15 percent of Christian women say they watch porn at least once a month.

Many are ashamed to reach out for help because they believe that pornography addiction is a man’s problem.

Pornography addiction is a human problem.

The need to feel cherished, seen, and loved is something we all need to hear. When we don't, we try to get it elsewhere.

This week, join Josh and Kit as they welcome Kyle Bowman from our Regeneration staff onto Becoming Whole to speak to all of the Women Who Struggle with Porn.

Highlights:

“In confession, we break through to the genuine community of the cross of Jesus Christ; in confession, we affirm our cross.”

“for many years, even centuries, it was a commonly held belief that women did not become alcoholics or addicts.”

Questions:

How did you begin viewing pornography?

What are some of the lies you believe about yourself attached to this viewing of pornography?

Do you want to release the shame of watching pornography?

Resources/Extras:

Oasis - Online Group for Women Struggling With Porn

Transcription:
Full Transcription Available here

Original music by Shannon Smith. Audio engineering by Gabriel @ DelMar Sound Recording.

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