Pornography: the Equal Opportunity Toxin, part 2
A poll of American lawyers found that 56% of the divorce cases in 2002 involved one party having an obsessive interest in pornographic web sites. This shockingly high number proves that the pornography toxin is effectively destroying marriages. Is there hope for couples who suffer from sexual addiction? Can couples rebuild trust and develop emotional, physical, and spiritual intimacy?

Pornography: the Equal Opportunity Toxin, part 1
Pornography, by its very nature, is an equal opportunity toxin. It damages the viewer, the performer, the spouses, and the children. It is toxic miseducation about sex and relationships, and alters a person's beliefs and behaviors. It is more toxic the more you consume, the "harder" the variety you consume, and the younger and more vulnerable the consumer. Pornography is potent, addictive, and permanently implanted in the brain. This program will focus on the roots of pornography addiction, treatment issues, and vital accountability strategies.

Financial Fundamentals
If you're like a lot of 20- or 30-somethings, long-term financial planning takes a back seat to more immediate concerns like Saturday night plans or choosing an HDTV. Unfortunately, many of us put off securing our financial future simply because we just don’t know where to begin.

Why Aren’t You Married Yet?
Perhaps you have felt like Cameron Courtney, columnist for Christian Single Today. She said that Sunday was becoming the loneliest part of her week. Well, the most well-adjusted single will feel out of place in the church. In fact, is there a place for singles in the Christian church when being married seems to ge the norm. People may not come right out and say it, but the underlying message the unmarried young adult often receives is, "Why Aren't You Married Yet?" Where marriage teaches us about the unconditional love of God, singleness teaches us about the faith walk between God and His child. Wherever you are on your journey, you are not alone, and God loves you very much.

Lifestyle Quarterbacks
The World Health Organization recently reported that there are now more overweight people in the world than malnourished. This may be the first generation in history where children die before their parents due to lifestyle-related diseases. So, whose problem is it?