Judy Starr has learned from experience how important it is to remain faithful in marriage.

She says it requires a whatever it takes sort of attitude.

Whatever it takes might mean changing jobs, but my marriage must be the priority over my work,

over anything that would hinder that marriage.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss. my work, over anything that would hinder that marriage.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss. It's Friday, February 3rd.

Rebuilding a marriage after infidelity really is possible. But as we'll hear today, it takes a lot of work and a strong commitment.

And there are some definite safeguards that need to be put in place.

Here's Nancy.

Some time ago I was on the phone talking with a woman who had broken her marriage vows.

She had flirted with disaster and ultimately fallen into disaster by developing an emotionally intimate relationship with a man in the workplace. And her life at this point was, well, it was a mess. She was sobbing on the phone. She was heartbroken and guilty

over what she had done. But she was asking some tough questions, just pouring out her heart

and saying, in essence, can I ever be

right again? Can I ever be pure again? Maybe I'm just destined to be an immoral woman. And can

my marriage really be rebuilt? Can it survive something of this nature? We're talking about

those kinds of questions today with my two

friends, Holly Eliff and Judy Starr. Judy and Holly, I know this is a tough subject, but thank you

for having the courage and the willingness to deal with it. We have a lot of listeners today

who are in varying stages of asking those same kinds of questions. And I believe

God wants to use this program to help minister grace to some of those very women. So thank you,

Holly, for being here with us and revive our hearts. Thanks, Nancy. And Judy Starr, not only for

being here, but for having written a book called The Enticement of the

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