Usually the road to immorality is not a steep drop-off, but a gradual decline.

Here's Judy Star.

As you go along, you get to the point where you don't really even care.

And when people begin talking to you about truth, your perspective is so skewed that you really don't care anymore.

I remember Holly saying to me, you care more about the captain's feelings than you do your

own husbands, and at that point I had gotten there.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

It's Tuesday, January 31st.

Today, we're reminded that a wife's choice to be unfaithful to her husband comes as the result of a series of smaller but dangerous choices.

Here's Nancy.

We're talking this week about a very sober and serious matter, something that every Christian woman needs to be alert to and warned about. God's

word warns us in no uncertain terms about some of the issues we're talking about this week.

So it's a very serious matter, and I hope that you'll join us for the entire conversation

today with my two guests, Holly Elif. Holly, welcome back to revive our hearts.

Thanks, Nancy. It's always

good to be with you. Holly is a precious friend and co-laborer in this ministry, an accountability

partner in my life. And then joining us also today is Judy Starr. I've known Judy for many years.

Holly, you know her even better and have known her longer. Judy, thank you so much for being a part of this program.

My pleasure. And you've written a book, Judy, called The Enticement of the Forbidden. For those who weren't able to hear the last program, let me just reset a little bit. You and your husband were involved in distributing and showing the Jesus film about the life of Christ on islands

throughout the Caribbean. And the captain of the boat, you found yourself within 48 hours

of getting on that boat with an attraction that became a strong romantic attraction.

That experience for you really became a pretty intense wake-up call.

...