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Is Looking at Pornography the Same as Adultery?

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“You have heard that it was said, "Do not commit adultery. But I tell you anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart." Matthew 5:27,28

Pornography has snuck into our homes like Satan did with Eve in the Garden of Eden, tempting even the purest of heart. Some people have never thought about looking at porn before they had a computer, but now it somehow repeatedly gets in their view, and oops it happens.

There are a few really bad apples out there that revel and delight in tossing immoral imagery into our faces. Whether we read about these lusty desires in our Spam email or see it on popup banners, we’ve all come face to face with it through our computer. Most of us don’t think twice about deleting porn from our email and in fact, we try to get popup blocker to stop the harassing banner ads.

Since porn is tossed out recklessly everyday in front of our face, eventually someone is going to click on it.  It might be your husband, your wife, or your teenage son. The bad apples are overjoyed! They work for Satan. Satan tells them sneaky and conniving ways how to do it, and make it more enticing. The bad apples comply because they want everyone to be depraved like them.

The problem begins when a person is tempted into viewing this garbage and they do not apply any moral ethics they might have on a godly foundation. The worldview of what morality is in grave error. If you base your belief system on something that is sinful, you will become in bondage to that particular sin. That is how Satan gets people involved in his work. They serve him by being a slave to sin.

Because porn repeatedly shows up on our computer in one form or another, we eventually give into it out of curiosity and say, “But one time won't hurt". In reality, folks, it does hurt. It hurts yourself and your loved ones tremendously. 

“You have heard that it was said, "Do not commit adultery. But I tell you anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart." Matthew 5:27,28

Lust is an unhealthy and sinful desire that takes a person away from that which is right and good. It does not matter if it is lusting after strangers on the Internet or a fleshly body in a secret place. To yearn for the flesh of another person other than who you are married is wrong thinking taking over your mind and eliminating the natural goodness that resides in man. 

Satan knows that by getting you to think and envision the lusty images in your mind first will entice you to desire it. Once you take a peek, you look again, and again, until you can’t seem to get the immoral imagery away from your mind, and you become ensnared within it. If you think long enough, you become what you think. God says we are not to even THINK about these things in our mind.

“Do not lust in your heart after her beauty or let her captivate you with her eyes, for the prostitute reduces you to a loaf of bread, and the adulteress preys upon your very life". Proverbs 25, 26

You are worth more than a loaf of bread, aren’t you? If you continue in your wrong thinking, you will turn moldy, and then no one will want you.

If the act of adultery is wrong, then so is the intention. It is considered mental adultery and thus a sin! To be faithful to your spouse with your body, but not your mind is to break the trust that is so vital to marriage.  Pornography is easily justified in the minds of those who view it.  They have broken a code of ethics to validate in their minds that it is okay to view it. Pornography for many is more justified than the physical act and if they get caught looking at it, all they have to say is, "well, at least I didn't have an affair."

This kind of thinking is wrong and is in total denial. Denial is the opposite of acceptance. If you can't accept that what your doing is wrong then you are in denial. The Internet only enables those who are tempted to continue in their addiction.  Satan instructs the bad apples to get smarter and smarter in their different ways to put it out to the world. That means you have to fight back harder to eliminate sexual immorality from your life.

“It is God's will that you should be sanctified: that you should avoid sexual immorality; that each of you should learn to control his own body in a way that is holy and honorable, not in passionate lust like the heathen, who do not know God." 1Thessalonians 4, 3-5

Viewing Pornography and getting off on a temporary rush is only a symptom of a much greater problem. Lusting after the flesh of heathen strangers is bad enough, but this lustful desire also defiles the body, mind, soul, and marriage. In my book, it is the same as having a physical affair.

How can I stop looking at pornography?

The power to rid yourself of temptation and to remain faithful comes from what you believe. Therefore it does not rest in you alone but in your Creator. If you have been unfaithful it is because you do not have the foggiest idea how to utilize the tools (gifts) God has given you.

Loyalty to ones spouse is a part of the giving process that you learn through allowing God's love and forgiveness into your heart and mind. When you accept what the Truth is, you can actually give of yourself and do it freely.  It's really that simple. Accepting is on the same line as humbling oneself. If you humble yourself to God, the one and only true director, you are giving yourself to God. Once you actually release your errors to God, He will rid you of temptation.  

For those of you with a conscience, I say don’t kick yourself too hard. You made a mistake and looked at porn. Pick yourself right back up and start all over anew. I say the same thing for those who have had an affair. Just because you were weak once does not mean, you are a weak person. You are what you believe to be true. Your potential is much greater than you allow. God will give you the power to cease and desist all tempting situations in your life, and become the person you were intended to be. But you have to accept and believe in God as you source.

God hasn’t condemned you yet. It is not too late to turn your life around and come to your full potential. Let go of Satan’s hand and take a hold of Christ’s hand. Don’t condemn yourself!
If God is your source, and he is, that is where you came from, why do you look to the world (Satan) for reassurance of self? If the world is where you look for truth, you will believe what the world says, and probably be weak in your sin again. As with any addiction we are powerless to defeat it on our own.

When we fall into weakness, essentially, we’re like a confused lost puppy unable to find our way home. We do not have a map to help us search for the lost treasure. We’re probably not even sure why we are unfaithful and some of us remain in weakness. We have decided that society is our home, and society tells us that unfaithfulness is acceptable. Which, on the opposite end is what God says is not acceptable. As I said earlier, when you accept what you see in the world as truth, you tempt yourself into adultery and immorality of all kinds, which is not truth, but a devilish lie told by Satan.

It is God's will that all marriages be built upon the rock of loyalty and when you remain steadfast and loyal to your spouse, even through the hardships, you are allowing God to give you the understanding you need to remain faithful. By trusting in what God says for your marriage, you are less tempted to stray from the marriage, whether in the physical act or through pornography.

Therefore, you must stop looking to society for the answers. Faith comes from believing in what you cannot see with your eyes, bringing those beliefs into the heart and acting upon them with passion.  Having and utilizing the power of faith is an individual matter that is gained by your own personal relationship with God. Make God you source!

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Angie Lewis is the author of three marriage books offering marriage tips and wisdom filled answers tackling such issues as addiction, adultery, pornography, emotions, feelings, children, forgiveness, communication, and spiritual influence in the home.

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» left by Anonymous (2 years 123 days ago.)
Reader Rating: 5 out of 5
Very good article, Angie! Even though the world works so hard to 'modernize' God, it's sad that they don't realize that He's the same God of yesterday, today and tomorrow. There are so many outward vices today and I know pornography is a 'biggie' which is now getting our small children and the answer is so simple but society, on the whole, just doesn't want to get it. We need more voices such as your own to touch those who are deaf. Thanks!
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» left by Angie Lewis (13,856)
Angie Lewis
(2 years 123 days ago.)

Hi Judi,

You hit the nail on the head when you said God is the same always. Society's moral and ethical standards change with the fad and culture, but God's standards will always stay the same. Thank you for your comments and encouragement. Have a great day!
God Bless,
Angie
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» left by Judi Lake (1,875)
Judi Lake
(2 years 123 days ago.)

Geez, Angie, I'm sorry, I'm the anonymous... i keep forgetting to click on my name...
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» left by T from USA (2 years 31 days ago.)
I am gald someone believes porn is a sin. I have been struggling with dealing with the devastation when I found out my husband was looking at it. I cannot forget it and dont know how to forgive him and move on. Its destroying our marrige and my self esteem. HELP
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» left by Angie Lewis (13,856)
Angie Lewis
(2 years 29 days ago.)

The first thing to understand about this addiction is it has nothing to do with you. It is not because your husband does not love you. Never blame yourself for this problem. I must say that I do blame the Internet for some of this sex addiction problem going around society. When stuff is thrown in people's face day and and day out, we must continually pray that God deliver us from our weakness and run from temptation - if that means putting a filter on your computer, then do it.

Ask God to help you to deal with this addiction so you may be of some support and encouragement for your husband. Email me and I will give you a website url that gives out a free e-book, workbook on dealing with this addiction.

Take care and God bless!
Angie
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» left by Michael s from Seattle, WA (1 year 177 days ago.)
Reader Rating: 5 out of 5
Dear Angie, Thank you for using your gift of writing. You have helped me today in my strugle to deal with pornography in my life. I will indeed ask God to help me have a new and clean mind so that I may use myself for his work. Again, thank you, Michael

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» left by Angie Lewis (13,856)
Angie Lewis
(1 year 154 days ago.)

Michael, you are very welcome. Never give up and keep praying - God does hear your prayers, but you also need to be "willing" to do your part. That willingness is what will help you each time you are tempted to go back and look. Ask God for the faith to trust Him. That is where most people fail in God - they don't trust God with their life but trust in themselves. You will see that once you give up your sin to God and humble your life to Him, He will give you the strength you need to conquer your addiction! In Christ, Angie
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» left by Anonymous (1 year 156 days ago.)
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This articles great, this has helped me alot thankyou! Keep writing good stuff.

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» left by Angie Lewis (13,856)
Angie Lewis
(1 year 154 days ago.)

Thanks! May God bless you and give you strength and faith to overcome. blessings, Angie
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» left by Teresa Ortiz (11,694)
Teresa Ortiz
(1 year 154 days ago.)

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Hi Angie, very well said. Non-condemning and very Spirit-filled. As I see, it has already been used by our Father. I am praying for these people who have responded with an honest heart. May God conintue to bless your ministry so that all who need this information will find it. Blessings to you!

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» left by (1 year 131 days ago.)
Thank you Angie for this article.....i shouldnt say i have a addiction to porn but i happen to look at every so often....i feel so bad after i look at and it just teer's me up inside when i do so.....i am a reglious catholic and i pray to god every sunday to give me the strength the courage and wisdom to not look at the stuff but somehow i end up looking at it anyway....its so hard but i am really trying my best to do whats right.

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» left by cara from Ny (1 year 78 days ago.)
Reader Rating: 5 out of 5
hi i have this same problem with my soon to be husband.he tries to do it secretly but leaves things for me to find.he promised he wouldn't do it again but he is he needs help or i'll be forced to leave him.please help me.we have 2 kids together and will this ever end???I feel so disgusted by everything and I can't do this anymore, i feel like he;s cheating on me.

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» left by John (1 year 13 days ago.)
All well and done; however, addiction is something that can't be controlled by the individual. It is beyond their grasp. Only the atoning sacrifice of the Savior, He who has overcome all, can help. Addiction to pornography is not something that can be overcome just through a desire to overcome, as in alcohol and drugs. It is a disease and the people who have the addiction are sick. They are not bad people, for there are many good husbands in good standing with society who are addicted. It is certainly sinful but it does not define the man. Nevertheless, to overcome the addiction takes constant work, prayer, and getting close to the Savior. The only way to overcome. It also requires constant vigilance. Nevertheless, the addicted should never be looked down upon, especially if he is working on overcoming, has accepted that his life is out of control, and works toward humbling himself. God bless.

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» left by My Name from In a house (223 days 20 hours ago.)
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God does not exist, unless you can prove to me that He does exist and I can touch him see him actually put my hand on his arm and if he can physicly hit me with his own damn fist then I will believe what I say is true

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» left by David Morrison from Chicago (222 days 5 hours ago.)

The evidence is that we exist. That life and this universe in all its infinity complexity exists, is evidence to its creator. Belief is a personal choice. A man walking in a baron dessert who discovers wrist-watch on the ground has a decision to make. Should he believe this complex item made itself out of nothing, or is there a watch maker who is its creator? Does the man walking in the desert have to physically touch the watchmaker on the harm to believe in his existence?


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» left by Carlos Santana from Palm Coast, Florida (199 days 18 hours ago.)
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Thank you Angie, I will take this message you wrote and help others that have the addiction of porn. I'm not addicted but have had the trouble looking at it often. I know what i did was wrong and it killed me to think that im a Christian and I know its a sin but yet still did it. I would ask God for Forgiveness but it still made me feel sick to know what i did. With your message ive learned to ask God to forgive me accept what ive done and pick myself up and walk it off and keep moving by faith and not by site. thank you

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» left by Terrance from U.S.A (193 days ago.)
Im an 13 year old boy i looked at pornographyand i still do it and i cant stop i hate it. is there a way to get rid of it its in my mind and i cant get it out my parents said everybody goes it but im looking at your aritle and it says it is a sin. im so confused Plz help 


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» left by Anonymous from GA (160 days 13 hours ago.)
Hey Terrance,
 
 I;m not Angie but I have the answer for you. When you get a chance, I want you to get on your knees and ask God to forgive you so you can start of a clean sheet. But if you don't, that gives the devil to continue to do works in you. God said if you "rebuke" the devil, he shall flee! So, just ask God for forgiveness and rebuke the devil, and, if not already, give your life to the Lord. God said when a rightous man fall, he can get back up but that's only in God's kingdom. If you're still confused, write back and I can help!

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» left by D from uae (12 hours 18 minutes ago.)
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Thank you so much for this answer as it helped me as well...Actually the devil has no power over us,but we let him enter into our lives and once he is there he start do whatever he want to,he destroy our make us feel guilty for what we have done...but until we kick him out and rebuke him with the word of God he still keep coming back...thank you so much and God bless

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» left by anon from anon (150 days 12 hours ago.)
Reader Rating: 5 out of 5
Thank you for writing this...

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» left by Anonymous (84 days 17 hours ago.)
Reader Rating: 2.5 out of 5
MY DAUGHTER IS LEAVING HER HUSBAND OF TWO YEARS AS WE SPEAK. HE IS HEAVLY ADDICTED TO PORNOGRAPHY. HE IS ALOS BI POLAR. SHE HAS WORKED VERY HARD TO HELPO HIM BUT THOUGH HE PROMISES AND PROMISES HE RELAPSES. THEY HAVE BEEN TO THERAPY AND CHURCH AND PRAY REGULARLY TOGETHER BUT NOTHING HAS STOPPED HIM SO SHE HAS HAD ENOUGH, THOUGH SHE STILL LOVES HIM IN SOME WAYS. SHE CANT BE INTIMATE WITH HIM ANYMORE. MY HEART IS BREAKING FOR HER AND ALL OTHERS SUFFERING FROM THIS. HE HAS BEEN ADDICTED FOR 20 YEARS I DONT THINK HE CAN CHANGE. A VERY SAD MOTHER

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» left by Anonymous (84 days 17 hours ago.)
Dear Mother,
  My heart brakes for your daughter. Seems like she really worked hard to save her marriage.  But I understand where she is coming from. After awhile you begin to lose yourself and if you dont get out you will lose yourself. You didnt mention if she had and kids.  I hope not. It will be eaisier for her.  May GOD bless her and help her and her mom.

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» left by Anonymous (73 days 5 hours ago.)
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My husband and I have been married for four and a half years and have been together for nearly seven. I was drawn to him initially because of his love for Christ. I had fallen away from God and was trying desparately to get my life back on track when I met him. We have one child together who is two and a half. When my daughter was about six months old I found out that he had been looking at pornography. It broke my heart. I hated that he had brought that garbage into our Christian home. He begged me not to leave him and promised he would not do it again. About six months later I found out he had been continuing to do it. I told him if this did not stop I would have to leave. Some time passed without either of us mentioning it, but our marriage began to crumble. He became distant and indifferent towards me and our daughter. I thought constantly about leaving him, but never had the courage to do it.
 
And now I have found out that he has not only been continuing to look at the pornography, and has been "using" it, instead of coming to me, but that he has been lying about it. I had been asking him directly if he had been looking at it, and he always told me no. I am so heart broken not only that he has been looking at and "using" it for his "needs," but mostly now that this addiction has made him start being untruthful with me. I told him yesterday I felt like I had to leave. He cried and begged me to stay. I still love him very much, and I am committed to our family. But I am concerned that if I stay, I am condoning this addiction and he will just do it again. I want him to know that I am serious. That it HAS to be me or the porn. Any advice?
 
~ Lost & Heart Broken

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» left by deeplyhurt (60 days 15 hours ago.)
to lost and heartbroken i know exactly what you are going through. my husband and i have been married for three years and we are also christians. i just found out my husband looked at pornography more than once and it devastated me. he even lied about it which made it worst. now i cant trust him in anything all my confidence in him is gone. its as if he is not my husband i dont know how to get over this. i dont have the courage to leave either. we have 2 children and i dont want to break up our family. i talked to my daughter and tried to explain to her that we might not be living with dad much longer just to prepare her and it broke her down. im so lost some days i feel as if iam going to lose my mind. i dont want to have suffer the embarrassement of leaving and having to explain why there are so many things going through my head. the way i found out is he email another man in church for help and i know he did the right thing by reaching out but it does change the damage done how could he tell someone else before me and then lie to me about it i just want out i need advice too.

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» left by Angie Lewis (13,856)
Angie Lewis
(60 days 5 hours ago.)

Dear deeply hurt,
 
I commend your husband on reaching out to someone for help. That means he is not in denial about his addiction and is willing to get help. You walking out on the marriage now would devastate him and may actually do more damage. I suggest you give your husband another chance to redeem himself, turn his life around and make restitution to God and to his wife. 
 
The reason he did not tell you is because he is embarrassed for what he has done, and doesn't want to hurt you. The fact is at least he is willing to get help, and to me that says a lot about what kind of person he is. Many porn addicts have no conscience and continue to believe it is ok to look as long as they aren't physically havng sex....but porn addiction always hurts people, especially loved ones.

I will be talking about this very subject tomorrow in my weekly marriage column and if you are interested in learning more, please come on over to our website "Heaven Ministries ~ Marriage Healing Ministry" and sign up to our weekly marriage column.
 
What your husband needs most from you is your support and encouragement. Addiction of any kind is a sickness. Your husband needs inner healing and it looks like he is ready to get help for that...
 
In Christ,
 Angie

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» left by Angie Lewis (13,856)
Angie Lewis
(60 days 6 hours ago.)

Dear Lost and heart broken,
 
As with any addiction your husband needs inner healing because he is sick. He needs to reach out to other men who have conquered porn addiction and seriously work on his relationship with the Lord. God does not allow temptation to become more than we can bear when we TRUST in Him with our life. You will not be enabling the addiction if you don't do anything that would be enabling him. Get rid of the computers in the house temporarily. Store them at a parents house. remove pornographic cable channels from your TV viewing. encourage your husband to get help for his addiction. I will be using your question in our next marriage column, tomorrow on Wednesday, and I will address the issue of porn addiction in much greater detail. Come on over to the website and sign up for our weekly marriage column. There is hope for recovery from addiction...it is not without the willingness of your husband to "want to help himself". God helps those who help themselves.
 
Blessings,
 
Angie

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» left by laurie from australia (57 days 7 hours ago.)
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Hi Angie
 
Thank you for discussing such tough stuff openly and kindly. My husband and I have been together 20 years, troubled by loss which we each handled badly until about 13 years ago when I truly gave my life over to the Lord I've always believed in. My husband says he doesn't believe. Last year we separated - I had to obtain an ouster to have him removed from our home as his drinking, gambling and rage were too much - we have three children, none of whom now want to see him. He then obtained a domestic violence order against me, continuing his covert activites until I was imminent breakdown - I settled, accepting the DVO which cuts me but the pay off was he left us alone. What hurts me badly is that last year he "told" me he is into hardcore porn, saying "A man has his needs". He stated that he wishes to reconcile with me at the end of the DVO, this after even using my name and DOB as his user name on one of his profiles looking for group sex etc in the local area. He insists he's not committed adultery, but I know by Christ's definition he has. I attend Al Anon and know about addictions. My struggle is this - I realise the guilt etc my husband struggles with, even re the porn - I think he's not only "put me away" via a DVO but is also keeping himself away cos of the guilt PLUS we began getting in the way of his addictions. I have wrestled with the greatly, believe I have grounds for divorce, have even filled in the paperwork yet he complicates even that so I am unable to submit it yet - he insists he wants the marriage yet will not obtain help - totally in denial. Frankly, though I and the children love him, we've had enough of him - I don't want divorce yet I see no other alternative - the lengths he's gone to re the DVO and more which room disallows me from writing now seems to me to say very clearly that he wants his addictions more than his wife and children, he refuses to divorce me saying he doesn't care about living in sin, that he married once for life, yet he puts me away. I believe in Christ first in my life, that I care more about the man than the marriage per se, that God will do all love can do, that the children and I will have good in our lives. Yet I wish my husband would leave us entirely alone, disappear, never come back - diseased or not diseased, he has chosen not to obtain help, so I wonder that I wait in vain for such a cruel person who has gone to the lengths he has to ensure his addictions come first. Only two things stay may hand for really fighting for the divorce in one of the many court cases he's bringing to me and they are that God has clearly asked me to honour my oath of marriage, so I said it's all His problem - I don't want it, I don't care about it (much), don't want to know - and secondly, if He said that then I assume He has something planned so curiosity stays my hand. Meantime, the divorce papers are sitting here on my desk, not that I see how divorce helps much. We've been separated a year - how long is long enough to wait, where's the line? Thanks for listening and God bless. Laurie

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» left by Michael from F. (15 days 1 hour ago.)
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Angie I really appreciate you article here. I just recently caved in to the temptations of pornography on the internet. I can assure you that I indeed love my wife with all my heart, and I indeed love God too. I thank God every day for the amazing life that he has granted me, including all of the ups and downs that are part of it. I am aware that although I haven't looked at a staggering amount of pornography, I have still let both my wife and myself down by seeking it out. That being said, I have asked God for forgiveness and am looking within myself for the reasons that I caved in and looked at porn. I am planning to confess to my wife of what I have done and with her help and God's, I hope to get back on a righteous path. Your Friend, Michael.

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» left by D from UAE (11 hours 53 minutes ago.)
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Hi Angie,
thank you for being such a help to all of us as we know that is not easy to confess what most wrote here...i myself confessing that i do link on the net to watch porn...and after doing that i feel digusted and even feel like my soul has completly left me.im 30 years old and i dearly love my wife we have a blessing 2 year old girl and i dont want to spend the rest of my life doing this anymore...im sick and tiered of feeling guilty and emotionally down after i have watch porn.it doesnt help me spiritually it destroys me and my marriage...for all the peolple who gave they comment i want to say to you ,altought i dont know you but I love you guys and im sorry for hurting all my brothers and sisters in Christ...as im done here ill immediatly get down on my knees and cry my soul out to Jesus ask him to forgive you and me to give us strength courage to resist the devil whentemptation knocks at the door.Thank you Angie,thank you guys so much.I love you and God love you more

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