Healing
3 Outside the Box Ways to Stop Repetitive Sexual Sin

I’ve talked a lot about how to overcome sexual sin. In short, I believe the only way to truly overcome temptation is through being transformed by Jesus and by maturing as his disciple. The more we embrace our true identity in Christ, the more power we will have to resist all sins including sexual temptation.
How Does God Turn Evil Into Good?
How to Trust Again in a Christian Relationship After Betrayal and Heartbreak

How can you trust again after you have been betrayed, wounded, and heartbroken in the past? When you cannot trust someone in the present because you have been betrayed by someone else in the past, your current relationship will never be healthy until you deal with the betrayal that occurred.
How to Stop Thinking About Someone You Liked
Save Yourself for Marriage: 5 Lies About Sexual Purity Many Christians Believe
Christian Advice for When You Feel Like Giving Up
How to Apologize and Respond When You Really Messed Up
Redeemed Like David: How to Overcome Sexual Temptation (Paperback)
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Official Book Description: Do you desire to overcome all forms of sexual temptation? Do you value the power of God’s Word? Redeemed Like David offers a Christ-centered blueprint for overcoming all forms of sexual sin.
The Practical Side of the Holy Spirit

To use earthly things for their intended, useful purpose is to walk in step with the Holy Spirit. With a desire to make sure everyone knows that Christ is the ultimate solution for every problem, at times Christians can complicate simple problems. It is a good desire to explain and prove that without Christ we can truly do nothing (John 15:5). But the way this works out in real life is often misguided, as well intentioned as it may be.