SOLVING

Sexual Brokenness
PURSUING SEXUAL FREEDOM AND HEALING
The secret is out. We aren’t fooling anyone, if we ever were. Trying harder, attending church more, being a better person, these attempts to fix sexual brokenness aren’t working. There must be a better way.

1 CORINTHIANS 6:18

Flee from sexual immorality. All other sins a person commits are outside the body, but whoever sins sexually, sins against their own body.

A raw, hopeful testimony from former adult film star Josh Broome, who left the industry and found freedom and forgiveness in Christ. A powerful reminder that nothing you’ve done is ever too far gone for redemption.

64% of Christian men and 30% of Christian women regularly view pornography.*
God gave humanity sex as a way to experience intimacy not just physically, but on an emotional and spiritual level as well. And yet, this beautiful connection has been corrupted, commoditized, and monetized. The sex industry is so alluring because of what the addiction treatment community refers to as the 3 A’s: anonymity, affordability, and availability.

As a result, porn is a $97 billion industry, with as much as $12 billion of that coming from the United States. Porn sites receive more monthly traffic than Netflix, Amazon, and X combined. In fact, according to researcher and author Jay Stringer, people watched 4.6 billion hours worth of pornographic videos on a single site in just one year. That’s around 5,000 centuries’ worth of time.

The ripple effect sexual brokenness has on our world is profound. Pornography doubles the probability of a couple getting divorced. And by the time children become teens and young adults, 62% of them will have received a sext (sexually explicit image via text), and 41% will have sent one.

Combatting sexual brokenness with real solutions that are biblically-based, scientifically informed, and gospel-centered isn’t just a responsibility—it’s an opportunity for revival and growth.

*Barna Group Report, 2022

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