Sexual Addiction

Offered for: Men

The Sexual Addiction for Men group offers Christ-centered support for men seeking recovery from lust and compulsive sexual behaviors. The cornerstone of our program is the power and love of Jesus Christ. It is built upon the fellowship of the group, having a safe place to share our struggles, pain and victories with the accountability and the mutual support of the group throughout the week.

We share a common experience of engaging in sexual behaviors, which are demoralizing and demeaning to others and ourselves. We feel unable to stop these behaviors, even in spite of the adverse consequences to our lives. We have sacrificed relationships, jobs, our humanity, and even our freedom, and yet we continue to engage in these damaging and compulsive sexual behaviors.

It is clear that we cannot control our lustful thoughts and behaviors in our own strength. We have learned that only through the power of Jesus Christ can we live sober lives, one minute at a time.

If you identify with these issues, or if you are “weary” from your struggle with sexual behaviors, then we invite you to fellowship with us as we daily seek the Lord’s guidance on our journey of recovery from sexual addiction.

“For this is the will of God, your sanctification: that you should abstain from sexual immorality; that each of you should know how to possess his own vessel in sanctification and honor, not in passion of lust… For God did not call us to uncleanness, but in holiness.” – 1 Thess. 4:3 – 5a, 7 NKJV

Recovery has changed my life for the better. It’s given me focus, direction, and a spiritual connection with God. That gets better each day. Recovery is AWESOME.

Recovery has meant to me a more in depth relationship with Christ and a more enriching life in God’s will. I have learned how to have healthy relationships with those around me and to like myself for who I am in Christ. Phil. 4:13

Recovery has allowed me to see myself as I really am and peace to begin the process of real change.

For me, Recovery is the litmus test of my walk with God. If I’m walking toward Him, by surrendering everyday, my Recovery walk will be fruitful and progressive. If I choose to deal with it my own way, I will inevitably succumb to my fleshful nature of selfishness, fear, pride, and independence from God.

Recovery has brought sanity back into my life. It has brought me into a community of accountability.

I am thankful that God has brought me to a group of brothers committed to the search for a godly relationship with my wife.