Can you find any christian songs to do with drug addiction…
much appreciation
can’t find that song by newsboys =(
Can you find any christian songs to do with drug addiction…
much appreciation
can’t find that song by newsboys =(
When I was 15, I stumbled across a porn site. My parents have been really good about using blocking software, but somehow, something got through the software, and my addiction began. Back in the day, I was a real anime geek, so I became obsessed with both hentai and masturbation. About a year later, I was caught, and I had a good long talk with my parents. I felt so ashamed and humiliated, and along with more Bible reading and prayer, I was able to block the images, and I felt freed from my sin.
However, a year and a half later, I relapsed. The first time, I felt horribly guilty, but I felt like a failed so I didn’t want to approach my parents about it. Thus, the addiction continued. I’m a really visual person (I’m majoring in the arts) and although it’s extremely embarrassing, I’m attracted to a lot of horrible things. The stuff I’m been viewing has not been pretty.
Long story short, by the grace of God, I was caught again. Obviously, I’m extremely embarrassed and ashamed of myself to the point that I even question my faith. I agreed to meet with our pastor some time this week, but I don’t even know how to broach the subject with him. I know I’ve failed in the eyes of both God and my parents, but I don’t know how to talk about something so humiliating to anyone, even my pastor. He’s such a good and kind man that I hate thinking of him knowing such embarrassing details about me.
Can anyone offer me advice/prayer?
What happens if a Christian, who has a personal relationship with Christ, is struggling with some type of addiction. Knowing that what he/she is doing is wrong and wants to quit but can’t, should die during the commitment of that sin, do you think they go to heaven or hell?
I am looking for a little hope and inspiration. My husband says I’m attractive and sexy and that I’m adventerous and all in the bedroom. Why isn’t sex with me enough? I feel doomed. Please don’t tell me to join in with him or that it’s normal. I’m looking for some inspiration if there is any that it can be overcome.
Looking for christian alternative rock or even rap to do with drug addiction…
any songs would be appreciated.
christianity has nothing to do with being “goody goody”- one of the most important parts is admitting you are a sinner….that’s the only reason christianity exists..if we didn’t sin then there would be no reason.
Fundamentalist Christians claim God is logical and a great father when he is those things, but “mysterious” when he isn’t. The average salesperson can sell for and against the same product, especially near the end of the month. Addicts tend to find a behavior that seems to “work” for them, but has negative effects they deny and/or justify. There are 3 people in this forum that do one or more of these things almost every time they answer a question, and many others that dabble in it.
If you believe misled feminism (would you like to come up with a better term?) doesn’t exist, that proves you’re a misled feminist.
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Maybe he’s scared of his first meeting where tradition means he has to say, “Hi, I’m the Christian god and I’m a smiter”?
Now lets say you have either a drug or alcohol problem or both and you wanna overcome the addiction. But here’s the thing, you’re a follower of a Non-Christian religion and the people at facility tries to get you to convert in order to help you overcome your addiction. Would you consider?
I am looking for a website designed to help overcome it from a christian point of view? any advice from anyone who has had an addiction to porn on how to overcome it?
Keep in mind what type of sin an addiction can manifest as.
Does God empathize with addictions?
I have a question about this scripture:
1 Corinthian 15
15But if the unbeliever leaves, let him do so. A believing man or woman is not bound in such circumstances; God has called us to live in peace.
My husband has been verbally and emotionally abusive our entire marriage. He has gaming addiction issues and has had rage problems associated with this. Recently he turned to physical abuse and I kicked him out. The bible is pretty silent on abuse and divorce/remarriage. I have been thinking long and hard about this and have come to the conclusion that abuse IS a form of abandonment. In my husband’s case, he claims to be a believer and yet he does NOT act like a believer. Christ calls husbands to love their wives as Christ loved the church, and died for the church. He tells husbands to love their wives as they love themselves because, biblically, they are one flesh. In the cases of abuse these men are NOT obeying God’s commandments here.
My husband refuses to admit he has any addiction or abuse issues. I have dragged him to 3 counselor the past couple years of our marriage and no progress has been made. I have done everything I possibly can to get him help and restore our marriage. If my husband refuses to ever seek help and get treatment so that our marriage can continue in a God honoring way, wouldn’t that be him abandoning me? Further since he is outright refusing to obey God, wouldn’t that essentially make him an unbelieving spouse, based on conduct alone and put us into the context of this verse?
I have tried to seek advice from the leaders of my church and all give me vague answers like “Pray about it” or “I will never advise you to get divorced”. Yes, it would be nice if my husband magically turned himself over to God and got the help he needed. This may never be reality and I just want to know if it would be abandonment if he refuses to get help and stop hurting me. Also, yes it is is 1 corinthians 7:15. I forgot the 7.