In college, at the height of my struggle, I reached out to a popular Christian purity speaker. I told her I struggled with pornography and asked if she knew of any resources. She responded in a letter and said, “There aren’t any resources… maybe you’ll be the first to provide those.”
I’m not the first, but I am one….
I have spoken with several girls who have said it was like coming up for air after drowning for years. Even girls who are well on their way to victory were overwhelmed by the feeling of not being alone as they read it.”
Beggar's Daughter- released March 2016
Beggar’s Daughter is, in essence, my memoir. A transparent glimpse into my journey written to identify with women who struggle but also to educate those around them. Available on Amazon, Kindle, and Barnes & Noble online.
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Enjoyed these devotionals immensely. Short sweet and concise, Jessica’s insights are profound and thought-provoking. The chapters are short, easy to read and review again and again at any time. A definite keeper. Good for sharing too.
Love Done Right: Devos- released February 2012 – discontinued
Other books are in the works for youth and for women. If you are a youth pastor or someone who works with young women, please contact me.
Cru.org – “To the woman addicted to porn- you’re not alone”
Pure Sex Radio- “Can Women Struggle with Porn Too?” Air date: June 25, 2016
Pray, Love, Heal- “The Double Wound: Hope for Women Facing Pornography Addiction” Air date: March 19, 2016
Growing up Triplets- “A Girl Who Struggled with Porn: Breaking Free from a Cardboard Prison”
Prism Magazine– “Not Just a ‘Man’ Issue”
To Love, Honor, and Vacuum- “Finding God After Pornography”
Guilty Pleasure- “It isn’t always his problem”
The Heart of the Matter – a documentary shedding light on porn in the church
Delivered – True Stories of Men and Women Who Turned from Porn to Purity, by Matt Fradd