Shame is a powerful influencer. And if we let it get loud enough, it convinces us that we are walking report cards. Shame gives us a capital F saying our behavior is who we are. Let’s turn down the volume on shame. You may be struggling with your behavior but you are not your sin. […]
10 Tips for Parents When Your Kid’s Viewing Porn
Porn – this little word carries a heavy load of shame for some or maybe guilt for others. What about when you find out your child has been viewing porn? Our offering for you is today is 10 Tips to help you navigate the path forward when you discover your child has been viewing porn. Michelle […]
Recovery Mission: Healing from Infidelity
Abandoned & Shattered: these are the two words we hear most from those who’ve learned their spouse has been unfaithful. Vows that were spoken in front of friends and family are now shattered. And the shrapnel, the disorientation is hitting everyone you love. Where are you in the story? Are you feeling abandoned? Or Are […]
To the Women Who Struggle With Porn
Women struggle with Porn. 15 percent of Christian women say they watch porn at least once a month. Many are ashamed to reach out for help because they believe that pornography addiction is a man’s problem. Pornography addiction is a human problem. The need to feel cherished, seen, and loved is something we all need […]
Redemptive Seeing
RevealExposedDesire These are evocative words in the realm of pornography and lust. Put Reveal, Exposed, and Desire in the realm of Jesus’ love and light – and the lens is shattered. Maybe you’re hiding an addiction to the pull of lust. Or maybe your secret is hidden in the imaginary world pornography offers. Jesus sees […]
Shifting the Story on Shame
Before you hit play, take a deep breath in asking God for courage and kindness for yourself. Exhale to release anything you believe about sexual sin and shame. This next hour is not your typical Christian approach to sexual brokenness. In our interview with therapist, author, and speaker, Jay Stringer pushes against the expected talk […]
