Ep13: The Quiet Bible Habit That Changed a Broken Life With Terri LaShae

Pornography, trauma, and rage do not get the final word - Jesus does. Terri shares the raw story of childhood abuse, fear, secrecy, and how a single altar moment became the turning point that broke shame and set her on a path to lasting freedom.What starts in childhood echoes into her teen years: a home marked by violence, a predator’s lies, and the secret addiction that followed her into high school, athletics, and college. But this episode is not just about what wounded her - it is about the surprising way God kept drawing her back through Scripture, hunger, and small moments of grace long before she ever ran to the altar. You’ll hear how a challenge to read Proverbs unlocked a deeper hunger for the Word, why the word “remember” became a spiritual anchor, and how Terri learned that freedom is not just a one-time miracle - it is something you protect with community, accountability, prayer, and the disciplined guarding of your eyes.We break down:how childhood trauma can shape fear, anger, and secrecy for yearswhy pornography can be a hidden struggle for women too, not just menwhat changed when Terri finally confessed everything to Jesushow Scripture, concordances, and daily renewal became part of her healingwhy “what is most personal is most universal” still gives other women hopeThis conversation matters because shame thrives in silence. If you have ever wondered whether God can truly heal trauma, break addiction, and restore what was stolen, Terri’s story is proof that the answer is yes. And if you know someone carrying pain they have never named out loud, this episode gives them language, hope, and a way forward.Essential listening for anyone who needs a reminder that the light of Christ is stronger than darkness, and that freedom can start with one honest prayer.Want to grab the book we referenced, by Marnee Feree? Grab your copy of "No Stones" right here.