Yesterday, we shared confessions from several former porn stars—many of whom opened up about the painful realities behind the scenes. They weren’t just acting… they were suffering. Stories of consent being ignored, drugs being used to endure scenes, and deep emotional trauma were far too common. But why is that?
Because sex isn’t just sex.
It was never meant to be something casual or exploited. It was designed by God as a sacred union, a covenant act that reflects oneness, vulnerability, and love—within the safety and purity of marriage.
When we step outside of God’s design, we open the door to spiritual, emotional, and even generational consequences. 1 Corinthians 6:16-18 reminds us:
“Do you not know that he who unites himself with a prostitute is one with her in body? For it is said, ‘The two will become one flesh.’”
That’s not just physical. It’s spiritual. That’s why healing is needed—not just from heartbreak, but from soul ties, trauma, shame, and broken identity.
This isn’t just a message for those creating adult content—it’s also for those consuming it. Both sides are impacted deeply. We can't keep pretending that it's harmless entertainment. The enemy uses what was meant to be beautiful, to bind us in secret bondage.
And let’s not forget our children. When we normalize or minimize sexual sin, we leave doors open that can affect the next generation. Kanye’s recent confession about being exposed to porn at a young age is sadly not unique. Many children are introduced to sexual content long before they’re ready—and it reshapes their worldview before they even have a chance to know God’s truth.
Let this be a wake-up call, not a message of condemnation but one of conviction and grace. God can heal. God can restore. God still calls us to purity, wholeness, and love—His way.
It’s not too late to break free. It’s not too late to choose better—for yourself and for those watching you.
God,Sex,and Love
Sex Is More Than Just a Physical Act…
Yesterday, we shared confessions from several former porn stars—many of whom opened up about the painful realities behind the scenes. They weren’t just acting… they were suffering. Stories of consent being ignored, drugs being used to endure scenes, and deep emotional trauma were far too common. But why is that?
Because sex isn’t just sex.
It was never meant to be something casual or exploited. It was designed by God as a sacred union, a covenant act that reflects oneness, vulnerability, and love—within the safety and purity of marriage.
When we step outside of God’s design, we open the door to spiritual, emotional, and even generational consequences.
1 Corinthians 6:16-18 reminds us:
“Do you not know that he who unites himself with a prostitute is one with her in body? For it is said, ‘The two will become one flesh.’”
That’s not just physical. It’s spiritual.
That’s why healing is needed—not just from heartbreak, but from soul ties, trauma, shame, and broken identity.
This isn’t just a message for those creating adult content—it’s also for those consuming it. Both sides are impacted deeply. We can't keep pretending that it's harmless entertainment. The enemy uses what was meant to be beautiful, to bind us in secret bondage.
And let’s not forget our children.
When we normalize or minimize sexual sin, we leave doors open that can affect the next generation. Kanye’s recent confession about being exposed to porn at a young age is sadly not unique. Many children are introduced to sexual content long before they’re ready—and it reshapes their worldview before they even have a chance to know God’s truth.
Let this be a wake-up call, not a message of condemnation but one of conviction and grace.
God can heal. God can restore. God still calls us to purity, wholeness, and love—His way.
It’s not too late to break free.
It’s not too late to choose better—for yourself and for those watching you.
#GodsDesign #PurityMatters #HealingFromWithin #BreakTheChains #FaithOverFlesh
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