As long as you keep things hidden in your mind, the fantasy can grow because it's never exposed to the light.

Judy Starr was infatuated with a man who wasn't her husband. She said secrecy helped fan the flame.

You can create all kinds of scenarios and fantasies you want to have happen

because I never shared it with anyone at that point.

My mind was just free to be rampant and run towards sin all it wanted.

It's Monday, January 30th, and you're listening to Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Because this week's topic is more sensitive in nature, you might want to busy younger

children somewhere away from the radio. Don't forget, you can always listen later at our website

revive our hearts.com if you want to.

Here's Nancy to introduce our guests.

If you've been listening to Revive Our Hearts for any length of time, you know that we try to

tackle some of the real life, tough issues that Christian women face today.

And over the next several days, we're going to be talking about one of those tough issues, but it's something we've got to talk about.

And that's the whole issue of women and infidelity, women and sexual temptation and sexual

sin. We have two guests here to help us talk about that this week. One you've met before.

Her name is Holly Ellif. Holly's been a long time dear friend and confidant and partner in this

ministry. And Holly, thank you so much for being back with us on Revive Our Hearts Today.

Glad to be here, Nancy. And we're being joined by a good friend of yours and a friend of mine as well, Judy

Starr. Judy, thank you for being a part of this discussion as well. Good to be here.

You're not as known to our listeners, but you're a wife, your husband is Stotler Star, and

you and Stottler have both been on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ for many years.

You're involved in a particular division of

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