As we explore healing through relationships, we cannot neglect our relationship with God. Often, we run from Him, believing He sees us with condemnation. But the truth of the Gospel reveals a different picture.

We're going to explore inner healing prayer. This might not be for everyone, especially if your struggle with pornography is rooted in sexual abuse or trauma.

When I began my own journey of healing from pornography, one story from a course I took stuck with me: the tale of the gypsy moths.

Have you ever noticed how Jesus responds when he encounters someone caught in sexual sin? It's consistent, and it reveals how he wants to respond to you.

Let's talk about where our understanding of sex comes from. Because what we've been told, it's not the whole truth. It's a narrative built on lies, influenced by deeply troubled men.

We all carry wounds. Deep, unseen scars that shape our behaviors and relationships. What wounds are shaping your life? What echoes of pain linger from your childhood, from your relationships with your parents?

Pornography often serves as a maladaptive coping mechanism, attempting to fill emotional voids and address underlying wounds. Your search queries reflect these unmet needs, revealing what you truly crave.

For some of you, this course might reveal a profound truth: your struggle isn't merely a lack of willpower. It's animated by a wound, a trauma, a core need that hasn't been seen or healed.

I thank you that porn is going to become a thing of the past, and that after they take on this course, they will never pick it up again. In Jesus' name, amen…