Co-host: Stephen Cervantes (HopeCounseling.com)

No human can go through life without being wounded. These hurts, if left unforgiven, will rot one's soul with bitterness and anger. But how do you actually forgive those who hurt you, whether they did so intentionally or unintentionally? This episode gives you a model prayer that outlines 7 steps to help you forgive your offenders -- and in so doing experience deep freedom and peace. 

Is there hope for transformation and purpose when your life has been devastated by secret sexual sin? In this episode we have Matt Galbraith with us to share his story of how God brought him from a place of deep despair and brokenness to a place of hope and a purpose to help other men find freedom. If you are struggling with despair, fear, or shame, this broadcast will encourage you to not give up -- you are worth recovery!

You may respond to Matt directly at 210-883-6732 or mgalbraith2007@gmail.com. 

Special Guest: Daniel Weiss (BrushfiresFoundation.org)

What is SILS? It stands for Sexual Integrity Leadership Summit, and it is a collaborative effort to equip church and ministry leaders to inspire sexual integrity discipleship, wholeness, and freedom in Christ. In this episode, we talk with Daniel Weiss, one of the executive team members of SILS, about what the movement is and why it is important in church history.

Learn more about SILS at SexualIntegrityLeaders.com or follow us on Facebook at Facebook.com/SILSUMMITUSA/.

This episode of Pure Sex Radio is taken from our Grace-Based Recovery webinar training which outlines the 9 key principles in the Grace-Based Recovery book. This ninth principle helps one catch the vision for what recovery is really all about: loving well. Learn how to develop a "give-it-all-away" attitude in recovery.

For more information about the book and the webinar series, visit GraceBasedRecovery.com.

Is the goal of recovery to simply stop acting out? Or is there something bigger, something deeper? In this episode we invite Josh Glaser, executive director of Regeneration Ministries, to help us answer this question. Discover a vision for recovery that is bold and beautiful!

Learn more about Josh and Regeneration at RegenerationMinistries.org. 

Sexual betrayal is devastating to a marriage. But it doesn't have to be the final chapter. How does a couple really heal and restore from such brokenness? This episode highlights the key principles and practices for couples who want to experience the beauty and joy of full restoration. Our special guests, Mark and Beth Denison, have lots of wisdom to share on this topic.

Learn more about Mark and Beth's ministry at TheresStillHope.org. 

Co-host: Stephen Cervantes (HopeCounseling.com)

The starting point of recovery is getting honest about our brokenness and sin. But this isn't an easy thing to do. We need encouragement and a vision for change that helps us come clean and step into the light of recovery. This episode shares thoughts and ideas from many different men how have struggled to come clean and how they have finally entered into the recovery -- AND REST -- they so desperately needed. 

Wives who have faced the trauma of sexual betrayal by their husbands wonder if hope is possible -- for herself, for her marriage, for her future. In this episode we have Meg Wilson with us, an author and speaker who has tremendous experience in helping wives discover hope after betrayal.

To learn more about Meg and her resources, visit HopeAfterBetrayal.com. 

Co-host: Stephen Cervantes (HopeCounseling.com)

We've been working over the past few years to really learn how to understand and heal our broken emotional systems. This episode is the second of a 2-part series where we will unpack 10 biblical truths that have the potential to transform your emotional system. Learn with us as we seek God and His Word to mature emotionally and spiritually. 

This episode of Pure Sex Radio is taken from our Grace-Based Recovery webinar training which outlines the 9 key principles in the Grace-Based Recovery book. This eighth principle helps one face the reality of needing to mature in all areas of life; recovery is not merely about stopping negative behavior. Learn how to mature (grow up) in all areas of life: physical, emotional, spiritual, relational.

For more information about the book and the webinar series, visit GraceBasedRecovery.com.