But, even as technology has brought new avenues for the transmission of pornography, modern knowledge also brings a new understanding of how pornography works in the male brain. While this research does nothing to reduce the moral culpability of males who consume pornography, it does help to explain how the habit becomes so addictive…
One thing I’ve learned from “quitting” various addictions in life is that there is a profound difference between quitting and making a conscious, willful, intentional decision to never perform a particular action ever again.
What is God’s will for my life? Have you ever asked yourself that question?
Typically, this question comes up when choosing between two jobs, deciding who to marry, or picking a church to attend. But have you ever asked what God’s will is for your sex life? Probably not. We think we can handle that on our own.
The majority of people reading these words have looked at pornography in the last month!
One out of every three pastors has “a problem” with pornography and over half of men that claim to be Christians describe themselves as “addicted” to pornography. Christianity Today states that, “Seventy percent of American men age 18–34 view Internet pornography once a month” .
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