This ministry is more than just another “sex talk.” This ministry is for those with sexual experiences, deep rooted father wound, and miraculous healing through our Savior.
Read MoreOne afternoon Grandpa gave me your book Unmasked. I literally had to read it in 10 minute intervals because I was crying so hard. You nailed it, Pastor Jim, when you speak about the heart of a woman. It was there that I found the love and restoration I so badly needed in my life.
Read MoreI was sexually abused as a child. Instead of facing the abuse and dealing with it, I tried to bury the memories. I believe that abuse opened the door to some of the things I walked through later in life, specifically during my time in college.
Read Moregrew up in a non-Christian home with a workaholic father. As a result, I started looking for identity in guys and was physically involved with them by 4th grade.
Read MoreHaving children made me begin to examine my story. How much do I tell them about my past? Do I wait for them to ask? Am I being a hypocrite by telling them to stay away from drugs, alcohol, and sex outside of marriage when I didn’t? Is it okay to keep secrets? Being a follower of Christ also made me examine my story.
Read MoreI grew up looking for love and attention from men. I knew about God but didn't know He was alive and that He had all I needed. I had boyfriends from a young age because that was where I found my identity.
Read MoreI am the oldest of nine children, grew up in Los Angeles, and my family moved to Greece as missionaries when I was sixteen. I always struggled in my relationship with my dad. Growing up I remember my dad telling me that he was proud of me only on my birthdays or special occasions. I rarely heard him say, “I love you,” or that he was proud of me.
Read MoreI also felt great healing when you said that purity is more than the history of my body and that the Lord would restore purity in my heart. I had believed I would never feel pure again. You helped me understand that God can restore something I thought was lost forever.
Read MoreI realized it was not my fault that my father was not a man of faith and that he was overwhelmed by life. It was not my fault that I was not provided a strong sense of love and belonging before I went out into the world—a world I was not prepared to enter.
Read MoreI come from generations of dysfunction, abuse, divorce, addiction, and broken parent-child relationships (since broken parents raising children results in broken children.) I remember specifically thinking, I don't know what it means to be a daughter.
Read MoreIn 2013, I ended up at an Unmasked Conference. It saved my life. I remember the Lord encountering me in this way that I had never known. The best way that I can describe it is being washed.
Read MoreI was 15 when I started down the road that led to partying, alcohol, drugs, immoral sexual relationships, abortion, and rape. What caused me to choose substance abuse and to "look for love in all the wrong places?"
Read MoreThat's who God is calling His women to be—daughters. Daughters who dress and carry themselves as though they are worthy of His life laid down.
Read MoreGrowing up, I was sometimes very naive (what kid isn’t) and was often oblivious to my surroundings (again, what kid isn’t). I had these guy friends that I would always hang out with.
Read MoreBetween the abortion and sexually inappropriate relationships, I had never experienced such heartbreak. Your message brought me hope.
Read MoreThen sexual abuse happened. I was eight years old. And it lasted until I was twelve.
Jim asked for an altar call and prayed for people who had been sexually abused. Something happened in the following moments that I can’t put into words—it was like a burden was lifted. I could feel again and knew the Father’s love and acceptance.
Read MoreFrom a young age the devil attacked me with sexual perversion and a lustful spirit. At the age of six or seven, I had a sexual encounter with another boy that deeply impacted me.
Read MoreAt age 16 I became pregnant and had an abortion. I never thought I would be one of "those girls."
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