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Apr 08, 2009 by DJ Turner | 2 Comments
We received a prayer request today from someone named Mondli in South Africa. He asks for prayer for healing as he suffers from a sexual addiction.
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DJ Turner Apr 13, 2009 7:35am
Today we received a very similar request from a gentleman named Andrew. Because his request is so similar, I have opted to leave it as a comment, so that as you pray for Mondli, you might also remember Andrew in your prayers. Here is Andrew's specific request:
"Please pray that I may over come my sexual addictions, so that I may answer the call to ministry that I believe God is calling me to."
Kevin Leapley Oct 24, 2009 8:38am
DJ - both Andrew and Mondli will not only need prayer but they will need to get into recovery and passionately work recovery. This means telling their struggles to a safe & non-shaming fellow recoverying sex addict, therapist, or pastoral counselor (preferably experienced in recovery from their own sex addiction). They will also need to be in a accountability with a group of men that asks the hard questions and yet demonstrate grace no matter the answer to those questions.
Blessings and love to you and your work!
Kevin Leapley, MA, LPC, CSAT