"I tried quitting porn and sexual acting out countless times, making empty promises to God that 'this time would be different."
Shame kept me isolated, believing I was alone in my struggle.
When I finally found mentors who offered understanding instead of judgment, I discovered a powerful truth:
Addiction thrives in darkness, but healing flourishes in community." - Adam V.A (Certified Professional Mentor).
Values: What We Stand For
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Christ-centered: Living by Jesus' teachings and example as our guiding standard.
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Loved by God: Embracing God's love rather than striving to earn it.
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Humble and honest: Practicing active listening, admitting mistakes, showing curiosity, and seeking reconciliation.
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Courageous: Following moral conviction despite discomfort or fear.
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Growth-minded: Taking responsibility for continuous development—mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
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Boundaries: Establishing and honoring clear limits that protect values, relationships, and commitments.
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Living at Godspeed: Embracing mindfulness, proper pacing, and intentional priorities.
The Way of the Warrior
The way of the Warrior is a mindset and way of life—living with purpose and an internal confidence rooted not in one's own abilities, but in the very real presence of God.
A warrior stands humble and honest. He never fights alone, but gathers with fellow soldiers in the battle. The warrior exhibits courage, setting aside the pit in his throat, the knot in his stomach, the tightness in his chest, to follow moral convictions and do what he knows to be right.
A warrior never stops learning. He approaches life with an open mind, embracing the possibility of being wrong while holding fast to the universal truths set forth by God.
The warrior establishes clear boundaries for protection. With self-awareness, he defines his limits and dedicates worthy effort to the relationships and tasks God has assigned him.
A warrior lives at God's pace, embracing the present moment and recognizing the divine in all life's circumstances. He disciplines himself to remain fit for battle—both in daily skirmishes and in the lifelong war against sexual addiction.