the 1963 Arizona Cloud with host, Rod Bergen in part 3 of  their interview. Some of the questions they discuss include: Have those the criticize our cloud research actually looked at it? What does numerology have to do the … Continue reading "Episode 15 – The 1963 Arizona Cloud with Pastor Jeff Jenkins (Part 3)"

In this weeks episode of PTM Radio we discuss updates about brother Behnam Irani, the latest PTM Contender and we go into detail unpacking 1 Timothy 2:9 regarding modesty. http://ptmradio.com

In this video, G. Steven Simons addresses a much needed topic for today - that of Biblical modesty and how the believer can overcome the pressures of modern culture and dress and present oneself in a manner consistent with the Torah and well-pleasing to Elohim. A must see video!

In this video, G. Steven Simons addresses a much needed topic for today - that of Biblical modesty and how the believer can overcome the pressures of modern culture and dress and present oneself in a manner consistent with the Torah and well-pleasing to Elohim. A must see video!