Many dating couples hesitate to bring up the sensitive topic of pornography use. But asking now can save them a lifetime of hurt.
Many dating couples hesitate to bring up the sensitive topic of pornography use. But asking now can save them a lifetime of hurt.
It’s hard to share a sexual past with a potential spouse, but integrity and a commitment to purity require honesty in dating.
The world points to psychological and biological reasons to quit pornography, but God’s Word offers a more urgent reason: it's a matter of life and death.
Many believers want accountability to live in purity, but aren’t sure where to find it. God has already provided it through the local church.
Accountability in the church should be a normal practice as we help one another fight against sin and pursue holiness.
So, you have been invited to play an important role in your partner’s life. What can you do to be a good accountability partner?
Purity begins at home. Children learn not just through words, but through the example of their Christian parents, who strive to be pure in all areas.
As a parent, you can help your children make wise choices so you all can enjoy peace of mind with technology.
Mom and Dad, is your daughter at risk of being trapped in a pornography addiction? The danger is probably closer than you think.
Transparency between couples is essential for a God-honoring marriage. This calls for living openly in all areas, such as finances and technology use.
After sexual betrayal, we must be ready to fight—not against our guilty spouse, but against our sinful flesh that does not please the Lord.
My husband has struggled with pornography for years and gets angry when I ask about it. My trust in him is slowly breaking down. What can I do?