Is My Addiction a Sign that I’m Not a Christian?
Addicts often feel buried under the weight of guilt and shame. Can you struggle actively with addiction and still be accepted by God?
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Tag: Addiction (Porn/Sex)
What Should I Do if My Husband Is a Sex Addict?
Porn is a real issue that can destroy a marriage if it’s not dealt with in a healthy way.
Read MoreWhat Are the Lies Porn Tells You?
What are the lies porn tells you? From promising harmless fun to faking true connection, pornography distorts God’s design for sex. Learn how to identify these digital mirages and pursue a life of real intimacy and spiritual freedom.
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Is Masturbation a Sin?
Some people say it is and others say it’s not. What is the right way to think about it?
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Battling Porn in the Military
Pornography is more accepted in the military than in the culture at large. Find out why and what to do about it.
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Porn: Human Trafficking at Your Fingertips
Learn some challenging statistics about just how prevalent pornography and sex trafficking are in our culture.
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Step 5 Toward Recovery | Sharing You
We take those things that we dug up and learned about ourselves and share them.
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For the Guys Who Really Screwed Up
It’s not over for men who have made major mistakes in their marriages, if they’re willing to answer two questions.
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How Jesus Handled Sexual Sin
Sexual sin was around in Jesus’s day just like it is today. What did Jesus have to say about it? A story from John 8 gives us a clue.
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Step 4 Toward Recovery | Getting Real
In recovery, you need to get real with who you are and who you were.
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5 Weapons for Breaking an Addiction
Addictions are hard – whether drugs, alcohol, porn, or sex. There are five things you’ll need to use if you want to get over your addiction.
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Step 3 Toward Recovery | Make a Decision
We make the decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God.
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Step 2 Toward Recovery | Believe in a Greater Power
The second step of Alcoholics Anonymous states, “We come to believe that a power greater than ourselves can restore us to sanity.”
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