Resources by Topic: Pornography, Addictions & Abuse

Learn to recognize unhealthy relationships tangled in power and control. Continue Reading …

Learning how to identify hidden abuse victims is the first step to restoring hope. Continue Reading …

Sexual betrayal sends devastating shock waves into a wife’s being. Here’s how to hold out the hope of Christ to our sisters. Continue Reading …

In caring for those who have been abused, let us be true representatives of our kind Shepherd. Continue Reading …

By being aware of these pitfalls, you can be better prepared the next time an incident of abuse arises within your church. Continue Reading …

The Church is suffering greatly—by her own hands. Here are some thoughts for her. Continue Reading …

Lust, sexual fantasies, pornography, and masturbation aren’t just "guy problems.” Continue Reading …

If intimacy in your marriage feels broken—or utterly shattered—know that healing is possible. Continue Reading …

Forgiveness doesn’t mean we ignore the pain of wrongs done. It does mean that we surrender our hurt to God, the Healer. Continue Reading …

We are faced with food choices every day, and we can either rebel against godly wisdom or embrace it. Continue Reading …

The messages of #MeToo work like weights that we can use to train our spiritual muscles as we seek to understand the heart of God. Continue Reading …

We will become what we behold. Look to Jesus. Continue Reading …

Learning to bow to God alone is not a one-size-fits-all method. Continue Reading …

10 truths we find at the intersection of our health and God’s Word. Continue Reading …

Why can’t I self-indulge to reward myself for my obedience? Continue Reading …

This is my one diet plan: to love God more than anything I put in my mouth. Continue Reading …

God can redeem a marriage devastated by pornography. Continue Reading …

Satan doesn’t care how we react to the sinfulness of sexual abuse . . . as long as we don’t turn to Jesus. The enemy knows that when we find our identity in Christ, we can live in victory. Continue Reading …

It takes courage for vulnerable women to share their stories. Here’s how the church can provide a safe place for them to be heard. Continue Reading …

As we sit across the table from friends and family this holiday season, may we eat and drink to God's glory, speaking highly of Him above all else. Continue Reading …

Food is good and necessary. But food can become an idol. Continue Reading …

You may have read about Britain's sweeping reform this past summer. Saying that the "darkest corners of the Internet" pose a threat to children . . . Continue Reading …

Today is the Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. So I want to take this opportunity to raise my voice with others condemning the abuse of women. Continue Reading …

Mark's behavior and addiction to alcohol increasingly spiraled out of control. His anger became a terrible rage leading to nights where I fled with the kids. Continue Reading …

I have come to believe that the basic pattern for change is the same no matter what the habit or addiction: trusting God for help one day at a time. Continue Reading …

In my teenage years, I became a slave to bulimia. How delighted I was to find this way of eating what I wanted without consequences . . . or so I thought. Continue Reading …

I can lust over a cup of nonfat frozen yogurt in exactly the same way that I can over a chocolate shake . . . Continue Reading …

Invariably, one woman always waits to talk to me at an event until the bitter end, because she wants to confess something that makes her feel doubly shameful. Continue Reading …

What kind of desires are you fueling? Continue Reading …