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In addition to these blog posts, here are some additional writings that may be of interest to you:
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Prove It Following Jesus means being transformed—changing—progressively becoming more like Him. Dealing with the sin of lust is a good example of how this…

The image above is borrowed from the ad campaign “This is Your Brain on Drugs” that is indelibly etched in most of our minds.…

I love hearing from readers who are in the trenches successfully overcoming lust. Here is Matthew’s story: I grew up in a typical American…

Talking with your children about masturbation is a tough assignment. The subject is so private and embarrassing that most parents avoid it—what good can…

Masturbation is a confusing, controversial subject for Christians. Recently, seven different Christian writers were invited to weigh in on the subject. The responses were…

A Contrarian Optimist This is another post relating to George Gilder’s encouraging explanation of how economies work–described as “A New Economics.” I will try…

Technological knowledge is increasing I am reading George Gilder’s latest book, Knowledge and Power: the Information Theory of Capitalism and How It Is Revolutionizing…

Expulsive Power Wouldn’t you love to have “Expulsive Power” when it comes to lust? It sounds like a Madison Avenue slogan that could be applied…

Jared (not his real name) is a long-time Christian and pastor. He is also a regular reader of this blog. ….his occasional dabbling with…

The Greatest Enemy “Partial obedience is the greatest enemy of obedience.” Charles Stanley made this comment in a sermon recently, flashing this phrase on…
