Quenched: Discovering Abundant Life While Struggling with Pornography

What it is

Jessica Harris opens with the premise she has spent a career dismantling: lust is a man's problem, right? Quenched is her argument about what treating it that way does — it leaves women without language, without resources, without groups, and convinced their struggle is a uniquely shameful aberration rather than something one in three women knows. Where Beggar's Daughter told her story, Quenched works forward into what abundant life looks like while the struggle is still live, which is the more honest and more useful frame than promising the struggle disappears. Written for women, and worth reading by any pastor or leader who has built a men's ministry around this and nothing for women. Follow Harris's earlier memoir with this one.

What it may help with

• I'm a woman struggling
• I want to grow spiritually
• I lead a church or ministry

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