How free can you be? How free? Can you be? In some version or another, this is a question that we get a lot, especially for people who are just . . .
Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed.” (James 5:16). When you read the command to confess your sins to . . .
(This is an updated article, originally written by Alan Medinger in 2005) “They can’t hurt me. Nobody can hurt me.” Have you ever said that? Something we can say so . . .
In Genesis when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and there was adelight to the eyes, and the tree was to be desired to make one . . .
Friendship is fun and discouraging and vulnerable and wonderful and hard. Part of your sacred design is a calling for friendship. You are hard-wired for connection. So, we’re devoting this . . .
At the core of every sexual integrity problem is relational brokenness. Because God created sex to be relational, it is relational down to its core. And so if you are . . .
What do you do when you’re ready for healing, but you haven’t been able to let go of your sin? Are You Ready for Healing? Consider this idea from a . . .
Maybe you’ve been on a roll. When it comes to your sexual addiction, maybe you have hit a level of sobriety and then… it all falls apart. OK. So, now what? . . .
If you are wrestling with unwanted sexual behaviors or recurring sexual behaviors, and want to get free, you have to know the why behind the what? What is the why, . . .
Consider this, sexual sins are tied to our failure to manage emotions in a healthy way. As much as sexual sins are a problem, they are ultimately a symptom of . . .