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Quenched

  • World Religions
  • Women
  • Publisher: Baker Books (Baker Publishing Group)
  • Published: 2023

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Publisher's Description

Lust is a man's problem, right? Wrong. When we see lust as an exclusively male issue, it leaves Christian women with nowhere to turn when they struggle with the same things. They suffer silently and feel like they will never be free. Jessica Harris has been there, and she has made it her mission to break the silence, banish the shame, and bring women's struggles into the light of God's grace and forgiveness. She understands that when you suffer in silence, you are building a wall of shame between yourself and God that God does not desire for you. In this authentic and honest book, she shows women a road map for restoration that answers the question "Is there grace left for me?" with a resounding and emphatic "Yes!"For any woman who desires to escape the pull of lust, pornography, and sexual shame, this book is a refreshing drink of water that will quench the fire within and point the way toward freedom.


Endorsements (4)

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Phylicia Masonheimer

“Many leaders in the body of Christ have shied away from the fact that in today’s culture, pornography addiction is just as much of a women’s issue as it is a men’s issue. In Quenched, Jessica Harris is determined to bring this issue to light within the church. Through testimony, biblical insight, and practical steps, Jessica’s book will help women of all ages walk in true freedom.”

Ashley Key

“Jessica Harris offers a safe place for women to expose their parched souls so they can soak up the living water of Christ’s grace. With audacious honesty and raw emotion, Jessica shows how Jesus meets us in the messiness of our lives. He pours healing into our hearts. Pick up this book now. Take a big swig, gulp it down, let it overflow!”

Sam Black

“Overcoming a struggle with pornography and shame is not about changing your behavior but about allowing Jesus to transform your identity. Within the pages of this book, you will follow the footsteps of two women who did just that. One is a Samaritan who lived two thousand years ago, and the other is Jessica Harris, a friend who courageously unveils that you can find freedom. Journey with them, and you will find genuine hope as they lead you to the living water.”

Juli Slattery

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