Today's episode is titled Silent Crisis, Christians Living in Secret Sin. Guys, we have a title.

We've actually, as usual, we don't talk about what we're going to talk about. When you see Christians

living in secret sin, what sin comes to mind, Mark? Easy, Ray.

The sin of Easy and Ray. Well, I think of an oxymoron.

As soon as I see that, secret sin, there's no such thing.

The etymology of oxymoron, the Greek is oxus, which is very interesting.

And ox with oxygen?

Which just means sharp and morose, which means foolish.

So it's a very pointed foolishness to think you can have a secret sin.

No such thing.

It's coming through the

door of idolatry if you really believe that, because the eye of the Lord is in every place beholding

the evil and the good. And the secret sin I think of is usually lust. That's the secret sin that sits

in the human heart. Yeah, Adrian Rogers said every secret sin is an open spectacle in heaven.

Wow. That he sees it all.

Yeah, so I agree with Ray, right?

I think what plagues men more than women typically is lust, sexual sin to some

degree.

And the thing is, and I hope we get into it in a little bit, is that men feel like

they're all alone.

And there's an embarrassment that's attached to that. So, yes. They feel like they're all alone and there's an embarrassment that's that's attached to that.

So, uh, yes, they feel like they're one of a kind. What's interesting, I pulled up some data

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