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The Ancient Path — Breaking Free
Breaking Free is for men walking out of pornography and sexual sin toward a life of purity — not by white-knuckling the behavior, but by reaching the wounds beneath it. Over 12 weeks, in a small group of men led by trained facilitators — men who have walked hundreds of others through this over the past ten years — you'll move week by week through honest territory most men have only ever faced alone. This isn't a tidier version of the same performance. It's the slow, real work of being known and handing the wound to Jesus — and it's a path you don't walk by yourself.
How it runs
Walk the twelve weeks with a facilitator to connect in community, be accountable to men walking with you, and to leverage insight only available together. If you need the flexibility of self-directed access, leverage the course video and content at your own pace.
Facilitator-Led
Jeremiah’s Journey · October 7, 2026 · Full · Next cohort begins January 2027
Named for the verse this practice is built on: God told Israel to ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is, and walk in it. They answered, “We will not walk in it.” The invitation still stands. We learn to hear God and follow, and eight men have that opportunity this October — a small circle with two trained facilitators, twelve weeks, free for this first group. That group is full. The next cohort begins in January 2027. Joining the wait list is the first step, not a seat: every man on it goes through a short conversation with one of us, and you will know where you stand within a week. Walk With Me, the free study, opens on the same verse — Jeremiah’s Journey is the next stretch of that road.
Named for the verse this practice is built on: God told Israel to ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is, and walk in it. They answered, “We will not walk in it.” The invitation still stands. We learn to hear God and follow, and eight men have that opportunity this October — a small circle with two trained facilitators, twelve weeks, free for this first group. That group is full. The next cohort begins in January 2027. Joining the wait list is the first step, not a seat: every man on it goes through a short conversation with one of us, and you will know where you stand within a week. Walk With Me, the free study, opens on the same verse — Jeremiah’s Journey is the next stretch of that road.
Trainee-Led
Coming Soon · after the first cohort
The same twelve weeks, led by facilitators-in-training — men who have walked Breaking Free themselves and are being trained to lead it, with an experienced facilitator alongside every group. We are building a wider team: leaders trained in Narrative Focused Trauma Care and men who have come through our own cohorts, so that more groups can run, in more places, with the same care. By application.
The same twelve weeks, led by facilitators-in-training — men who have walked Breaking Free themselves and are being trained to lead it, with an experienced facilitator alongside every group. We are building a wider team: leaders trained in Narrative Focused Trauma Care and men who have come through our own cohorts, so that more groups can run, in more places, with the same care. By application.
Self-Directed
Coming Soon · on your own or with your small group
The same twelve weeks at your own pace, with Jason teaching each week on video and the Student Guide in your hands. Walk it alone, or gather a few men and walk it together. Opens after the first cohort, once every week’s video is in place.
The same twelve weeks at your own pace, with Jason teaching each week on video and the Student Guide in your hands. Walk it alone, or gather a few men and walk it together. Opens after the first cohort, once every week’s video is in place.
Course Lessons
MEET THE FACILITATOR
Jason Posey
For several years, Jason has served in a ministry called Conquer, walking men away from pornography and sexual sin toward a life of purity — sitting with hundreds of them as they fought the wounds beneath the behavior. He knows that path because he walked it himself. For most of his life, pornography was his medication, until it stopped working and left him near the end of himself. What he found in recovery — the slow, real work of being known and handing the wound to Jesus — became the very thing he felt called to give away. This course is the fruit of that path, now laid down for the men coming behind him.
Jason — Facilitator, The Ancient Path

