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THE PLAYBOY'S PAYDAY

by Adrian Rogers


The Playboy's Payday
Dr. Adrian Rogers
Proverbs 5


We are in a series from the Book of Proverbs entitled God's Way to Health, Wealth and Wisdom. I want you to open your Bibles, please, to Proverbs chapter 5. If you did not bring a Bible with you, you look in the pew rack in front of you - there's Bible there for you to use. Turn to Proverbs chapter 5, should be page 622, and we're going to read together the entire chapter. Let me tell you so you'll know what we're reading. The fifth chapter of the book of Proverbs deals with sexual immorality and the title of the message today is "The Playboy's Payday."

(Read Proverbs 5)

Now, I want to tell you, dear friend, that love and marriage and romance are something very, very wonderful. I started my romantic endeavors as a youngster. I fell in love with a little girl in school, and my childhood sweetheart is now the love of my life. Joyce and I grew up together as childhood sweethearts and, you know, it's just different when you get started that way. I remember our first kiss as the chills went up and down my spine because her popsicle was melting. It's just great to have that relationship that God wants us to have.

I know today when I'm talking about romance and love and marriage and all of those things that everybody's interested. At least, you ought to be interested. It's just a universal subject, no matter who you are or where you live, and you really don't outgrow it. The girls get interested a little bit before the boys. You know, girls mature just a little bit before boys, and up until twelve, the girls are a little ahead of the boys, and the girls start thinking about the boys before the boys start thinking about the girls. But from twelve to fourteen, the boys are catching up with the girls. And from fourteen on, they're neck and neck.

It's a very wonderful thing and we need to find out what God has to say, because you see, look, don't get th ...

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