former young stars Madi Prewett Say the strong about a “difficult” subject of his life: porn and masturbation.
“The main thing we cover is to cover sexual sin focused on pornography and masturbation,” Madi, 29, said on Monday, June 23, his episode “Stay true” Podcast. “We will unite why God is important to God, why is holiness important to God, why is it a call for the children of God.”
Madi admits that “it is a struggle” for him since the middle of school.
“Grateful, by the grace of God and by the power of the godly community and people around me, I am not from pornography and masturbation for – 10 years,” he continued. “But that’s something slaves me and marks me for a long time.”
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Madi continued, “no matter what I love Jesus, I can’t shake in sin. I can’t break from porn and masturbation.”
the Bachelor Nation Alum explained that he began to see shows and listening to music talking “with sex and fighting” in his middle school.
“I’ve got some times knowing things and have some feelings or thinking about some things or imagining about some things. I didn’t tell anyone,” he remembered. “I didn’t seek to do anything about it, but I said, and I was about 13. I went to a friend’s house and his parents were not in this show.”
Madi said he “began to feel things I had never heard before” and experienced “wanted.” From there, he began to see things on YouTube, who brought masturbation. Madi remembered that embarrassed, mainly because he felt he could not say anything about his struggles.
“Whenever you live in secret, it will only make more sin and just make it more embarrassing because where the enemy has developed,” he continued. “I didn’t stop until I took other people with it, until I stopped the enemy of my life with living in hiding.”
Madi explained to listeners who faced these feelings “is harder for me for a long time” – but he overcame it.
“I beat myself and I was bound by shame because I knew that I loved Jesus,” I didn’t know how I was able to show sexual sin that made him feel “robbed of trust.”
“I asked my worth and my identity,” he said. “Every time I give a sexual offense, I don’t know my goal.”
