Today's topic is sensitive. Can you be free once you've engaged in sexual sin?

Here's Nancy DeMas Walgamuth. The gospel is a message of hope for people who are broken in every way,

including sexually. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, co-author of Seeking Him.

For January 15th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

If you have younger kids with you, you need to know that we're going to be talking about God's plan for physical intimacy within

marriage, and you need to decide how much your kids are ready to handle that topic.

For the last couple weeks, Nancy's been in a series on the characteristics of personal revival.

The series is called Seeking Him, experiencing the joy of personal revival, and just open a web browser

or look up at the billboards you're driving past, and you're going to see why today's topic is so

applicable. Here's Nancy. Well, I don't have to tell you that we live in a hyper-sexualized culture.

All of us.

And by that, I mean all of us.

Men, women, children have been profoundly affected by the pornification of our culture.

And the pervasive narrative that that culture tells us 24-7 about beauty, sex, our bodies, our worth, and so much more.

And so we look around and we see a lot of tragedy.

We see incredible confusion and brokenness.

We see a huge battle. That's how I view this whole

sexual situation in our culture, in our world, a battle for souls, a battle ultimately for the

display of the gospel. And I hope that'll make a little more sense at the end of this session.

Now, you look around at the church, Christian friends that you know,

even in this room, we have different perspectives on sex. There are those who think of sex as the

ultimate good. They can't live without it. They're obsessed with it. They think about it all the

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