Description

Pornography addiction is a pervasive problem—even in Christian circles. If you want to help someone who has become a prisoner of this sin, you’ll need to know your enemy and the terrain on which you’ll be fighting. Rescue Plan draws on the research and experience of two biblical counselors, giving concrete information and helping you to shape an effective plan of attack for strugglers young and old, whether single, dating, or married.

Although it can stand alone, Rescue Plan pairs with Rescue Skills, also by Reju and Holmes, for maximum effectiveness.

About the Authors

Deepak Reju is pastor of the biblical counseling and family ministries at Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, DC, and serves on the Biblical Counseling Coalition’s board of directors.

Jonathan Holmes is the counseling pastor at Parkside Church in Cleveland, Ohio, the executive director of Fieldstone Counseling, and a member of the Biblical Counseling Coalition.

Endorsements

“An extremely practical resource, rooted in the gospel, for porn strugglers and those who want to help them to find freedom.”

—John Freeman, Founder, Harvest USA

“Packed with practical, thoughtful truth [and] rooted in scriptural wisdom to help you to lean on Jesus for help.”

—Garrett Kell, Pastor, Del Ray Baptist Church, Alexandria, Virginia

“A practical, biblical, and gospel-saturated guidebook . . . remarkably candid . . . saturated in gospel hope.”

—R. Albert Mohler Jr., President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

“A comprehensive, hope-filled, and practical guide for sexual sinners regardless of gender, age, or life stage.”

—Brenda Pauken, Biblical Counselor, Sterling Park Baptist Church, Sterling, Virginia

“Offer[s] confident guidance toward Jesus Christ, whose grip is much stronger than anything that threatens us.”

—Jeremy Pierre, Professor of Biblical Counseling and Department Chair, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

“Priceless practical tips, honest words of hope, and an invitation for strugglers to love Jesus more than their sin. . . . [An] excellent resource.”

—Darby A. Strickland, Counselor, Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation