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$1 billion. That’s how much America’s second-largest school district is paying to get iPads into the hands of every one of its 650,000 students this year. The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is paying $678 per iPad—each one preloaded with educational software—and installing wireless networks on all of its…
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The following blog post is based on a sermon given by Chris McKenna at the Wesleyan Church of Hamburg in January 2018. If your church recognizes that porn is eroding the lives of people in your congregation (which we believe it is doing in churches everywhere), please consider setting up…
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Seeking Validation and Identity Leah Darrow grew up in a Christian home and believed in Jesus. But in high school, she started looking for her identity in other places. Like many young people, Leah longed to be loved, affirmed, and validated for who she was as a person. Unfortunately, she…
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Talking to their kids about lust and pornography feels daunting for many parents. And these topics are secondary to a more foundational discussion of sex. Parents who are fearful of talking to their kids about sex leave a void of silence the world—especially pornography—will be glad to fill. The problem…
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Talking to a son about girls, sex, and pornography can make even a dad’s face blush. But dads can help their sons understand the difference between healthy relationships and the pathologies of today’s sex-soaked culture. Helping Boys Grow into Healthy Young Men This is the second of a two-part Q&A…
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Many Christians wonder whether masturbation is a sin. You can find a lot of disagreement on this. For one thing, masturbation is very common. Can a habit so deeply ingrained in human nature be sinful? More than that, it can be challenging to know what exactly the Bible says about…
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Read Part 2 Christian parents often have questions about what to do after looking at critical factors that play into the problem of teens viewing pornography. – – – – What Can Parents Do? Parents face a frightening realization when they become aware of the temptations their teens face. But it is important…
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You’ll be free from lust when you’re dead. No, not dead in the physical sense, contrary to the very unscriptural advice that many well-intentioned people give when they say things like, “As long as you have a flesh, you’ll struggle with lust.” We don’t say similar things about any other…
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by Skye Bryant For my husband and me, our time in seminary consisted of some of the sweetest fellowship we have ever had. We were surrounded by others with the same goal in mind: to be trained for the ministry (not to mention finally getting to walk across stage at…
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Recently, I read an article about the intersection of brain science and human conflict that I found most fascinating. I before you read on, I recommend you first be familiar with Derek Flood’s “Neuroscience and the Mind of Christ“ at the Huffington Post. A Little About Flood’s Perspective Derek Flood represents…