One of the most practical ways of resisting temptation is to flee or run away from it. And remember, don't leave a forwarding address!
READ: Genesis 39:2-12. Joseph had been sold into slavery as a teen, spent some time in jail, and had begun to serve in Potiphar's house, all without any mention offemale companionship. Can you imagine how a lesser man might have rationalized a way beginning a tryst with Potiphar's wife? After all, these were his “peak years!” He had needs! However, Joseph was faithful. What might have been shadowy, darkened areas of another man's life were filled with and enlightened by Joseph's faith in God. He didn't wait to consider the possibilities—he ran! When you find yourself in a potentially sinful situation, get out. The Bible says, “Flee the evil desires of youth, and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, along with those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart” (1 Tim. 2:22). By contrast, the world seems to pursue “evil desires.” I think they've confused the terms “flee from” and “flock to.” Today, don't make the same mistake!
PRAY: Father, give me the strength to flee from sin and pursue You; not the reverse. Keep me faithful as I follow You. Amen.

