More than fifty years after the start of the sexual revolution the biggest victims of this cultural decline are children.

Porn and sex addiction are growing problems among Christians, but it's rarely discussed that many pastors are struggling with this too.

Susan Woodcook grew up in a home that was "Christian", but held too many secrets. At 15, she got pregnant and had a coerced abortion, which she was forbidden to ever talk about.

Rosaria Butterfield was a tenured professor at Syracuse University, where she spent many years as an out and proud lesbian and militant feminist advocating for LGBTQ rights and queer theory.

In part two of this interview, we hear from Ravonne's perspective about her descent into lesbian relationships, severe alcoholism, and a near-fatal drug overdose.

Christian parents whose children have come out as LGBTQ often face fears and doubts while simultaneously questioning themselves as parents.

Joshua D. Inman grew up in a painful reality—relentlessly bullied, isolated, and facing constant rejection. His struggles only deepened when he realized he was experiencing same-sex attraction.

In part two of this two-part interview, guest Tom Wright and Garry Ingraham continue with their discussion on recovering from the wounds of early life.

Even in Christian homes, a cloak of secrecy can sometimes hide deep, untold abuse taking place behind closed doors. For children, these early traumas will often leave a lasting impact.

In continuation of last week's discussion, guest Mark Nelson and Garry Ingraham continue to discuss Mark's former life, which nearly ended in death and eternal separation from God in hell.