As we continue our current series, we discuss the two sides of the work of sanctification: the part only God can do, and our part in cooperating with His work in our lives.

We hear an impassioned plea for men to transition from living a life dedicated to pleasure to living a life dedicated to God, and a graduate shares his testimony of God's sanctifying work in his life.

In part 5 of our current series, we example the biblical foundation for worship and the Lord's desire that we worship Him.

We explain how we do worship at PLM, and discuss how God uses worship to transform men's lives and set them free from sin.

In part 4 of our current series, we look at the role deliverance plays in gaining freedom from porn.

We discuss various aspects of our war against the Enemy, and his various strategies to defeat us. We see that God wants to deliver us, but He is after so much more than just our sexual sin. He wants our whole lives.

In part 3 of our current series, we answer the question, "What Role Does Repentance Play in Freedom from Porn?"

We look at Repentance from a biblical perspective, understand how God uses it, and hear testimony of how Repentance is on the path that leads to freedom and life.

In part 2 of our current series, we answer the question, "What Role Does Brokenness Play in Freedom from Porn?"

We look at brokenness from a biblical perspective, understand how God uses it, and hear testimony of how brokenness is on the path that leads to freedom and life.

Beginning this week and for several more to come, we will examine the key elements that lead to victorious Christian living and freedom from sexual sin.

We will be asking questions like “what role does repentance play in freedom from pornography?” What part does deliverance play? What about worship? Where does obedience fit in?

Today we look at the role of faith in finding freedom from pornography.

We see it all too often. And we see it from both sides. There is the man who is struggling with sexual sin, with his addiction to pornography, but he thinks, “My problem will all go away when I get married.” Then there is the young woman who knows of her fiancé’s struggles, but she marries him anyway, thinking the same thing: “Marriage will fix him.” Today we answer the question “Should I Marry a Man Struggling with Porn?”

When a Christian woman discovers that her husband is addicted to pornography, and has been lying to her for years, the word devastated doesn’t come close to describing how she feels. We want to suggest that there is good cause for her to get on her knees and begin to fight for her husband’s soul. Today we’re asking the question, “Why Should a Wife Fight for Her Marriage?”

Nearly every Christian can name half a dozen ministry leaders of evangelical churches who have fallen due to sexual sin. How does this happen to men of God who are leaders in the church?

In this final installment in our series The Church Addicted, we'll look at the role of the leader, and ask what happens when a leader is compromised by sexual sin.

The psalmist David declared of the wicked that "there is no fear of God before their eyes." The apostle Paul echoed this claim in his letter to the Romans. What about today? Well, one thing is for sure: Christians today are addicted to sexual sin in record numbers.

In this episode of The Church Addicted we explore how a lack of the fear of God has contributed to an epidemic of sin in the Church.

Take a look around and you will quickly see that addiction has found just as much room inside the Church as it has outside its four walls. We’ve been asking the question, how did we get here?

In this fourth episode of The Church Addicted, we look at obedience to God. We will explore how a minimization of its importance leads to a perversion of the grace of God, which in turn results in spiritual apathy, lawlessness and licentiousness.

The Apostle John wrote that “If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him." Yet these truths are often ignored, disobeyed and even sometimes renounced by the Evangelical Church as out of step with reality. But love for this world is a chief reason why the church is addicted.

In this third episode of our podcast series: The Church Addicted, we continue our examination of why the Church is addicted, look at Scripture's command for followers of Jesus to forsake the world, and consider how to be "in the world, but not of it."