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(Question from the audience)
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If you have a youth group
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with a lot of single people;
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they're not married or anything.
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Let's say one of the girls visits one of the boys
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and she sees that he's a professing Christian,
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but she accidentally sees that
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he has porn on his computer,
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for example.
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Would it be wrong for her to confront him
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and say I've seen this sin in your life;
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that's wrong - repent from it?
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(Charles speaking) Well, it would not be wrong
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for her to confront him with his sin.
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Usually, if you're dealing about something like that,
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that's getting into an area
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where it's more appropriate for a brother
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to take care of that.
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A girl that really wants to minister to a guy,
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one of the best things she can do is
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say you know this guy over here is a real Christian,
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you ought to go and talk to him.
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That's one of the best things she can do.
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(from the audience) Is it the other way around for a guy?
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(Charles) Absolutely.
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He ought to direct that girl to Christian girls.
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One of the worst things a girl can do
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is say to a non-Christian guy is,
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"I'm a Christian and I can't really have time with
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you unless you're a Christian."
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What she's doing is setting him up
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to make a false profession.
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To try to use God to get something that he wants,
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which is her.
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And that keeps him from true faith
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and true repentance.
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Most of the things that take place between
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girls and guys where they're supposedly
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witnessing or ministering -
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most of it is worthless.
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It's worse than nothing.