This is where you start walking.

For several years, Jason has served in a ministry at his local church called Conquer — a program that awakens men to the dangers of pornography and sexual sin and walks them toward a life of purity. He has sat with hundreds of men as they’ve fought to overcome the wounds beneath the behavior, the ones that drive a man to medicate.

He knows that path because he walked it himself. For most of his life, pornography was his medication — his drug — until, like every addiction, it stopped working and left him near the end of himself, convinced he had failed as a husband, a father, a provider, a man. He came to the edge of giving up entirely.

But that was not where his story ended. What Jason found in recovery — the slow, real work of being known, of handing the wound to Jesus and receiving something back — became the very thing he felt called to give away. This course is the fruit of that path: the path he walked out of the dark, now laid down for the men coming behind him.