Category: Pornography

by Queensland Government

Educate yourself on ways to be safe on social networks so that you can give the best advice to your children. Sign up to the social networks and apps your children are using and find out how to use the privacy settings and reporting mechanisms.

by Nick Stumbo
November 12, 2021

In over a decade of working with men and women in recovery from sexual addiction, not a single person has ever said that it was their plan to end up ruining a marriage, a career, or a family. Every single one of them believed with all their heart that it would never go that far. And yet it did.

by Tim Challies
April 25, 2017

When you open your browser and begin to look at those images and videos, you are sinning in ways that go far beyond lust.

by DeliverFund
May 18, 2020

It is imperative as parents that we instill best practices for our children to remain safe as they navigate cyberspace and protect them from online exploitation and human trafficking.

by Jen Wilkin
July 17, 2014

Be the first voice your child hears about sex and sexuality, and about fleeing porn exposure. Don’t let fear cause you to delay beginning this conversation.

by Danny Huerta
August 14, 2018

Porn is alluring. We understand that. But why? Why is it so destructive, especially to teens? As parents, we need to know the answers.

by Pat Fagan – Family Research Council

Pornography is a visual representation of sexuality which distorts an individual’s concept of the nature of conjugal relations. This, in turn, alters both sexual attitudes and behavior. It is a major threat to marriage, to family, to children and to individual happiness.

by Chad Davidson

Fathers have allowed God to take a back seat to their own pleasure and lack the family love that would motivate them to repent of such sin. Because their own needs are placed above that of his family’s, the fate of his marriage and family is that of calamity.

by Steve Arterburn

First, you must acknowledge the addiction exists. You must recognize that what you are doing is wrong.

by American College of Pediatricians
June 2016

The availability and use of pornography has become almost ubiquitous among adults and adolescents. Consumption of pornography is associated with many negative emotional, psychological, and physical health outcomes.