Covenant Eyes Radio – Episode 97
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In a survey done by Today’s Christian Woman, over a third of their female readers admitted to intentionally looking at Internet pornography.
Today I am speaking with Crystal Renaud, author of Dirty Girls Come Clean, a frank and honest book about the hidden issue of female porn addiction. (See information about our book giveaway below.)
Crystal speaks with us about why she wrote this book and how it will be a help to women who are struggling with this temptation.
Learn More:
- Read a sample chapter of Crystal’s book.
- Watch Crystal’s video interview recorded during her visit to the Covenant Eyes headquarters.
- Read Crystal’s posts on our blog.
I am part of the Ministry group that Crystal has started and I am so thankful to have found it! She is annointed to talk about this taboo subject and I am so grateful to be able to get to where God wants me and heal thru this ministry. God is doing BIG things thru Crystal! Can’t wait to read her book!
I am a recovering sex addict who made regular use of porn. I’ve been free of viewing any porn for 3 1/2 years now. It has only been by the grace of God and my support team who have helped me to find freedom. I would love to read Crystal’s story.
@Carol – I’m happy to announce you are the winner of Cyrstal’s book! I’ll send you an e-mail with more details. Please contact me if you don’t receive it: luke.gilkerson@covenanteyes.com.
Can’t wait to read this book!!!
Thank you, strong women, for having the desire to change. That is the beginning of change: desire.
May God’s love be with you in your journey back to Him!
If there is a woman in the Jacksonville area that would like to facilitate a woman’s support group, we would like to hear from you. Luke can give you our contact information or you can “google” my name and locate our ministry there. God bless…
Thank you Crystal for ‘stepping out’ on faith with your book and your ministry. My prayers are with you. God bless…
This is such a needed book!!! I can’t wait to get my hands on a copy. So long have I suffered with this shame in silence. Time for freedom and healing!!!
This is such a needed book and resource. I am so glad someone has finally written about this topic.
I would love to read this book. I have recently confessed my porn addiction to my husband and to 2 Christian women and asked them to hold me accountable. I’m still working toward what recovery means.
i used to read Crystal’s blog. She has a lot of insight and presents her information in a way that we can all relate, too. Maybe I will get to read more of her writing in her book!