Co-host: Stephen Cervantes (HopeCounseling.com)

Often we do not fully understand the impact of our parent's brokenness in our lives growing up. Such brokenness can manifest in rejection. How do we recover from the wounds of rejection? This episode gives you a practical picture of what healing from rejection wounds might look like. We hope it blesses you and brings you hope to recover from any rejection you have experienced. 

Special Guest: Gigi Hopkins

This is Part 2 of our conversation with Wives Care Coordinator Gigi Hopkins to answer specific questions from wives struggling through the healing journey from betrayal. We don't pretend to have all the answers, but we trust this episode will be helpful and hopeful to wives at any stage in their healing process. 

Get info about the Wives Care Online Groups at WivesCare.com.

Co-host: Stephen Cervantes (HopeCounseling.com)

When men fail (stumble or relapse) in recovery, what happened? And why does it matter to unpack what happens in a recovery stumble? This episode peels back the layers of failure to gain insights that might help you respond better to future similar temptations. We have LOTS of experience in this area, so we hope our conversation will be useful to you.

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 second principle helps one understand the power of God's grace as the foundation for overcoming any addiction.

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

Special Guest: Gigi Hopkins

Many wives reach out to us for help to navigate through the pain of sexual betrayal. They come with lots of questions. In this episode we address some of the specific questions wives have asked us recently. We don't pretend to have all the answers, but we trust this episode will be helpful and hopeful to wives at any stage in their healing process.

Get info about the Wives Care Basics Webinar at WivesCare.com. 

Co-host: Stephen Cervantes (HopeCounseling.com)

There is so much lying and deception in the world, especially among those who have developed an addiction. But why do we lie? And how does knowing this help us embrace the truth? This episode dissects lying in hopes that you will see possible patterns of deception in your own life and how you can become a "pathological truth teller." 

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 first principle helps one understand the importance of a safe environment; that healing requires an environment where trust is mutually valued.

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

Special Guest: David Kyle Foster (PurePassion.us)

Is there a standard for truth when it comes to dealing with issues of sexual brokenness? Is God's Word really true -- and good? Does God's Spirit still move today and touch broken lives? David Kyle Foster joins us in this episode to share his story and offer wisdom and insights from his 30+ years in full-time ministry to sexually broken people. Find hope, encouragement, and healing through this message of truth and grace.

Order Sexual Healing Book at http://purepassion.us/shop/store.

Co-host: Stephen Cervantes (HopeCounseling.com)

For men who admit to a sexual struggle, the journey toward greater integrity requires intentional steps in the right direction. This episode is a collection of many key insights and action steps to help men gain traction and momentum in their pursuit of godly character. 

Co-host: Stephen Cervantes (HopeCounseling.com)

Your brain controls your body. Duh, right? But do we understand all the ways that the wiring of the brain affects and strengthens habits or behaviors? In this episode Jonathan and Stephen unpack excellent brain research from Dr. Norman Doidge to give you insight into how your brain works and how you can change unwanted patterns. 

Learn more about Dr. Doidge at http://www.normandoidge.com.