We see blatant sin gaining more and more acceptance.

Do you ever wish you could go back and live in what seemed like a simpler time?

Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss.

I'm so glad I live today because we have a wonderful opportunity to show the world a different way.

To show the world what it means to live as citizens of a different kingdom, the kingdom of God.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Le DeMoss for Monday, November 12th. If you have younger children at home, you might want to get them busy doing something else, but come back for an important topic that we all have to face more and more.

This week's topic is sexual purity, and it's

part of a series Nancy's been leading us through on Personal Revival. The series is called Seeking

Him, and if you've missed any of it, you can get a copy at revive our hearts.com. Now here's Nancy. I want to talk this week about something that

has become a huge burden on my heart for Christian women. It's an issue that is one of the most

needed areas of truth, I think, in our culture today, and even more importantly, in the evangelical world.

And it's the issue of sexual purity. Now, I don't have to tell you that immorality is rampant,

epidemic in our culture. Not long ago, Newsweek magazine ran a cover article.

I'm holding the issue in my hand.

The title on the cover is The New Infidelity.

From Office Affairs to Internet Hookups, More Wives Are Cheating Too.

And then the article, which was just shocking in so many senses, is entitled The Secret Lives of Wives.

And here's how it starts out. It's talking about why they stray wives from their marriages.

With the workplace and the internet, with over-scheduled lives and inattentive husbands,

it's no wonder American women are looking for comfort

in the arms of another man. And if you read this piece, you know, there were some shocking

statistics in it, some tragic stories. Although what was really sad to me was that the whole

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