Many struggling with pornography justify their actions with excuses—but do these hold up against God’s truth? In this episode, we uncover the most common excuses people use to rationalize viewing pornography and confront them with Scripture. Whether it’s stress, loneliness, "everyone does it," or "it’s not hurting anyone," we expose the lies behind these justifications and reveal how they hinder spiritual growth. If you’re ready to break free from compromise and step into the purity God calls you to, this episode will challenge and encourage you toward lasting transformation.

In this eye-opening episode of Power over Porn, we begin to uncover the five most common excuses people use to justify viewing pornography and provide biblical and practical strategies to overcome them. These excuses often feel valid at the moment but only trap us in a cycle of guilt and shame.

The first two chapters of Genesis conclude with perfection in relationship and intimacy. The beautiful story of God's creation of man takes a catastrophic turn as sin has entered and intimacy is lost. For the rest of his time on earth, he would have to work toil, struggle to know God, struggle to know himself, and struggle to understand his wife. The warfare for intimacy has begun. From now on, Satan will use the weapon of Pornography in an attempt to steal man's intimacy with God and with his wife.

Intimacy refers to a close and deep emotional connection between two individuals. It involves trust, vulnerability, and openness in sharing personal thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Intimacy is the gift God gave to Adam and Eve in the garden. Sin shifted the created order on the earth with a man who was created in the image of God. Pornography is Satan's weapon of choice. As believers, we are victorious in the fight, but we must know how to fight.

A right understanding of our drives is found when we locate them as pointers to God rather than inconveniences of our humanity. These drives are dynamic and are critical in the process of sanctification. Grasping a clear understanding of how humans drive a part of the process of sanctification transforms our thinking into a more victorious experience.

The revenue of the pornography industry in the United States equaled 43.33 billion dollars. Every second, 3,075.64 dollars is being spent on pornography. Pornography has become one of the most profitable products in the world markets. It is the product that preys. How does the poison of pornography steal the peace, love, and joy of men and women called for a purpose in God's plan? This episode uncovers the impact of a preying product, the poison of pornography.

The poison from a snake bite is dangerous and could be deadly. So it is with pornography; it is dangerous, and its effects are harmful. The poison of pornography has the potential to impact individuals, communities, and generations. This episode describes the current state of sonography and its influence worldwide.