What does genuine freedom look like when the struggle does not disappear overnight?
Jordan Castille talks about his struggle with pornography addiction, same-sex attraction and shame, and about the healing love of Jesus. He explains how an honest Christian community gave him the courage to bring hidden struggles into the light, and how finding his identity in Christ began to change him from the inside.
Jordan and Jay talk about why freedom means more than avoiding a behavior, what pornography falsely promises, and how prayer, counseling, discipleship and safe relationships work together in healing. They also discuss how campus missionaries can respond when students share painful stories about addiction, betrayal, trauma or sexuality, without rushing to fix them or reducing them to their struggle.
For anyone walking through sexual brokenness, discipling a student, or wondering whether lasting transformation is possible, Jordan offers a hope-filled reminder: Jesus meets us in the struggle, patiently makes us whole, and is worth choosing again and again. This episode discusses sensitive topics related to sexuality, addiction, trauma, and mental health. Listener discretion is advised.
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Guests & resources
Meet the guest
- Jordan Castille
Castille Coaching