Love & Truth Network - Audio Edition

Austin Hamilton spent his early years of marriage caught in a destructive cycle of pornography and infidelity, nearly losing everything he loved.

Join us for a fascinating and thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Andrew Miller and Garry Ingraham. Together, as they revisit traditional Wesleyan and Methodist perspectives on sexuality.

Sheila was an athlete in the prime of her life when a devastating motorcycle accident changed everything. Her body was left shattered and broken in ways that stunned her medical team.

Howard grew up in a home where his mother openly told him she hated him. As a young teen, he sought comfort in the arms of other men and quickly spiraled into addictive sexual behavior.

Sandra did not grow up in a home that was overtly physically or sexually abusive, she nonetheless had years of chronic neglect, resulting in maladaptive behaviors she carried well into adulthood.

Licensed Christian counselor and LTN co-founder Melissa Ingraham joins this episode to tackle a critical but often overlooked area of mental health: sexualized attachments in women.

Despite growing up in a stable family, Dee endured molestation as a young girl, which led to years of heterosexual promiscuity and eventually an open relationship as a lesbian with an older woman.

Exposed to sexual abuse, drugs, and alcohol, Jamie was born to teenage parents trapped in addiction. She later spiraled into addiction, being sold into sex trafficking as a young adult.

Kelly experienced her first sexual assault at age 13, and quickly went into a downward spiral of alcoholism, addiction, and a life that had been shattered before it really had a chance to truly begin.

Often we hear incredible stories of God’s deliverance from people, many years into their healing. But what about people who are starting out in their journey with Christ, still a work in progress?

Though fully heterosexual, Ryan felt a clear calling to go into gay bars and to offer hope as opportunities arose. Along the way, he developed a meaningful friendship with a transgender individual.

In part 2, Tony Peterson continues his story of redemption. Even while in rehabilitation and facing pending felony charges, God called Tony to something that seemed impossible—pastoring a church.

In part 1 of this two-part interview, Pastor Tony Peterson shares the story of his early years, marked by broken relationships, domestic violence, and substance abuse.

Nick Stumbo grew up in a loving Christian home, but behind closed doors, he battled a secret addiction to pornography. The struggle followed him into Bible college and marriage.

Laura Smalts grew up feeling alienated and wrestling with the belief she was born in the wrong body. Convinced she should have been male, she embraced transgenderism, undergoing hormones & surgeries.

Debora Barr emerged from a traumatic childhood certain of two things: she was a lesbian, and there was no God. For years, she lived openly as a gay atheist, forging her path apart from faith.

At thirteen, Drew Boa became a Christian but also began a battle with pornography—a struggle that lasted years in secret.

Cathi believed her calling as a Christian woman was limited to her home, but God had plans. Cathi went on to become President of one of the a influential organization: The Center for Arizona Policy.

Brady Cone knew from a young age that he was attracted to other boys, but chose to believe that God offered truth and answers. That faith was shaken, however by a careless comment from a pastor.

At the age of 12, Johnathan Daugherty experienced something that would forever change his life—he was introduced to pornography.

All too often in Western Christianity, faith gets reduced to Sunday services while we forget Christ’s call for iron to sharpen iron, to bear one another’s burdens, and to live in authentic fellowship.

Nancy Pearcey grew up in a very physically abusive home, which set the stage for what was to come. As a strong and determined young woman with a burning intellect, she wanted answers.

Jonny had the talent & charisma to lead worship and connect with people. But behind the charm was the hidden pain of a broken home, and a man who'd mastered the art of wearing different “masks”.

Sexual brokenness can run so deep, and last so long, that it leaves people feeling hopeless, ashamed, and trapped in a cycle they believe they’ll never escape.

Spiritual warfare is real, unavoidable, and a significant part of life as a believer, but far too many Evangelical churches ignore or misunderstand it.