Over the last 12 years of Christian ministry, I’ve had an abiding frustration—but perhaps the frustration will surprise you. Whether in college ministry or in a local church, I’ve often found myself meeting with guys who struggle with lust and pornography. And I go into these meetings wanting to be helpful, but I leave frustrated. But probably not for the reasons you think. My main frustration was me.

I’d want to share truth and hope and encouragement and strategies to win the war, but I’d flounder. I’m not sure I’d use the phrase “pastoral malpractice,” but that’s what it was starting to feel like.

Eventually this frustration gave rise to a few years of reading and writing and thinking about how to help men struggle against pornography. And out of the research came a short book. And out of the book has come this very short video series.

I call it “jumpstart,” because it’s not designed to fix everything about everything. But the ten, short videos are designed to reignite your pursuit of joy in God and purity. I’d love for you to check them out.

Also included with the videos is a free ebook called 50 Questions for Accountability Meetings, which gives you tons of questions to consider as you struggle against lust and pornography.

* The video series is based off the book Struggle Against Porn: 29 Diagnostic Tests for Your Head and Heart (Amazon).