Chelsea and Layton talk about what real freedom looks like — especially in the early days of breaking free from pornography, shame, and hidden struggles. They unpack how liberation doesn't always feel good at first — but gets exponentially better over time. Drawing from stories in the Book of Exodus, Gospel of Luke, and Gospel of John, they highlight a powerful truth: even after deliverance, gratitude and joy are still a choice. Ultimately, freedom isn't just a destination — it's a Person — and when you taste it, shame loses its grip and your story can become someone else's hope.

Chelsea and Layton delve into the profound effects of betrayal on the brain and body. They explore the symptoms of betrayal trauma, the importance of understanding these responses, and the journey towards healing. The conversation emphasizes the need for compassion, support, and effective strategies for recovery, highlighting the role of counseling and the brain's capacity for healing.

John Rue joins Liberator for today's conversation! John is a coach, mentor, and trainer at Built-to-Lead. In this episode he brings his passion for helping teams and individuals reach their full effectiveness and God-given potential. John shares his insights into one of our favorite topics: discipleship. Together we'll explore what discipleship looks like in practice, and why it's of vital importance when overcoming the effects of pornography. Don't miss this one!

BuiltToLead.com