Recovery Articles

It usually starts the same way. A message. A follow. Someone new who seems interested. Nothing about it feels dangerous at first. The conversation is normal… maybe even flattering. It moves quickly, but not in a way that sets off alarms. Just enough to keep you engaged. Just enough to feel like something real might be happening. Then it shifts. The tone changes. The questions get more personal. More direct. Before long, the conversation turns sexual. And in that moment… a

From Silence to Sexual Discipleship: Teaching What We Were Never Taught frames the message around the real issue: not marital sexual refusal, but the absence of clear, healthy teaching about God’s design.