Ben Bennett has a conversation with Sathiya Sam, the dynamic founder of DeepClean—a coaching powerhouse liberating men from the grips of pornography addiction. They discuss what leads to porn addiction, motivations that truly work when trying to quit, and three pillars of quitting porn for good.

With a background steeped in academia and interpersonal research, Sathiya brings a unique blend of intellect and empathy to the table. As an accomplished author, international speaker, and the mastermind behind the "Man Within" podcast, he dives deep into the intersection of timeless principles and cutting-edge science, guiding his audiences through in-depth transformational processes. With a decade of pastoral experience fueling his passion, Sathiya is on a mission to unleash the full potential in every individual, helping them lead lives of purpose, fulfillment and freedom.

Sathiya's impact extends far and wide, having helped thousands of men break free from pornography through DeepClean's transformative system. Renowned for his ability to break down complex concepts into easily digestible insights, Sathiya makes profound principles practical, offering actionable steps for real-life transformation. His unwavering commitment to inspiring freedom through hope has earned him a reputation as a beacon of empowerment and positive change in the realm of personal development, especially amongst men.

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Ben Bennett shares a live teaching on Overcoming Loneliness with the Resolution Movement Discord Community. He talks about what loneliness is, surprising statistics, and his experiences walking through it. He also shares practical steps to overcome it and move toward meaningful connection with God and others.

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Ben Bennett has a conversation with award-winning therapist Kobe Campbell to discuss common types of trauma, related symptoms and side effects, and God’s perspective on experiencing and healing from trauma in our lives.

Kobe Campbell is an award-winning licensed trauma therapist, Christian counselor, writer, media expert, and speaker. Kobe received her B.A. in Psychology from UNCW and an M.A. in Christian Counseling from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary. With a kind, compassionate, and energetic spirit, she helps people find the truest versions of themselves under the pain that they’ve endured through therapy, support groups, speaking, retreats, and organizational training.

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Ben Bennett has a conversation with Brittney Moses to discuss their experiences with overcoming anxiety. They talk about Brittney’s latest research on anxiety, practical tips to calm anxiety when it strikes, and the importance of the role of biblical truth and brain science. They also discuss the importance of time in overcoming anxiety.

Brittney Moses is a mental health author and content creator advocating for the integration of faith, culture, and wellness. In addition to continuing her studies in psychology and assisting in research at UCLA, she is also a popular blog writer and the host of the Faith & Mental Wellness Podcast.

Connect with Brittney at brittneyamoses.com.

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Ben Bennett has a conversation with Pastor Joshua Broome to discuss Joshua’s journey from porn films to the pulpit. They talk about the pitfalls of porn’s “false intimacy,” the pressure to earn our value through affection from others, and how Jesus redefines our worth and identity entirely. They also discuss practical steps to overcome porn use.

Joshua Broome is a pastor and host of the Counterfeit Culture Podcast.

Connect with Joshua at joshuabroome.me

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Ben Bennett, leader of the Resolution Movement with Josh McDowell Ministry shares practical tools you can use to experience healing and freedom from sin, addiction, and struggles ultimately to improve your mental health and live a thriving life.

Mindset shifts to begin healing from sin and struggles:

▪️It's not always what you're saying no to, it's what you're saying yes to
▪️Setting the goals: mental health + wholeness
▪️Focus on daily victories, one day at a time
▪️Knowing what God did on the cross for you

Be gentle with yourself. You may be feeling discouraged or unfulfilled; most of us have been there. Take this as an encouragement to use those pain points as your motivation to start implementing new healthy coping mechanisms. Ben Bennett talks through the path to connecting with others and how you can ultimately live a thriving life.

Have you ever felt like you're not accepted? Most of us have believed this lie from the enemy. Ben Bennett shares the root cause of these struggles and his personal journey of healing to help you learn how to thrive in life and overcome these hurts. 

What are the signs that we are healing or have healed from hurt and trauma? In this mini-bonus episode, Ben Bennett shares about his journey of healing and a couple keys to know that hurt and trauma have began to be healed.

Most of us have experienced hurt and trauma through a variety of situations, yet it can be hard to identify what impacted us and how. In this mini-bonus episode, Ben Bennett discusses practical ways to identify our sources of pain so we can begin to experience healing.