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You don’t have to fight this battle alone. If you’re struggling with pornography, know that there is hope and a path to freedom. No matter how many times you’ve tried to break free, Jesus offers strength, healing, and a fresh start. Here, you’ll find resources, support, and a community ready to walk alongside you. Take the first step today toward a life of freedom, peace, and purpose.
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Are you tired of battling sexual sin and feeling trapped in a cycle you can’t break? You’re not alone, and there is hope. In this sermon, we dive into God’s Word to uncover practical steps for breaking free from the habits that keep us bound. Discover how to renew your mind, guard your heart, and lean on God’s strength to overcome temptation. Jesus offers freedom and restoration, no matter where you’ve been. Watch this message and take the first step toward living in the freedom God has for you.
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Flee! This is the sin that we run from.

Flee also youthful lusts; but pursue righteousness, faith, love, peace with
those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart.  
 2 Timothy 2:22

Here are some resources!

Discover practical tools and biblical guidance to help you break free from destructive habits and build a life of freedom and purpose

Covenant Eyes

Covenant Eyes exists to help people overcome pornography and be restored and transformed. Founded in 2000, Covenant Eyes pioneered the concept of Internet Accountability.
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Bible Study

Living a lust-free lifestyle, is not only a calling to set you free, but to help free other men in the church! It is possible to walk in freedom from lust. In this study, you will be given practical tips to help combat the battle of lust that is waging war on men in the Christian community.
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Ever Accountable

Ever Accountable wants to empower you and those you care about to eradicate porn. We’ve created resources that will be foundational to your journey whether you are an individual, a parent, partner, a pastor, or a mentor. Click Here

Break Free 

Struggling with pornography can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to face it alone. Scripture offers wisdom, healing, and a way out when temptation strikes.
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Accountable2you

Accountable2You strives to offer the best accountability app on the market so you can enjoy your favorite apps worry-free, with transparency and integrity.
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Techless

If you’re tired of what technology is doing to you and your family, Wisephone™ by Techless is for you. Let’s take back control, break the power of addiction, and unleash the beauty of real relationships. Let’s move toward a life of deeper purpose and profound peace. Click Here

Understanding   habits

When you have an addictive habit, it creates ruts in your mind—deep grooves that your thoughts tend to flow into, like water following the path of least resistance. Every time you face a common situation, emotion, or opportunity, your mind instinctively returns to the same behavior because it has become the “easiest” route. This process is known as experience-dependent neuroplasticity, where our brains passively reinforce habits by repeating them over and over again, whether they are good or bad.

The good news is, if it’s predictable, it’s preventable. By understanding the habit loop, we can learn how to break free from negative patterns and replace them with positive ones. 

Here’s how the habit loop works:
  1. Cue: You experience a trigger—a stimulus that initiates a behavior. This could be a certain location, a smell, a person, or even a specific emotional state.
  2. Craving: The trigger creates a craving, a desire for a particular outcome that you find rewarding. This craving motivates you to take action.
  3. Response: You respond to the craving by engaging in a specific behavior or action to achieve the desired outcome. This could be a thought, an action, or a pattern of behaviors.
  4. Reward: The response results in a reward—an experience of pleasure or relief that satisfies the craving. This reward reinforces the original cue, making it even more powerful the next time you encounter it. And thus, the cycle continues, becoming an endless loop.

    To break the cycle, you need to create new paths in your mind by changing your response to the trigger. Instead of falling back into the old habit, replace the action with something healthier and more aligned with the life God has called you to live. This takes intentional effort, but over time, your brain will form new, healthier pathways, helping you to overcome the habit and live in freedom.

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