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When God says He doesn't remember our sins, He's not limiting His perfect knowledge. Instead He means He doesn't remember our sins against us. God knows we sinned, but He does not allow that sin to impact His relationship with us.

Ephesians 4:32 teaches that no matter how terribly you have been sinned against, an ultimate failure to forgive is a failure to consider how much you have been forgiven.

You need to be the kind of person who fights for a close relationship with Jesus more than you fight against pornography.

You are saved, not just to be free from pornography, but to know and experience the joy of walking with Jesus, of following Him, and becoming more and more like Him.

Lust never has what it wants because it never has enough.

The battle to be free from porn is the battle to find a deeper joy.

Every greedy glance at pornography is a missed opportunity to be thankful to the Lord and to others for all the good things in your life.

You can never stop thinking about something by trying not to think about it. If you want to get something out of your mind, you must begin thinking about something else.

Remember that we always sin against other sinners. Offering forgiveness can be just as hard as confessing sin.

Sorrow is lethal when self-focused.

Worldly sorrow is sad because people know about your sin. Godly sorrow is sad because God knows about your sin.

Godly sorrow hates the sin itself.

The great danger in your struggle is that you will devote all of your energy to thinking true and awful things about pornography and spend no time dwelling on the true and wonderful things about Jesus.

Having confessed your sin and trusted in God's forgiveness, you now need to ask God for specific grace to be different.

If God pronounces you forgiven and clean, you are forgiven and clean.

Strategies are important, but they must flow from the gospel.

Jesus loves to cleanse those who love to look at pornography, and He loves to give them power to change.