Thank you to Lia for sharing her story and bringing light to an important subject that young women can relate to.

Thank you Wesley for sharing your amazing story!

Jade and Chandler share their experiences as a couple working through porn.

Geoff Steurer is a licensed marriage and family therapist and relationship coach with over 20 years of experience. In this episode, he gives great insights for your relationship, especially when it comes to disclosure. A must-listen.

Sathiya Sam is a coach and speaker who helps men live with confidence and integrity. A recovered addict himself, he speaks from experience and gives tools to add to your toolbox in the fight. A great episode if you need some extra perspective.

In this episode, we break down some of the awesome insights gained from Brad Wilcox's talk during a Saturday session of conference.

How does vulnerability play a role in recovery? 

When we sin, we distance ourselves from God. But we don't have to stay distanced. God is always ready for us to return to Him. It is the adversary's voice that tells us He doesn't want to hear from us after we have made a mistake.

Today we discuss the biblical story of Jesus and the young rich man. What is Jesus asking you to give up in your fight against pornography? It might be different than someone else's story.

Nathan's story was enlightening and gave great insights into what many of our youth are facing in the fight against pornography. He shares what it's like coming home from a mission and trying not to slip back into old habits, and how Christ can help us.

Your struggle can be a light and example for someone else. Who can you help in the fight against pornography?

Tyler joins us today to share his story and offers a message of hope.

A message of hope in Christ from our good friend, Bo.

Ashlee Ayre, your average 20 year old girl, joins us today to talk about her struggle and triumph with pornography. She shares a message of hope to other women who struggle, letting everyone know that it is not just a man's problem but rather something that everyone can overcome.

I wrote this poem in Marine Corps Boot Camp. 

Keep up the good fight!!

Don't let the movie montages fool you! Thanks for listening.

Today we talk about the difference between running away from something vs. running towards a goal.

Tune in for another great interview with our therapist friend, Bo.

Today we read a chapter from Adam Miller's book entitled, "Letters to a Young Mormon." We talk about how chastity is not inherently owned and then lost, but rather learned over time through experience and choice. A must-listen!

In this episode we explore the meaning behind the word "sin" and discuss a way of viewing sin that can help to remove the shame behind struggling with porn.

Zach and Darcy are veterans of the struggle to end pornography in their marriage. Together, they have helped countless couples work through this issue and have a lot of great insights for us on this episode.

We had a sweet baby boy this Friday, so this episode is short. Tune in next week for an awesome guest couple Zach and Darcy Spafford

Our friend Chauncy talks with us about his experience with same-sex attraction and pornography. His story is so inspiring and worth a listen!

A short little uplifting episode. We love you guys!

On today's episode, we talk about thoughts we had from General Conference and discuss how they apply to the fight against pornography.

Emi Bass is a senior at BYU studying Classical Civilization. She joins us on the podcast today to discuss the club she leads for BYU students who struggle with pornography.

This week, we talk about the principle of accountability and how important it is to be accountable to God. There are people in your life who want to help you stay on track. In this episode, we talk about things to look for in an accountability partner.

Over the last few months, we have had several opportunities to speak to large groups of people in firesides or group settings. This episode is a live recording of a fireside we did in Las Vegas, Nevada, to a group of youth and their parents.

We discuss different mindsets and teaching tools we can use as parents, as well as creating a culture of openness and repentance in a home rather than shame. This episode is a must-listen for all parents, as well as anyone looking to begin their journey of healing and disclosure.

Andrew Young, my childhood friend and author of "The Meaning of Your Mission," joins us today to discuss his fight against pornography and the things he has learned from his progress.

TJ struggled with pornography from a young age and shares the story of his fight in this episode.

In this episode, our therapist friend Bo shares more wisdom and gives insight for parents. He and Hayden discuss the difference between men and women who struggle with porn.

Hayden shares his full story from struggle to triumph.

When you have an open wound, it's important to take the necessary steps to prevent infection. You must take care of the wound AND give it time to heal. In this episode, we apply these principles of healing to the fight against pornography.

In this episode, we discuss agency and how it applies to the fight against pornography.

In 2 Nephi 32:9, we learn that the Lord will consecrate our actions when we pray. We apply this to the fight against pornography.

Today, we reiterate the importance of overcoming shame. Guilt helps us want to change, but shame hinders our progress by making us think we are past help.

These three things won't necessarily solve your problem of pornography, but they will help you tune into the voice of the Lord. 

Our friend Sam Tielemans addresses the issue of pornography within a relationship. He covers topics such as boundaries and empathy and shares advice for those who love someone who struggles with pornography.

Hayden shares a strategy he learned from the military and applies it to the fight against the real enemy - Satan.

Hayden shares a lesson he learned from his struggle regarding Jesus's power.

Bo is back! This week, we address several questions we've received from listeners.

When you make sacrifices to aid in your recovery, you show Jesus that you are serious about your healing.

Who can you invite onto your team? Who can you inspire with your story?

In this episode, Savannah takes the resins and talks about her perspective on pornography issues. Hayden told Savannah early on in their relationship that porn had been something he had struggled with in the past. During their engagement, Hayden had a relapse and told her about it that night. 

Savannah shares her side of the story, including how she immediately said a prayer to receive comfort and guidance from God. We discuss the importance of personal revelation when it comes to pornography because each person and couple has a unique experience and needs specific direction.

While pornography affects both men and women, we talk specifically about the mindset many women have upon finding out their boyfriend or husband looked at pornography: feeling like it is somehow their fault. Often, women feel that they aren't attractive or sexy enough, and they believe that is the reason their significant other had a relapse. This simply isn't true. We also discuss the difference between porn and healthy sexual intimacy in a marriage.

Please remember that if you struggle with pornography, you do not have to wait until you are "perfect" or clean to allow yourself to have a romantic relationship. Love is not something that you only deserve after you've gone a certain amount of time without a setback. Remember, relationships take communication, trust, honesty, and patience. Imperfect people work together all the time to strengthen their love for one another.

In this week's episode, our friend Bo Buchi, a licensed clinical mental health counselor, joins us to talk about the psychological and spiritual side effects of pornography. We dig a little deeper into what porn is and why it's so addictive. We discuss that when battling porn, we also need to battle underlying conditions such as pride. Each individual has a different path toward recovery. It's important to follow the direction of the Savior and figure out the path that will lead to complete healing.

We also address a couple of questions we've received from listeners. Start listening at (59:00) to hear about cutting the cycle of responding to triggers and how to get more out of group recovery programs.

Try to imagine who you will become once you have fought to overcome this trial. Try to keep that image in your mind during times of discouragement. I believe in you, Savannah believes in you, and most importantly, the Savior believes in you! Don't forget to leave a review and subscribe! Love you guys!

Whether you are just trying to implement a good habit in your life or you're struggling in the fight against pornography, it can be easy to get discouraged by repeated mistakes. In this episode, we talk about ways that we can stay resilient and persistent in the fight. We give scriptural examples such as Peter, Alma the Younger, and Judas to describe the importance of getting back up again each time we have a moment of weakness. We focus on the cycle of progression that allows us to become more like the Savior.

In this episode, we discuss the nature of pornography and how unique it is to our generation. Satan's weapons are getting more specific and powerful. It's easier to access pornography today than it ever has been in the past. How do we combat his strategies and strengthen ourselves?

We have the biggest, strongest, most powerful weapon at our disposal - the Atonement of Jesus Christ. It's guaranteed to win. When we keep an open line of communication with the Savior, we invite His help and strength into our recovery. We put ourselves at the side of the Savior and join the army against sin.

In this episode, we discuss ways to overcome shame and allow the Savior into our lives. Based on Revelations 3:20, we share aa short fictional story that depicts someone deciding whether or not to let the Savior into their house despite the mess. In our experience with pornography, it is shame that acts as a catalyst to the already destructive nature of porn. It is when we seek to hide our sins that Satan prevails and we find ourselves stuck. We share a few insights on the nature of confession and why it is so freeing and necessary in the repentance process. And finally, we invite all to come unto Christ and be healed. Please tune in next time as we further expand the principles that lead to freedom from sin and mark a path to true happiness.