Every day I do the same thing, hit the gym mainly to check out the hot guy in blue, go to work, blah, blah, blah.

Have a few drinks with my girls, go home, read 50 Shades of whatever, kiss my husband good night, go to sleep, and dream of Channing Tatum.

Every day, the same thing, last after the hot guy, blah, blah, blah.

A few drinks, 50 Shades, kiss my husband good night, dream of Channing Tatum.

Plus, drinks, 50 Shades of Channing Tatum.

Plus, drinks, 50 Shades of Channing Tatum.

You think these sins are avoidable? If you ask me, I think they're absolutely necessary.

Hey, welcome today to all of you at all of our life churches and our network churches and those of you at church online.

What are how many of you are a little bit ready to get challenged today if you are, give me a little shout back wherever you are.

We're in the third week of a four-part message series called Necessary Sins.

If you missed the last couple of weeks, you may say what in the world is a necessary sin?

Well, in our world today, most people would agree on some sins.

There are some big, bad sins that wherever you are, everybody would say they're wrong.

Murder is always a sin.

Rape is always wrong.

Most people would say stealing is agreeably a sin.

But there are some sins in our culture that a lot of people today would say, well, I'm just not so sure that they're always wrong.

God may say they're wrong, but if you asked me, they're more acceptable.

They're more necessary.

They're just kind of a part of life.

And today, I want to talk about another of what many people would call a necessary sin.

Next week, we're going to deal with anger with our temper and see what the Bible says about that.

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