WALK IN PURITYWhat it is
Rachel Zoller's 2,500-word article makes the case that cybersex addiction affects girls far more than anyone admits, and then does something more useful than raising alarm: it gives four concrete steps. Confess to God without expecting condemnation. Tell a trusted adult — a mother, a counselor, a youth pastor's wife — rather than trying to manage it privately, which is where most girls stay. Eliminate access through filters, accountability software or getting devices out of bedrooms. Pursue spiritual healing rather than stopping at behaviour, since stopping the behaviour alone is what she calls sin management. Along the way she dismantles a few beliefs that keep girls stuck, including the idea that memories can never fade and the confusion of temptation with sin. Free, ten minutes, and written so that a girl can read it herself rather than having it read at her.
What it may help with
- I'm a woman struggling
- My teen is struggling
- I want to protect my kids
How to access it
Long-form web article, about 2,500 words / 10-minute read None