Category: Counseling

Freedom from Addiction: Pornography

Post author By stocktontravis
Post date July 11, 2015
Categories In Addictions, Counseling, Practice
2 Comments on Freedom from Addiction: Pornography

Freedom from Addiction: Pornography Sex permeates our society. It’s used to sell everything from internet service providers to sandwiches. So, when we talk about addictions, pornography is one addiction that is easy to point to. Unfortunately, it’s easy to point to because it’s such a problem in today’s society and church. It’s a weed that […]

Freedom from Addiction: The Dichotomy

Post author By stocktontravis
Post date July 5, 2015
Categories In Addictions, Counseling, Gospel Foundations
4 Comments on Freedom from Addiction: The Dichotomy

Freedom From Addiction: The Dichotomy As a teenager, I had found myself seeking self-identity and self-pleasure in a number of addictions; food, pornography, and video games were a few of those I sought solace in from the pain of the world around me. It wasn’t just a place to enjoy myself, it was a place […]

Obergefell v. Hodges and The Gospel

Post author By stocktontravis
Post date June 28, 2015
Categories In Counseling, Legal, Theology
3 Comments on Obergefell v. Hodges and The Gospel

Obergefell v. Hodges and The Gospel The internet is ablaze right now. Everyone is weighing in on the SCOTUS’s ruling on Obergefell v. Hodges. Some are responding in joyous celebration. Others are saddened, but unphased. While another group is proclaiming gloom and doom. But what does the Gospel have to say about it? Man God […]