Fight the Addiction

17/02/2026

What to Do When Your Child Sees P**n: Preparing Kids for Real-Life Situations.

P**n exposure is now a common part of kids’ online lives. Discover practical, research-backed tips to help kids know what to say, what to do, and how to talk about it.

Every parent hopes their child will never run into p**nography—but the reality is that exposure happens earlier and more often than many realize. Research shows that most kids encounter explicit material accidentally, and studies emphasize that the way adults respond in the moment can shape how a child processes the experience. Awareness, calm communication, and age-appropriate guidance all play a role in helping children navigate uncomfortable or confusing situations.

Experts recommend that caregivers prepare children for real-life digital experiences by explaining boundaries, emphasizing consent and respect, and talking honestly about the differences between screen content and real relationships. When parents feel equipped to respond confidently rather than react with fear or shame, kids are more likely to ask questions and seek support when they need it.
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30/01/2026

THE ADDICTION THAT IS DESTROYING CHRISTIAN MEN.
(AND THE CHURCH WON'T ADMIT IT)

THE ADDICTION THAT IS DESTROYING CHRISTIAN MEN (AND THE CHURCH WON'T ADMIT IT)

15/01/2026

“SAMSON and KING DAVID are both strong man in the bible
But defeated by LUST‼️”

let that sink in.

"One day Samson went to Gaza, where he saw a pr******te. He went in to spend the night with her." Judges 16:1 (NIV)

Samson was one of the strongest men who ever lived. God had anointed him with supernatural power. But what was his weakness? Sexual sin. Lust. Fleshly desire.

He saw a pr******te and gave in. Later, he fell for Delilah, and that relationship led to his downfall. What his enemies couldn’t do with swords, lust did with a smile. Sexual sin blinded him long before they gouged out his eyes.

That’s what p**n does to us today. It blinds us spiritually. It makes us forget who we are and whose we are. The enemy doesn’t have to chain your hands if he can capture your heart through lust.

Samson traded his strength for a few moments of pleasure. Don’t make the same trade. Learn from his story. The same God who gave Samson strength to fight lions can give you strength to fight temptation. You just have to ask.

When you’re alone in the room, phone in hand, remember that this is where the real battle happens. It’s not just about lust, it’s about destiny. Every time you say no, every time you walk away, you’re saying yes to God’s plan for your life.

God can restore what lust has taken. Even at Samson’s lowest point, blind and broken, when he cried out to God, God heard him and gave him strength one last time.

If you’ve fallen, get back up. Cry out to God. He’s not done with you. He’s ready to make you stronger than before.

Brothers and sisters, pray for each other. Stay in the Word. Stay close to Jesus.
We can and we will overcome in His name.

**nography

14/01/2026

🚨⚠️ READ THIS CAREFULLY ⚠️🚨

The Bible warned us LONG before OnlyFans, hookup culture, dating apps, and the sexual programming of society.

Proverbs 5:5 📖
“Her feet go down to death; her steps take hold on hell.”

That’s not poetry. That’s a WARNING.
And Solomon doubled down:

Proverbs 7:27 📖
“Her house is the way to hell, going down to the chambers of death.”

Let that sink in.

This isn’t just about one woman.
This is about a SYSTEM.
A system that weaponizes lust.
A system that uses desire to drain men spiritually, mentally, financially.

A system that turns pleasure into a trap door.

Notice the language:

Steps gradual compromise
House a place you willingly enter
Chambers of death levels… not instant destruction

They don’t drag you to hell.
They invite you.
Seduction is never loud.
It’s soft.
It’s flattering.
It feels good… until you realize you’re empty, addicted, broken, and spiritually numb.

This is why:

Marriage is mocked
Modesty is attacked
Discipline is ridiculed
Men are weakened through lust
Because a distracted man is a controllable man.

Solomon wasn’t anti-women.
He was anti-destruction.
And the same trap he warned about thousands of years ago is now monetized, normalized, and celebrated.

Ask yourself:
Why is lust pushed everywhere?
Why does it always lead to loss?
Why does pleasure come first, and consequences later?

Because hell never looks like hell at the door.

Stay sharp.
Guard your eyes.
Protect your spirit.

14/01/2026

06/12/2025

Your brain on pxrn isn’t how God designed it to be. 🧠

P**n rewires your mind—changing how you think, feel, and connect.
But the good news? Your brain can heal.

Through grace, truth, and relationship, God can renew your mind and restore what pxrn has distorted. 🙌

You’re not stuck. You can be transformed.

06/12/2025

29/11/2025

Most men know they need to quit pxrn.
But few know where to start.

That’s why we created STRIVE — your 21-day playbook to break free from p**n and build real freedom. 💪

No shame. No guesswork. Just a clear path forward.
✅ Start your journey today.

11/09/2025

Advert for Naked Truth Conference: Cape Town 24 September '25: Naked Truth seeks to Open Eyes and Free Lives from the damaging impacts of p**n. We believe that as the Church, we carry the hope of redemption, healing, and restoration—and it's time we break the silence around p**nography and its impact on individuals, marriages, and communities.

We are hosting a free conference to open up honest, hopeful conversations and equip one another to bring light into this area. It will be a great investment of your time!

RSVP essential https://www.nakedtruth.training/p-word-conference-Sep

- Understanding the emotional, physical, and spiritual impact of p**nography
- Tools for healing and recovery
- Support strategies for spouses and families
- Creating safe, honest spaces in your church

Who Should Come?
This event is for pastors, small group leaders, lay counselors, mentors, and anyone passionate about breaking the stigma and bringing healing in their community.

I would love to see some of you there!

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03/09/2025

OVERCOMING SINS OF SEXUAL ADDICTION || BRO ZAC POONEN
Episode 2
Let me give you another non-sexual example.

Suppose you're really worked up in anger with someone—maybe your spouse or another person. Sometimes, even between a husband and wife, the pressure builds up so much inside that you just yell at the other person. And you feel a certain relief—"Ah, I let that person have a piece of my mind!"

You think that's a godly relief? Not at all.

You got relief because you did your own will and satisfied your lust to get angry at that person. And so, when someone says, "I get relief through masturbation"—yes, but by satisfying your lust. There is a certain relief, sure.

The Bible says there is pleasure in sin. It doesn’t deny that. In Hebrews 11:25, it says very clearly: "There is pleasure in sin." But it also says—it is a passing pleasure.

Whenever you sin in any area, how long does that pleasure last? It’s only for a while. After that comes guilt, self-condemnation, and discouragement. That’s exactly where the devil wanted to bring you—so he could knock you down even further.

How foolish it is to pursue that kind of relief! The devil wins the victory. He waits to condemn you, and soon you feel out of touch with God. You begin to condemn yourself and feel discouraged.

Your effectiveness for God is gone.

If we are to be effective for God—and if our mouth... you know, the Lord says in Isaiah 49, concerning Jesus (and it can be true of us too)—I've often taken it for myself. It’s a prophecy concerning Jesus.

Isaiah 49:2 says, “He has made my mouth like a sharp sword.”

Not the sword of a murderer—but the knife of a surgeon. The knife of a murderer brings death. The knife of a surgeon brings life.

Our mouth must be like a sharp knife that doesn't hesitate—just like a surgeon doesn't hesitate to cut a person open.

In the olden days, before anesthesia was discovered, they would tie down a man’s hands and legs and operate on him—no matter how much he screamed. They would cut him open.

You had to be a pretty ruthless surgeon to do that. But he knew it was for life.

God has made your mouth like a sharp sword. But the aim of the devil is to blunt that sword—through p**nography, sexual sin, and many other sins—so that your words don't cut anymore.

They don’t accomplish what God intends.

God wants all of us to be witnesses. Even if you’re not a preacher, your effectiveness as a witness will be seriously compromised if you are blunted—if you don’t take sin seriously.

What is sin? The Bible says it is “coming short of the glory of God.”

So when you think a certain type of thought is okay… or when you watch certain movies, ask yourself: Can I do this in fellowship with Jesus Christ?

We want to do everything in fellowship with Him.

The Bible says, “If we walk in darkness and say we have fellowship with Him, we lie.”

The whole Christian life is one of fellowship with Christ. And in that fellowship, we do only what He would do.

If at any moment what I'm doing cannot be done in fellowship with Christ—then I should not do it.

There’s no verse in the Bible that says you can’t smoke ci******es. But we know it harms the body. It destroys the lungs. You can get lung cancer.

People say, “Well, it's not a sin.” But you're destroying the temple of the Holy Spirit.

People wouldn’t think of taking a hammer and breaking down a church building. But this physical structure isn't the real temple. Your body is.

So if you wouldn’t destroy a building with a hammer, then don’t destroy your lungs with ci******es. Don't destroy your liver with alcohol. Even though there’s no direct Bible verse, you’re still harming your body.

Ask yourself—even when watching a movie or doing something recreational: Can I do this with Jesus sitting beside me?

Jesus is not against entertainment. If you're watching a clean game—like cricket or baseball—He won’t tell you to turn it off. That’s clean and healthy.

But if something is sinful—even if there’s no graphic sex—if it's about someone having an affair, or encouraging divorce or immorality, should you be watching it?

𝐓𝐨 𝐛𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐮𝐞𝐝...

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