In this episode, I dive into the deeper layers of pornography—not just the behavior, but the emotional and spiritual stories behind it. I reflect on a personal journey of Jay Stringer, a pastor, therapist and author of the bestselling book Unwanted: How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing. I will also explore how the specific content people are drawn to often reveals deeper wounds, unmet needs, and even buried gifts.

What if some of your greatest struggles are actually connected to your greatest gifts—gifts the enemy would love to cover in shame and keep from being used for God's glory? This conversation invites you into deeper self-reflection and healing, moving from shame to integrity and wholeness in Christ.

This episode draws from Jay Stringer's story in the Christian Sexuality curriculum—an incredible online resource created by Dr. Preston Sprinkle and Jason Soucinek, featuring voices like Jay Stringer himself, Francis Chan, and Jackie Hill Perry. I highly recommend it for Christian leaders, students, and anyone looking to grow in sexual integrity and emotional awareness.

Recommended Resources:

www.jay-stringer.com

www.christian-sexuality.com

"Unwanted : How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing" book by Jay Stringer

www.fightthenewdrug.com

Pixabay Music : "Inspirational Story" and "Exciting Day"