Overcoming Lust is easy if you look up to Jesus and obey whatever instructions he tells you. Lust (also called sexual desire, sexual interest, or sexual attraction) is the motivational component of human sexuality.

Although people can feel and express a variety of sexual responses within their interpersonal relationships. Lust appears to play an especially important role, in the attraction process and in the early stages of romantic relationships, particularly as people fall in love. Therefore, We presume the experience of lust to be distinct from other sexual responses, including sexual arousal.


Consequences of Lust
Mind Slavery
Evil Character
Future marriage Corruption
Isolation and Emptiness
He rejects the Lord

Mind Slavery

The Christian sex addict calls Jesus ‘Lord’ with his mouth, but then like Peter denies Him and turns to the godess of lust. Sin takes a strong foothold in his heart as he lives trying to have both God’s love and lust’s “comfort”. But, “God is not mocked” and “by what a man is overcome, by this he is enslaved.” Like a crack addict, the sex user is ruled by his compulsions to act out even though he hates what he’s doing.

Evil Character

Instead of being the man of courage and integrity God has made and called him to be, he becomes “Weakheart”, a “man without a chest.” He loses his moral authority and the courage to do what’s right. Instead of being a fighter he becomes a passive weakling who hides from the challenges of life. He makes compromises he would never have dreamed of taking before in financial and other areas.

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