Blazing Grace Radio Mike Genung

Letitia Shelton, founder of City Women in Toowoomba, Queensland calls in from Australia to discuss the ministry God gave her more than 20 years ago. City Women goes into strip clubs and brothels in Australia, ministers to the sexually abused, and leads a campaign called "A City Free from Porn" that includes billboards. From Letitia:
* “If you want to find Jesus, you go to the broken. I think I’ve learned more from them than from a trillion sermons.”
* "We (the church) are going to have to step out and take some high level risks."
* “I’m just so thankful that God saved me from a boring Christian life.”

Jim Tilley, a former pastor, shares about his 25 year addiction to pornography, The Rogue Christian books, and the need for the church to go rogue, that is, become a Biblical church that talks openly about the hard issues (including sexual sin), and become devoted to prayer, fellowship, and teaching.

Sandy England, director of the Wives ministry at Blazing Grace, discusses the last billboard campaign (that upset some Christians) we did in 2018, shares what she sees wives struggling with in their battle to heal from a marriage that has been damaged with their husband's sexual sin, and The Rogue Christian.

“You are the salt of the earth, but if salt has lost its taste, how shall its saltiness be restored? It is no longer good for anything except to be thrown out and trampled under people’s feet."
Matthew 5:13
The US is committing suicide, culturally, morally, and financially. Mike looks at God's answers for a church that is losing it's ability to preserve the nation and be the salt and light it is called to be.

Mike discusses Naomi Judd's recent suicide and the sexual trauma she endured as a young woman, shares his story with sexual abuse, and provides answers for recovery.

Mike talks with Marsha Means, author of "Living With Your Husband's Secret Wars," originally published in 1999. Marsha was one of the first to address recovery for wives from their husband's porn or sex addiction issues in the late 90's when the porn epidemic in the church was first blowing up.