Let's go to lust.

It's big.

Some people think men are the issue here.

That is, men struggle with this.

I have had enough women approach me in their candor

and talk about the issue that I don't make that assumption anymore.

What did we read?

I forget the percentage.

30% of internet pornography is viewed by women.

Maybe curiosity, you know, instead of men's kind of looking, but maybe not. Maybe not.

Women's imaginations are different than men's imaginations.

Harlequin romance novels are not the same as Playboy,

but they function the same.

It's just more relational, more contextual, more holistic.

Women's lusts are not as visceral and immediate and visual, but relational and situational and dream and hope oriented.

We're pretty different folks, but sin in this lusting thing can defeat both kinds of human being.

Here's my definition of lust.

Pursuing illicit thoughts or images, illicit, inappropriate, wrong, thoughts or images,

thoughts or images in the mind, so I mean women and men have your own ways of doing it,

in the mind, with a view to stimulating sexual pleasures or with or without

external stimuli you can do it in here you don't see or touch or be around anything or you can be

looking at a person or internet or whatever.

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