Think about the last time you said that was the last time.

And really, you meant it.

What you're saying wasn't a performance.

It was a real decision you made because you genuinely didn't want to do it again.

But then it happened again.

And most men spend years assuming the same thing that the problem is just their willpower,

or it's their faith, or it's their discipline. So what they try to do is, well, I got to try

harder. Something's broken in me. I'm the problem then. So what they try to do is get more

accountability or if they're really

trying hard or more resolve. But more shame comes next Tuesday when they're facing the same

problems over and over again. But what if the problem isn't how hard you're trying?

But what if you've been fighting the wrong thing?

Maybe you've been using the wrong weapons,

or maybe the wrong weapons in the wrong location for years.

So today we're going to talk about the three reasons men can't get free from

pornography. Sounds like a game of clue, the wrong weapons in the wrong location. We're going to

talk to you, though, about these three reasons. And, you know, it's before you ever clicked on anything, something happened inside of

you. Talking to you, the person, I mean, we're directing this to men, but it can be men or women.

The, um, the person who clicked on porn or you're engaging in unwanted sexual behavior of some sort.

Something happened inside of you.

And you had a disconnection and you had a lot of stress around that disconnection.

And there was a hollow, heavy sensation that shows up for no clear reason on a random day. And you may not have thought of it as a

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