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Covenant Eyes Radio – Episode 126 Today we are playing the first part of our interview with Darren and April Mabrey . Four years into their marriage, April found pornography on Darren’s computer. At the time Darren was attending seminary in training to be a minister. April shares…
Thought you guys might like this one Author’s Description: “Our stories disclose in a general way what we used to be like, what happened, and what we are like “Our description of the alcoholic, the chapter to the agnostic, and our personal adventures before and after make clear three…
Last year’s “ Digital Abuse Survey ” includes many interesting statistics about the way youth understand and experience online life. Below are seven facts parents should know. 1. Few young people would ask a bully to stop being mean online. Only 17% of young people would be “very likely”…
Ecstasy comes loaded with other drugs.
Recently, Madonna created some buzz when she mentioned “Molly” at Miami’s Ultra Music Festival. Madonna shouted to the audience, “How many people in the crowd have seen Molly?” Madonna was talking about the song “Have You Seen Molly?” by Cedric Gervais. However, “Molly” is also a nickname for MDMA,…
by Keith Pond God has ordained parents protect their children. When does that stop? That stops when the child leaves home to make their own way in the world. One of the saddest arguments I hear from parents when discussing some area where they have been permissive with their…
The word “sin” is making a comeback in mainstream America, but you may be confused by the new meaning. More than that, I’m concerned by this trend. Allow me to explain. I was recently at a technology conference in California where “sins at work” became a hot topic for…
A screen for problem gambling, medications for insomniac alcoholics, and more. A group of addiction doctors presented a Top Ten List of peer-reviewed articles from 2011 at the American Society of Addiction Medicine’s Annual Medical-Scientific Conference in Richmond, VA. Dr. Michael Weaver presented the findings, noting that the list…
The human brain continues to grow during the teen years, well into the twenties. It’s a scientific fact that abusing drugs and alcohol while your brain is still developing can change the brain’s structure and how it works—both in the short and long term. Yale University scientists recently explored…
The following is a recording of last Friday’s webinar . Special thanks to Melissa Haas and Carolyn Woods for being willing to share some of their story as panelists. Pick up a copy of our book, Hope After Porn: 4 women share their stories of heartbreak…and how their marriages…