Pornography: An episode for those filmed, those who consume, and betrayed partners. Explicit.

The episode where I say Goodbye

In this episode, I look at some lessons learned along the way, some behind-the-scenes, and my reasons for stopping the podcast.

Forgiveness 2.0

I have matured and grown in my views of forgiveness, so I wanted to re-address the topic before I close the podcast. How does Scripture define it? How is it portrayed? Does it mean we take the relational hit for the sake of taking the hit?

Champion of Human Dignity: William Wilberforce

"You may choose to look the other way, but you can never say again that you did not know." What were some of the experiences and beliefs that shaped Wilberforce's success as an abolitionist?

Psalm 6 Amplified: A Psalm for those in deep grief

Excellent for those whose bodies and minds are showing the strain of grief and/or anxiety.

Pornography: An episode for those filmed, those who consume, and betrayed partners. Explicit.

This episode is explicit and is not intended for minors. I speak to the connection between pornography and sex trafficking. Porn use has never been my battle, and I have never been married to an addict, so I reached out to two people who could speak into those aspects of the porn topic. Sarah McDugal speaks to betrayed partners. Find her work here: https://www.wildernesstowild.com/ or traumamamas.app/get. Andrew J. Bauman speaks to those (especially men) who consume. Find his work here: andrewjbauman.com or christiancc.org Books mentioned in the course of the hour were the following: Your Sexually Addicted Spouse, by Steffens & Mean How Not to be an *ss, by Bauman The Good Guy's Guide to Great Sex, by Gregoire & Gregoire Leaders Eat Last, by Sinek Leading with a Limp, by Allender Try Softer, by Kolber