I have hesitated to write on this topic because it is so tender and taboo, but due to the amount of requests I have had from clients to speak on this topic from the perspective of a Health Practitioner with over ten years of clinical experience, I decided to finally write an article about it in hopes to shine light on how we can help those in church with porn addiction.

Though it is complex, there are ways in which we as the church can support those in our lives who suffer from porn addiction, and it begins by understanding the human body and it’s innate wisdom and design.

In this article, we'll explore porn addiction through the lens of physiology and biblical principles, and discuss how the church can play a crucial role in supporting those struggling with this.

My hope is that you read this article with an open heart and mind, and with an understanding that I am writing through the lens of love, compassion, and deep concern.

Bridging Faith and Physiology: Addressing Porn Addiction in Christian Communities. Find the article below!

Proverbs 23 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 22 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 21 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 20 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 19 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 18 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 17 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 16 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 15 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader. Several of the proverbs in this chapter touch on the delicacy of words and how they can either positively or negatively impact a situation.

Proverbs 14 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 13 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 12 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

Proverbs 11 continues the short proverbs of Solomon that began in chapter 10. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29. These proverbs are typically short and concise statements of wisdom for the medication of the reader.

In Proverbs 10, is a collection of the proverbs (wise sayings) of King Solomon of Israel. Proverbs 10 is often considered the beginning of the second section of the Book of Proverbs. Solomon’s proverbs are recorded in Proverbs chapter 10 through chapter 29.

In Proverbs 9, Solomon puts forward the image of 2 women who prepare two tables for a meal. Lady Wisdom invites men to her table to learn the ways of wisdom and get life. Lady Folly invites men to her table to learn the ways of sin and to throw away their lives.

In Proverbs 8, Solomon personifies the virtue of wisdom as a woman and contrasts her with the adulterous woman of Proverbs 7. Lady Wisdom stands at the gate of her city offering to make fools into wise men if they will embrace her teaching. In a beautiful section of scripture, verses 22-31, Lady Wisdom describes how she was present with the Lord before He created the world.

In Proverbs 7, Solomon encourages his son to embrace wisdom like an intimate friend. Solomon knew that if he could get his son to love wisdom, he would never fall into the trap of making love to a forbidden woman in an adulterous affair. Solomon describes a scene in which a foolish young man is enticed by a married woman, and writes that the young man is unaware that he is being led to her bed like an ox goes to the slaughter.

In Proverbs 6, Solomon offers some practical warnings against unwise behaviors and patterns of life. He warns men not to take on the debts of others, not to be lazy, not to become crooked, and not to commit adultery. He also gives a list of 7 things the Lord hates, these include, (1) Haughty eyes, (2) a lying tongue, (3) hands that shed innocent blood, (4) a heart that devises wicked plans, (5) feet that make haste to run to evil, (6) a false witness who breathes out lies, and (7) a person who sows discord among brothers.

Proverbs 5 is a continuation of Solomon’s discussion of true wisdom. In chapter 5, he makes it clear that a wise man doesn’t get involved with forbidden women. A wise man will not be caught in adultery with a woman who is not his wife, because he knows adultery leads to ruin and shame.