Jesus said, if your hand causes you to sin, cut it off.

When it comes to protecting our marriages, we may need to make some equivalent modern-day sacrifices.

Here's Nancy Lee-Demoss.

Ladies, if you need to get rid of your cell phone, do it.

If you need to get rid of email and the Internet, do it.

Now, God can guard your heart,

and those things can be used for pure and holy and wholesome purposes. But don't fall into the trap.

I have a hedge. Some of you have heard me say this. I don't have any personal email exchanges with a married man unless his wife is being copied on the email.

It's Wednesday, November 14th, and this is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Today's program isn't a program for younger children,

and you might want to get them occupied while you come back and get some counsel on staying pure.

Temptation is everywhere.

And today, Nancy, will give us some practical ways to guard our hearts. We're looking

at purity all this week as part of the series called Seeking Him, experiencing the joy of

personal revival. We've been talking this week about the whole matter of sexual purity,

and if I've sounded a little bit

impassioned at times on this subject, it's because I really am. I am constantly picking

up the pieces, the broken pieces of people's lives, listeners, readers, friends, fellow church members that have been destroyed by sexual sin.

And I'm seeing something among women today in our churches that I never dreamed we would see.

And that is this widespread practice of immorality.

And it's in every place you go, and I'm not just talking about out in the world, but in the church where we're supposed to be light and imitators of God and to shine the purity and the

faithfulness and the covenant-keeping nature of God into our world.

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