We Are Never Getting Back Together

Fresh Life Church

Pastor Levi Lusko

Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 18 August 2025

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What's your relationship with sin? Is it a toxic relationship you keep going back to, or have you finally broken up for good? In week 2 of Touch Grass, Pastor Levi reveals seven things the devil doesn't want you to know about sin. Learn why sin doesn't have to control you, how your struggle actually proves you're growing, and how to transform the way you view temptation. Sin is present but not all-powerful in the believer's life. Time to break up with sin once and for all!

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0:00.0	1 John chapter 2 is where we're going to be.
0:02.0	We're in a verse by verse chapter by chapter study of the New Testament book of 1 John,
0:07.4	which has been compared to a song.
0:10.9	When we think about song lyrics, we cycle through them, we spiral through them.
0:16.5	You sing the verse, and then you're singing the chorus, and then you're back to the second verse and then
0:21.7	you're maybe to the chorus again maybe you jump to the bridge for a while then you're maybe you sing
0:26.2	one of the first verses as an outro we're we're spinning through it spiraling through it and john has been
0:31.1	compared in how he writes to song lyrics or to a painting less of like an argument where you can easily outline the content
0:39.3	in what he's written.
0:41.3	And today he's going to talk to us about a breakup.
0:45.3	So it's a song about a breakup.
0:48.3	In other words, it's like all the songs, right?
0:51.3	All the song.
0:52.3	I mean, they say literally 70% or higher of songs are about love,
0:58.0	and of those, one out of three songs you'll hear was inspired or is in some way connected to a
1:04.4	breakup. You wonder sometimes if artists aren't like sabotaging relationships to get out of
1:10.0	creative funks at their end.
1:11.4	It's like I need some more material because the more anguish, the better, right?
1:15.8	They need to be in the tortured poet society, right?
1:19.0	All the songs come from the hardest places.
1:21.2	And so you have in this music that we listen to that we hear so much that's just like
1:28.1	hard and sad and it went bad and the relationship is now like a dumpster fire, right?
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