Sadly, many people (not just men any more) have become enslaved to their lust. \u00a0The fact that many articles and books are being written about the issue is testament to this sad reality. Many lives and families have been destroyed because of this stranglehold of sin.<\/p>\n
Here are some good resources for anyone who struggles in this area of lust and purity.<\/p>\n
But the best advice I can provide you is to take the first step and talk to your Pastor. \u00a0He is there to help you. \u00a0It won’t be easy, but it will be worth it. \u00a0It’s the hard things of life that truly make a difference.<\/p>\n
Michael Spencer, aka Internet Monk<\/a> (iMonk) wrote a Gospel-Centered article called The Man in the Shadow of Adultery<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n Joshua Harris also has a few articles relating to love and lust taken from his book Sex is not the Problem (Lust is)<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n David Powlison from Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation has provided a free resource for pornography addiction – Breaking Pornography Addiction<\/a>.<\/p>\n Mark Driscoll released a PDF book called Porn Again Christian. \u00a0You can download it here<\/a>. Be warned, Mark takes no hostages as he addresses the topic. \u00a0It is a frank<\/span><\/span> discussion.<\/p>\n Tim Challies wrote a book called Sexual Detox. \u00a0You can find out more here:\u00a0http:\/\/www.cruciformpress.com\/our-books\/sexual-detox\/<\/a><\/p>\n Closing the Window: Steps to Living Porn Free<\/a> by Tim Chester<\/p>\n Eyes of Integrity: The Porn Pandemic and How It Affects You<\/a> by Craig Gross<\/p>\n Captured by a better vision: Living porn-free<\/a> by Tim Chester<\/p>\n\n