The Next Chapter with Seun Adeyemi
The Next Chapter with Seun Adeyemi is a fireside conversation for men who want to make the rest of their lives count.Through thoughtful reflections on faith, family, and stewardship, Seun invites listeners to slow down, look forward, and live with greater intention in this…
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Ep 10: Why Willpower Won't Free You | When the Word of God Killed My Appetite for Pornography (opens the original)
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This is Part 2 of The Next Chapter series on pornography and purity. If you haven't listened to Part 1 — Why Willpower Won't Free You — start there first. Part 1 laid out the theology: why willpower never works, what you're actually hungry for, and what the spiritual disciplines do to fan your affection for Christ. This episode is the testimony. Justin is a brother Seun does life with. For ten to twelve years, he was in what he describes as a steady relationship with pornography addiction. Colle
Ep 09: Why Willpower Won't Free You | Pornography, Purity & the Glory of Christ for Christian Men (opens the original)
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It's late. The house is quiet. Your wife is asleep. And something in you — you already know what it is — reaches for the phone. This episode is for that man. Not to shame him. Not to give him another accountability app or a list of rules that haven't worked yet. But to tell him the truth about what he's actually hungry for — and where that hunger was always supposed to go. The problem is not that you desire pleasure. You were made for it. Moses stood at the edge of a mountain after seeing the Re
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