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Amy Riordan is the founder of Walking in Freedom Ministries and is passionate about walking with women as they pursue deeper intimacy with Jesus and discover who they were created to be. She is an author, speaker, certified life coach, podcast host, and a Licensed Pastoral Counselor through the NCCA. Her books include "Longing for Intimacy" and "All of You."

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Where to Find the Boldness to Share Your Porn Secret

Four years into my marriage I was buried in guilt and shame due to a porn addiction that no one (including my husband) knew about. The secrecy was killing me inside. Every single day I…

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7 Lies I Believed When I Still Watched Porn

As someone who was once deeply trapped in the web of pornography, I can now look back and recognize several lies I believed without question during that time. Since sharing my story with many people…

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How I Fight Porn Images in My Mind

I was suddenly filled with panic. I clicked to see the profile of someone who started following me on a social media site, only to see a naked picture of her blasted right in front…

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I Was a Christian Woman Hooked on Porn

I will never forget the day I confessed to my husband that I was not only watching porn, but I was watching lesbian porn. Despite the shame and guilt I felt, I did not know…

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The Women Behind the Fantasy: The Day I Met a Porn Star

Over the last month I have been ministering to a young woman who struggles with pornography. I’m going to call her “Angie.” Angie was so relieved to have finally found a Christian woman who knows…

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I was a married woman tempted by porn…

I was the quiet girl growing up who desperately tried to blend into the crowd. My dad was a teacher in the same school district I attended, and the first day of school each year…