Laura Leigh Stanlake & Garry continue their discussion over the impact of porn and sexual brokenness on Christian women, as well as broaden their topic into the gay celibate Christian movement.

There's a common misconception that pornography and sex addiction is exclusively a struggle for men. This leaves many women to struggle in silence, too ashamed to come forward.

In Genesis 1, God stated it's not good for people to be alone. Jesus later reiterated this point, but fast forward to modern day, and things feel very different.

There are few sins in God’s church that are as pernicious as the sin of gossip. It has affected or ruined the trust of people who are vulnerable, hurting, and desperately needing help.

Joseph Thiessen struggled for years with a severe pornography addiction, oftentimes even questioning his salvation due to the severity of his addiction and dependence.

Even as a Christian, when the onslaught of sexual sin and immorality feels like a tsunami over our culture, it can be easy to become jaded or apathetic; however, the Lord is not sitting idly by!

While growing up in a militant, left-leaning home, Erin Everitt suffered through sexual assault and major gender dysphoria. Over time, she grew into an angry feminist.

In this episode, Ted Halley and Garry Ingraham continue their discussion from last week regarding Ted's journey into being a man who tried to transition into a woman.

There is one group who the media and trans-activists have ignored or attempted to silence—de-transitioners. People who discovered their dream of changing genders had instead become a nightmare.

In part two of last week's podcast, Jeremiah Sheppard and Garry Ingraham continue their discussion of the challenges around living authentically as a Christian.