We are relational creatures, created by a relational God.

In part 2 of this idea we continue to unpack how pornography offers the illusion of relationship without any of the risk — and why that keeps so many people stuck. If you’ve ever felt trapped in the cycle of porn use, isolation, or self-condemnation, this conversation is for you. We unpack the core relational wounds beneath addiction and point to the hope of restoration found in Christ.

🔑 In This Episode:

• Diving deeper into our relational reality
• Pornography promises the reward of relationship without the risk
• How to pursue healthy adult friendships
• How to bother people, on purpose
• What trust really looks like

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What stood out to you? What’s your next step?

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Michael Kamber – @mikekamber

Nick Buda – @nickwbuda

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We are relational creatures, created by a relational God. In this episode, we dive into Genesis chapters 2 and 3 to uncover the original design of our relationships—and how that design helps us understand the root of addiction.

We talk about how disconnection and shame entered the story, why pornography is a false substitute for real connection, and the hope we have in Christ to heal and be restored.

In this episode:

– Why you were made for connection

– How shame fractures intimacy

– What Genesis 2–3 reveals about your story

– Why porn is a relational issue, not just a moral one

– How Christ restores what shame has broken

This is about more than just quitting porn—it’s about reclaiming who you were made to be.

Connect with us:

🌐 www.rscky.com

📸 Instagram: @restorationsoulcare

🎙️ Hosts: @mikekamber & @nickwbuda

In this episode, we’re diving into the reason so many men stay trapped in porn and sexual addiction for years—even decades.

We’re not talking about willpower or accountability software. We’re talking about the wounds, patterns, and unspoken messages picked up early in life that drive unwanted behavior. You’ll hear us break down one of the key frameworks we use with clients to help them understand the addiction cycle—and why real freedom starts way deeper than behavior management.

Whether you’re in recovery, just starting to get honest, or trying to understand how pornography actually affects men—this conversation will hit home.