Free From P*rn

Richard Young

This isn’t another “try harder” purity podcast.It’s not about white-knuckling your way to freedom or stacking up shame-fueled accountability check-ins.This is about transformation.Real, lasting, gospel-centered freedom from pornography—not someday, but today.Hosted by former addicts turned freedom coaches, Richard Young and Justin Khoe, Free from Porn is a no-shame, no-fluff conversation rooted in one bold truth: If Jesus has set you free from sin, then porn doesn’t get to define you. Each episode exposes the lies keeping you stuck, renews your mind with truth from God’s Word, and helps you walk out the freedom you already have in Christ. Expect raw honesty, biblical clarity, practical strategy, and stories from people who’ve actually broken free—not because they got stronger, but because they started believing what Jesus already said was true.

  1. DEC 17

    #37 The Practice That Changes Everything

    The holidays have a way of stirring up old thoughts, old emotions, and old coping patterns. Family gatherings, financial pressure, grief, loneliness, and anxiety can all collide at once—and when anxiety rises, the mind often reaches for the same “solution” it always has. Porn isn’t the problem. It’s the relief valve we’ve learned to pull when tension feels unbearable. In this episode of the Free From Porn podcast, Richard Young teaches a simple but powerful practice that changes everything: learning to observe your thoughts instead of fighting them—and relaxing around the feelings they trigger. You’ll discover why resisting or suppressing anxious thoughts actually makes them stronger, how to step out of the mental “roller coaster,” and what it looks like to take thoughts captive by staying present, relaxed, and grounded in Christ. As you head into the busy Christmas season, this episode will help you: Understand why anxiety—not desire—is the real driver behind porn useLearn how to observe thoughts without identifying with themPractice relaxing your body and nervous system when triggers ariseExperience how peace replaces compulsion when tension is releasedWalk through the holidays conscious, free, and no longer medicating stressThis isn’t about trying harder or fighting your mind. It’s about learning how to live from peace—where thoughts lose their power, urges pass, and freedom becomes your new normal.

    12 min
  2. DEC 3

    #36 When Holiday Triggers Become Your Path to Freedom

    n this episode of the Free From Porn podcast, host Richard Young dives into one of the most overlooked pressure-cookers of the year: the holiday season. For many, Thanksgiving and Christmas bring joy… but they also bring stress, old triggers, family dynamics, and emotional weight that can feel overwhelming. But what if those very triggers were invitations—not setbacks? Richard unpacks why moments of pressure are often the same moments that used to drive you to medicate with porn… and how this season can become a sacred opportunity to renew your mind, release old patterns, and walk in the peace that’s already yours in Christ. From Paul’s words in Philippians 4 to the practice of getting alone with God in the “secret place,” this episode shows you how to turn holiday anxiety into holy ground. You'll learn how to: Bring your anxieties to God instead of numbing themRecognize triggers as opportunities for transformationLet the peace of God guard your heart and mindBuild new habits of freedom in the moments that used to break youStep back into family settings with calm, clarity, and Christ’s life flowing through youWhether you're listening before Thanksgiving or weeks afterward, this conversation will help you walk into any environment—family gatherings, stressful moments, old memories—with peace, gratitude, and unshakeable identity. This holiday season, your buttons aren’t setbacks.  They’re invitations to freedom.

    7 min
  3. NOV 19

    #35 The Day Richard Almost Drowned (and What It Teaches About Anxiety)

    In this episode of the Free From Porn Podcast, Justin and Richard kick things off with a hilarious question: “What’s the manliest thing you’ve ever done?” What starts as jokes about peeing standing up and awkward gym compliments quickly turns into a story that nearly ends in disaster—Richard almost drowning at a Hawaiian beach because he fought the waves instead of letting himself float. But that moment becomes the doorway into a much deeper conversation about white-knuckling, rumination, anxiety, and why so many men exhaust themselves trying to “fight the waves” of life, urges, or stress. Justin breaks down the real meaning of Philippians 4:13 (hint: it’s not about doing backflips for Jesus), and together they unpack why: Most people aren’t sinning because they’re evil—they’re medicating because they’re overwhelmed.Trying to out-think your anxieties only drags you deeper into the rip current.Freedom isn’t found in controlling the waves—it’s found in learning to float.If you’ve ever felt like life is “lifeing,” like you're trying to fix circumstances you can’t fix, or like your urges spike the moment stress rises, this episode will feel like a breath of fresh air. You don’t need more force.  You don’t need more self-hatred.  You don’t need to swim harder. You need to learn the art of endurance, peace, and floating with Jesus in the middle of the waves. This episode will show you how. Tune in now.

    15 min
4.7
out of 5
15 Ratings

About

This isn’t another “try harder” purity podcast.It’s not about white-knuckling your way to freedom or stacking up shame-fueled accountability check-ins.This is about transformation.Real, lasting, gospel-centered freedom from pornography—not someday, but today.Hosted by former addicts turned freedom coaches, Richard Young and Justin Khoe, Free from Porn is a no-shame, no-fluff conversation rooted in one bold truth: If Jesus has set you free from sin, then porn doesn’t get to define you. Each episode exposes the lies keeping you stuck, renews your mind with truth from God’s Word, and helps you walk out the freedom you already have in Christ. Expect raw honesty, biblical clarity, practical strategy, and stories from people who’ve actually broken free—not because they got stronger, but because they started believing what Jesus already said was true.

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