Temptation

“The opposite of addiction isn't sobriety, it's connection.” 

That’s why your fight against porn was never meant to be fought alone. Drawing on biblical wisdom and cutting-edge neuroscience, we’ll show you how isolation feeds lust and how real connection—with God and with others—breaks its grip. You’ll gain practical tools to escape the trap of the fake intimacy of porn or sexual sin, cultivate healthy relationships, and begin walking the path to lasting freedom.

Connection Defeats Porn: How to Strengthen Your Relationship With God and Others to Overcome Lust

Sexual temptation is not new. But in a digital world, access is constant… private… and often overwhelming.

Many of us long for freedom, yet feel stuck in cycles of shame, secrecy, or defeat.

This Plan is designed to help you pursue lasting freedom from pornography and other digital temptations through Scripture, prayer, and intentional steps of obedience.

Whether you are seeking breakthrough, healing from past struggles, or strength to walk in integrity, our prayer is that this journey leads you toward grace, transformation, and true freedom in Christ.

This Plan was written by Jason Mathew, Founder of LeadMeNot.

Breaking Free From Lust in a Digital World

Addiction often goes deeper than behavior. Over time, your brain can begin using pornography as a way to cope with stress, loneliness, or other negative emotions. In this 5-day plan, you’ll learn how to recognize triggers, especially the emotional triggers behind watching pornography and begin responding in a new way. As you grow in awareness and learn to process what’s happening inside you, you can interrupt the cycle. And that’s where real freedom begins.

Why You Turn to Pornography & How to Break Free

Eighteenth-century American pastor and theologian Jonathan Edwards authored a series of 70 resolutions to express his deep commitment to personal holiness and spiritual discipline. This devotional unpacks the theological weight and practical application of Resolution 56: “Resolved, never to give over, nor in the least to slacken my fight with my corruptions, however unsuccessful I may be.” Over the next few days, we will explore the biblical grounding of this resolution and its enduring significance for the Christian life today.

Resolution 56

Proverbs 25:28 (ESV) ‘A man without self-control is like a city broken into and left without walls.’

In this five day video plan Jack shares encouragement from the gospel of grace, hope for transformation from the promise of the Spirit, and practical advice on how to develop the fruit of self-control in your life.

How to Grow in Self-Control

Do you want to provide the best life you can for your family, while obeying God? So did Lot. But as we juggle career, friendships and financial decisions, sometimes our values get blurry. In this Character Study plan we’ll explore the pitfalls in focusing too much on worldly comforts, and how to keep God in the foreground.

Loving God Over Money

Struggling with gossip or negative speech? In this 7-day devotional, we will explore what Scripture says about gossip, the power of words, and how to guard your heart and speak life like Jesus! Our words can be tools for healing and hope, so let's examine our hearts, honor others, and use our words to bring healing and hope today.

Words That Give Life: A 7-Day Journey From Gossip to Grace

The cycle feels endless, the guilt is unending, and it feels like you're drowning. Addictions can feel impossible to overcome, but God has designed for us to live a life of freedom. In this plan, you will understand your reality in Christ and practical approaches to overcoming addictions.

Breaking Free: A Practical Approach to Dealing With Addictions

This 7-day devotional helps men grow into the kind of man God has called them to be, not through perfection, but through faith, consistency, and everyday choices. Built on biblical principles, it reshapes how we see strength and leadership.

Each day explores walking with God, taking responsibility, living faithfully, and using your words and actions to impact others. It reminds men that real strength isn’t having all the answers, but trusting God and leading with integrity, helping you take intentional steps toward a life of faith, purpose, and lasting impact.