This Is How To Quit Porn In 2022
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New Year resolutions to stop watching porn don’t work. There is no on and off switch to stop watching porn. The brain doesn’t work like that. It requires much more than will power. It requires a proven process to build new neural pathways in the brain towards healthy sexuality - the way God designed.
With nearly seven out of ten men in the church viewing porn on a regular basis, there is a desperate need for men to understand the battle they are up against.
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Many churchgoing men who love the Lord and desire to serve Him are looking for a way out.
Yet, just as statistics show, most men who make a New Year’s resolution to never watch porn again find themselves back on the same websites in no time.
That’s because of this simple truth: Willpower won’t fix it!
It’s not about being more disciplined, fasting or even about being a better Christian.
It’s not a battle of the will… The battle is for the brain.
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The Right Way
Trying harder only makes things worse, it turns out.
Each time you try to stop watching porn but fall back again, it increases the level of shame you carry, perpetuating the cycle – you go back to porn to medicate the shame you’re feeling. Once you’ve broken that commitment to yourself enough, the identity you’re developing begins to take deep roots. Men who think they can fix the problem with more willpower are often the one’s who never find freedom.
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Committing to a process takes time because there’s no quick fix.
It’s more than just saying “I will no longer watch porn” because it’s really not about porn.
By accessing the internal pharmacy in your brain, you are using porn to medicate the feeling of worthlessness you have down in your soul.
Powerful neurotransmitters such as dopamine are released when you watch porn, which make you feel much better… temporarily.
A little later on – maybe even while still shutting your computer down – the feeling of shame sets in again and the cycle restarts.
And that pattern of behavior is very hard to break.
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Dr. Tim Jennings is a neuropsychologist who appears in the Conquer Series. The Conquer Series is a powerful cinematic small group study helping men find freedom from porn. Jennings explains,
“Any type of repetitive behavior will create trails in our brain that are going to fire on an automatic sequence.”
The result is years of bondage. This is how you can love the Lord, but still be trapped in bondage to porn.
You must renew your mind by establishing new pathways to healthy sexuality.
Retrain
The Conquer Series, a powerful cinematic series offering proven strategies and daily practical tools to conquer porn and find freedom, helps men retrain a brain that’s hooked on porn.
Instead of continuing on the “try harder” path (that is doomed to failure), former Marine Fighter Pilot and Pastor Dr. Ted Roberts, host of the Conquer Series, will teach you how to biblically renew your mind and find freedom.
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Dr. Roberts has a 90% success rate in helping thousands of men break free from pornography and sexual addiction.
Tens of thousands of churches are stepping forward and offering the Conquer Series to give their men a fighting chance in the battle against sexual sin.
Join millions of men in over 100 countries who have learned to move beyond “not watching porn” to living a transformed life with the Conquer Series. Become a member of Soul Refiner and instantly start watching today.