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Bryan
I can not say enough good things about Operation Integrity, my experiences while attending, and the positive impact it has had on my life. It was and has been a transforming experience. I recommend it for anyone who has ever struggled with any habitual, compulsive, or addictive behaviors that have had an undesirable, destructive or unhealthy affect on them or those they are in relationship with. It is especially helpful for anyone who has ever struggled with compulsive, inappropriate, or harmful sexual thoughts and behaviors. Operation integrity saved my marriage, and what I learned while attending has helped me and continues to help me in so many profound ways. Read More
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Frank
When you are on a ship and the waves are crashing over the bow and the roll of the ship is dangerously near to being capsized, you are desperately seeking a safe port or harbor to anchor in. Read More
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Sonny
Ten years ago my wife died of cancer, leaving me alone with our two small children, one of which was 4 years old and the other was 13 months old. I had accepted Christ at a Promise Keeper’s event in San Diego about two years before my wife died, but I was not really walking with the Lord. In fact pornography and marijuana were what I used to get me through those dark days. When I look back and think about it, porn was not my real problem. I had a deeper more fundamental problem. For you see, I was an adulterer, too. I had many affairs, both mentally and physically. My business took me to places with many exotic women; Rio, Chile, Argentina, Costa Rica, Belize, and various cities throughout the Untied States. I never said no to women when I was traveling. In fact, I couldn’t keep myself from chasing them. I loved the hunt, and I was very good at keeping secrets. Read More
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Jim
My story begins when I was about 3 years old. I wouldn’t eat my oatmeal so my dad poured it on my head. I can remember that and I still hate greasy or messy things on my body. Next came the bed wetting and since I didn’t stop, my father would put me outside in front of our house on the curbside to wash my clothes and sheets. Everyone walking or driving by could see me. Both of these things made me keep looking for admiration. Read More
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Scott
Just prior to walking into Operation Integrity for the first time, I didn’t know what to expect. I halfway expected to see a bunch of guys sitting around with dejected looks talking about how they had ruined their lives due to their sexual problems. I was dreading what the next hour would entail, I figured it couldn’t be any worse than I imagined it and knew in my heart I needed to be a man with sexual integrity, so I soldiered on. Read More
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Jeff
I grew up in a Christian family that was often rigid and very perfectionistic. While I was never physically abused, humiliation both privately and publicly was commonplace. After a particularly painful and very public humiliation by my Mother, I vowed that I would never again be hurt like that. I withdrew from my family and friends and have had difficulty connecting with people ever since. I am one of those people that my pastor talked about a while ago that has a sign around my neck that says, “Don’t get too close.” I became skilled at appearing very friendly on the outside, but knowing exactly how close to let a person get to me before I backed off. Little did I realize that my self-imposed isolation would do more damage than the pain I had hoped to avoid. Read More
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