Jared Moore

33 Days to Freedom From Lust: A Hope-Filled Devotional (scroll down for the video curriculum and bulk pricing): amzn.to/3M7qznF “…an armory of spiritual weapons for the battle.” – Dr. Joel R. Beeke @JoelBeeke “…calls believers to reject the lies of our culture and embrace the freedom and purity found in Christ.” – Megan Basham @megbasham “…guides the struggler to become a victorious Christian warrior against lust.” – Dr. Rosaria Butterfield “…helps you dig out the roots of lust with the truth of Scripture and the Spirit’s power.” – Michael Foster @thisisfoster “…a powerful reminder that if the Son has set you free, you are and can be free indeed!” – William Wolfe @William_E_Wolfe “…a war manual guided by theology that actually works.” – Dusty Deevers @DustyDeevers “…pick up this book and apply yourself…Scripture and prayer work wonders.” – C.R. Wiley @crwiley1962 “…a must have for biblical counseling and discipleship." – Michelle Lesley @MichelleDLesley “…a resource that will lead you to defeat lust by the grace of God Almighty.” – Jon Root @JonnyRoot_ “…a thoroughly biblical approach to the struggle of lust that has plagued so many men.” – Ekkie Tepsupornchai @ekkiet “…cultivates the kind of deep affection for God that can overwhelm and mortify lust.” – Michael Clary @dmichaelclary “…a valuable tool for those who seek to put to death the deeds of the flesh.” – Dr. Jon English Lee @CBTSeminary “an accessible, useful, and deeply biblical guide that helps readers fight temptation and pursue purity.” – Dr. Ethan Jago @EthanJago3 “…unmasks lust as idolatry that can and must be put to death by the Spirit.” – Nick Sevier @sevier_nick Video Curriculum (7 Weeks, 8 Sessions): Total: $60 (PDF’s and Paperback copies) You’ll receive the full curriculum: 1. The book 33 Days to Freedom From Lust: A Hope-Filled Devotional by Dr. Jared Moore 2. The book 33 Days to Freedom From Lust Leader Guide: A 7-Week Study by Dr. Jared Moore 3. The book The Lust of the Flesh: Thinking Biblically About “Sexual Orientation,” Attraction, and Temptation by Dr. Jared Moore 4. Eight 33 Days to Freedom From Lust videos with Dr. Jared Moore Leaders will read The Lust of the Flesh and 33 Days to Freedom From Lust. Students will daily read 33 Days to Freedom From Lust and memorize the catechisms. Leaders and students will meet weekly for 8 sessions, watch a video from Dr. Jared Moore, pray and interact with discussion questions from the Leader Guide. How to purchase the video curriculum (include your address and email address): PayPal - jaredhmoore@hotmail.com Venmo – jaredhmoore CashApp – jaredhmoore Bulk Prices: If you own a bookstore, reach out for special pricing. If you can’t afford my book or can’t afford multiple copies for your church, PM me or email jaredhmoore@hotmail.com, and we’ll work it out: 25 paperback: $250 Shipped ($10 each) 50 paperback: $450 Shipped ($9 each) 100 paperback: $750 Shipped ($7.50 each) 25 Hardcover: $375 Shipped ($15 each) 50 Hardcover: $700 Shipped ($14 each) 100 Hardcover: $1250 Shipped ($12.50 each) How to purchase bulk copies (include your address): PayPal - jaredhmoore@hotmail.com Venmo – jaredhmoore CashApp – jaredhmoore Full Endorsements: Are you shackled by sexual lust? Victory is possible—Jesus Christ can set you free! Unleashing the blazing light and beauty of the triune God in all His glorious attributes, Dr. Jared Moore exposes the darkness and ugliness of lust. With a helpful (and delightfully creative) method, he points the struggling soul to Scripture, poetry, and song—for when our souls are filled with the Spirit, with the Word of God, and with exuberant praise, the lasting pleasures of godliness become sweet and the shallow allurements of lust quickly lose their luster. If you are struggling with lust, this month of devotions—soaked in prayer and applied diligently to the heart—will provide an armory of spiritual weapons for the battle. — Dr. Joel R. Beeke Chancellor, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary Pastor, Heritage Reformed Congregation, Grand Rapids, MI In 33 Days to Freedom from Lust, Dr. Jared Moore confronts one of the great spiritual crises of the 21st century—lust—with biblical clarity and pastoral hope. At a time when rampant pornography use and other perversion is normalized and even celebrated, Moore reminds readers that Scripture calls it what it is: sin. Drawing from passages like Romans 8:13 and Colossians 3:5, he shows that lust is not an inevitable burden but a deadly habit that can be crucified through the power of the Holy Spirit. Each daily meditation turns the reader’s focus from fleeting pleasure to the eternal beauty and holiness of God, helping Christians think God’s thoughts after Him and cultivate a heart shaped by worship rather than desire. This book is both a sober warning and a gospel-saturated guide—calling believers to reject the lies of our porn-saturated culture and embrace the freedom and purity found only in Christ. — Megan Basham New York Times bestselling author, Shepherds for Sale Journalist, The Daily Wire Pastor Moore has written a faithful devotional for all defeated strugglers. Saturated in Scripture and pastoral care, 33 Days to Freedom From Lust guides the struggler to become a victorious warrior against lust. Dr. Moore shows from Scripture that no Christian must live in bondage to sin. — Dr. Rosaria Butterfield Author, Five Lies of our Anti-Christian Age Dr. Moore doesn’t hand you clichés; he hands you a shovel. This book helps you dig out the roots of lust with the truth of Scripture and the power of the Spirit. It’s plainspoken, biblical, and doable. If you’re tired of making excuses and ready to get free, 33 Days to Freedom From Lust will show you where to start and how to keep going. — Michael Foster Author, It’s Good to Be a Man Pastor, East River Church, Batavia, OH In an era marked by the widespread rejection of Christian sexual ethics, both in the culture and sadly in the church too, 33 Days to Freedom From Lust by Dr. Jared Moore stands out as a biblically faithful exception. This book is packed with both Scripture and practical guidance to empower Christians to put to death the lust of the flesh and live in purity and freedom before the Lord. This is no mere 'self-help’ book, it is a powerful reminder that if the Son has set you free, you are and can be free indeed! Buy this book, read it, give it away, and stock it in your church's bookstall—you will be thankful that you did. — William Wolfe Executive Director, Center for Baptist Leadership In a world that treats lust like an identity and bad theology like a coping mechanism, this book stands in open defiance. In 33 Days to Freedom From Lust, Jared Moore shows what Scripture declares with blazing clarity: sound theology saves people, bad theology hurts people. Moore refuses to leave readers with the lie that lust is “inevitable” or “just part of being a man.” Instead, he lifts our eyes to the God who is eternal, holy, all-powerful, all-knowing, and infinitely more satisfying than sin. With pastoral precision, Moore works out the truth that the only power strong enough to expel lust is the expulsive power of a greater affection, joy in Christ Himself. This book does not tell men to “try harder.” It calls them to enjoy Christ more. Page after page redirects the heart to the beauty, glory, and sufficiency of God. There is hope. The temptation to sexual immorality can be killed by looking to Christ. Not by white-knuckled effort, but by beholding the Savior who conquered sin, breaks chains, and satisfies the deepest longings of the soul. You were made for worship and only Christ delivers freedom. This is more than a devotional. It is war manual guided by theology that actually works. — Dusty Deevers Oklahoma State Senator Pastor, Grace Community Church, Elgin, OK When we read about the "7 Deadly Sins" we tend to rank them in terms of perceived manageability. 'Sloth'—manageable; 'Pride'—challenging, but still manageable; but 'Lust'?—give up, it's hopeless, especially in today's super-sensual world. Jared Moore with 33 Days to Freedom from Lust says, not so fast. There's hope. But freedom from lust won't come fast. It will take time, and discipline, and attention, and most of all, the grace of God. I encourage you to pick up this book and apply yourself to what it prescribes. Scripture and prayer have been known to work wonders. — C. R. Wiley Senior Editor, Touchstone Magazine Co-host, The Theology Pugcast A joyful journey from sin to obedience for men and women seeking to mortify the sin of lust. Indeed, most of the principles Dr. Moore teaches are helpful for mortifying any sin. I appreciate the thoughtful and organized way the book is structured, and its multi-sensory approach designed to help the reader internalize each precept. This book is a must have for biblical counseling and discipleship. — Michelle Lesley Women’s discipleship blogger/speaker Co-host, A Word Fitly Spoken Podcast Jared tackles one of, if not the most tempting and destructive sins in men’s lives, lust. This book will ground you on the rock of Jesus Christ, through Biblical truth. If you want to find freedom from sexual temptation, porn, lustful thoughts and actions, this is a resource that will lead you down the path of righteousness and equip you with the tools to not only fight the battle against lust, but defeat it by the grace of God Almighty. — Jon Root Faith, Sports and Culture Commentator Content Creator, Host, Writer The best way to kill sin is to hate it. And the best way to hate sin is to love and fear God. That’s what 33 Days to Freedom From Lust is all about. Dr. Moore’s book is not about coddling people in their sin nor hammering them with guilt. Rather, Moore’s book is a scripture saturated guide into the character and beauty of God with an eye to cultivate the kind of deep affection for God that can overwhelm and ultimately mortify the sin of lust. Moore’s approach is refreshingly holistic. Each brief chapter will help readers cultivate a deeper affection for God through prayer, scripture readings, poetry, music, and practical application, the cumulative effects of which will equip the dedicated saint to fight, and ultimately overcome, the sin of lust. Highly recommend. — Michael Clary Author, God’s Good Design Pastor, Christ the King Church, Fort Thomas, KY In 33 Days to Freedom from Lust, Dr. Jared Moore takes a very different, but thoroughly biblical approach to the struggle of lust that has plagued so many men. Dr. Moore asserts that this struggle against immorality is not an ever-present battle by which all men must continue to suffer without end, but rather, is a battle that can be conquered through the power of God made available to all who call upon the name of the Lord. This thirty-three-day devotional is not only saturated with great Scripture references, worthy of memorization and meditation, Dr. Moore also includes a different hymn and even a poem each day that reflects on God's greatness from that day's passage. Throughout this book, the reader will find biblically faithful commentary to accompany the verses he cites, along with incisive applications that will challenge, convict, and transform all who are willing to follow this devotional plan faithfully. What I perhaps loved most of all was the focus upon the great attributes of the triune God, which should never get old for those desiring to grow in their knowledge of the Holy One. Dr. Moore shows that the value of knowing such attributes stretches far beyond just mental assent but extends practically and powerfully to the daily battles of Christian life. This is a resource I plan on using in my own pastoral ministries. — Ekkie Tepsupornchai Pastor, Western Avenue Baptist Church, Brawley, CA Lust is a pernicious sin that is ravaging the church today. It wrecks marriages, dulls the soul, hardens the heart, and degrades men and women made in the image of God. In 33 Days to Freedom From Lust, Moore takes aim at this relentless enemy by providing a hope-filled battle plan. This daily devotional is accessible yet substantive, practical yet concise. I plan to use it in my pastoral counseling, and I commend it as a valuable tool for those who seek to put to death the deeds of the flesh. — Dr. Jon English Lee Academic Dean and Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology, Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary, Owensboro, KY Lust is one of the most pervasive threats to Christian holiness in our age. As a pastor, I regularly counsel men and women who wrestle with this sin, often for many years. What many need is a practical, hope-filled path forward. Dr. Jared Moore’s 33 Days to Freedom from Lust provides exactly that—an accessible, useful, and deeply biblical guide that helps readers build both spiritual and practical strategies to fight temptation and pursue purity for the glory of God. I gladly commend this devotional to pastors for counseling, to parents for discipleship with their children, and to every believer who desires to strengthen their resolve to live a holy and pure life before the Lord. — Dr. Ethan Jago Lead Pastor, 5 Bridges Church, Panama City Beach, FL In a culture that excuses lust as natural and inevitable, many Christians have accepted a powerless view of sanctification. Even in the church, lust is often treated as an uncontrollable urge rather than a sin to be mortified through the Spirit. The result is hopelessness and bondage as believers try to manage sin instead of putting it to death. Dr. Jared Moore’s 33 Days to Freedom from Lust exposes that lie and points us back to the God who truly satisfies. By comparing the false promises of lust with the character of God Himself, Moore lifts our gaze from the pit of self-gratification to the glory of the Triune God. He offers not just theological reflection but a pattern of repentance, worship, and renewal through Scripture, prayer, application, poems, and songs. This book is a full-orbed call to reorient the mind, heart, and life around the truth of God’s Word. As a biblical counselor, I found this devotional both rigorous and deeply pastoral. Moore doesn’t merely tell readers to “stop sinning,” he shows how the knowledge of God displaces the false worship that fuels lust. He treats lust not as a habit to manage but as an idol to destroy through greater affection for Christ. I especially appreciate how this book demonstrates that spiritual disciplines fuel obedience, but they don’t replace it. That truth resounds implicitly through every page. The structure of daily meditation, reflection, and response makes this resource not only instructive but formational as it trains the reader’s affections toward holiness. If you’re weary of confessing the same sin without real change, or if you counsel others who feel trapped in lust, this book belongs in your hands. Don’t settle for coping with sin when Christ offers freedom. 33 Days to Freedom from Lust is a guide for those ready to take sin seriously, love God supremely, and live in the freedom that only He can give. — Nick Sevier ACBC Certified Biblical Counselor Founder and Director, Biblical Counselors Society

It’s strange for egalitarians to choose a religion where they’ll worship a Man for all eternity. #ChristIsKing

Christian, you need to ask if faithful pastors are doing the gate-keeping at most Christian publishers. Telling people what they want to hear is profitable.

The American founding was a Protestant founding. This is historically indisputable.

Total CP gifts from SBC Churches: 2007-2008. $548,205,099 2023-2024. $446,641,957 A drop of over 100 million in 16 years. Nashville, we have a problem.

@WWUTTcom @gigisewingroom1 God’s will is also His decree and no one can thwart it. Better to say, “If it goes against the word of God, then it isn’t the revealed will of God.”

If it goes against the word of God, then it isn’t the will of God.

@booboothephool lol. I’m not gay; never have been. You keep saying that. It’s nasty. I write all kinds of books to help sanctify the church.

@jaredhmoore you cant pray the gay away because you are still a same sex attracted male despite ur constant preaching and authoring books about said subject. u r the literal proof against it. if it worked u would be offline with a normal family teaching ur kids how to play sports but u arent.

LGBTQ+ is a cult. Check out the comments on this post. “Welcome to the Hotel California…You can check-out any time you like but you can never leave!”

@booboothephool The native Americans murdered, ate, harmed each others’ women, etc. for centuries. And some Christians harmed them too. My wife’s 7th great grandfather was murdered by native Americans while hunting. He left behind a wife and young children. They cut his head off.

@jaredhmoore so the native americans were genocided by love? is that ur final answer? my point is that even ur own religion has a GOOD and EVIL side to it... just like we all do. ur refusal to accept this universal truth will never benefit u.

@booboothephool You can pray the gay away because you’re not ontologically different than anyone else. You just have a pattern of sin Jesus can change, if you’ll repent and believe in Him.

@jaredhmoore the same proof that you have babe, thats why u keep writing books about praying the gay away

@booboothephool Yup. It certainly did. Look at the only people who ended slavery first. Look at where women have flourished in history. Take a cursory glance at history, and look how the pagans, Islam, and atheism harmed and killed women and children. Are you an atheist?

@jaredhmoore that wasnt the question moron. is it a loving religion? did it create the "most moral civilization" with love? lmao

@booboothephool So, you “believe” you’re gay? What proof biologically do you have that you’re “gay”?

@jaredhmoore my feelings control nothing about my beliefs, they're too erratic for all that. also being gay isnt even a "good" feeling a lot of the time LMAO..... some of us are just principled & accept all the parts of ourselves, even the flaws/quirks. keep living in shame like u deserve

@booboothephool Christianity literally built the most moral civilizations in human history. Atheism only built communist countries. Islam built cesspools.

@jaredhmoore when i want to be ya, u dont deserve that version of me. do you think Christianity is a loving religion? historically speaking

@booboothephool You live in a fairy tale built by your own feelings; the feelings you’ve arbitrarily declared as “good,” in rebellion against your Creator. Repent and trust in Christ before it’s too late.

@jaredhmoore im sure you believe that n im sure the ppl around u have gotten use to ur abnormal behavior but u r by no means a regular straight man. u will go where all pathetic lying conmen go when they die. change ur ways or just prepare urself!

@booboothephool You think you’re a loving fella?

@jaredhmoore right back at you F@qqot <3

@booboothephool I’m about as normal as you can get. An unremarkable hillbilly who Jesus saved.

@jaredhmoore no straight man is authoring books like u have lmao. u r extremely sad n not self aware if u genuinely think ur normal.

@booboothephool You’ll never have true joy and happiness until you live who God created you to be.

@jaredhmoore My God didnt do that. im not an insane mentally ill pasty person who has to create some evil God to SOOTHE MY SHAME like u have. id say i hope u figure urself out n start to live a happy life but that would be a lie. keep being a pathetic liar, im sure ur wife and God love it lol

@booboothephool lol. I’m not gay. Never have been. Gay is nasty and gross.

@jaredhmoore you think gayness is a feeling because you deny a CORE part of ur brain n cant comprehend it. thus u think feelings are permanent rather then something that is always changing because ur GAYNESS is PERMANENT. you got everything mixed up and its causing u to live in shame.

God cursed creation due to Adam’s sin. There are birth defects. But defects don’t define the rule. A man born with three arms doesn’t now define mankind as having three arms. You can’t define the rule by the exceptions or the defects. And you can’t define the rule by your sin. You are male or female, not “gay.” You’ve separated your sexuality from your biology, and then blamed God for what you’ve chosen. Repent, and live who God created you to be.

@jaredhmoore He did though. explain intersex people or stop replying. are you claiming the some evil being plays a role in creating us? maybe U, but my creator is not a demon sowwing sin. those feelings u listed r not the same thing as gender or sexuality. feelings r not inherent

God didn’t give me anything contrary to Him and His design. Anything in me contrary to Him is sin. Your feelings don’t define you, God does. Think of all the feelings you don’t follow: worthlessness, evil anger, lust, etc. Explain to me why some of your feelings define you but others don’t? What standard do you use?

@jaredhmoore God gave u same sex attraction, when u deny ur feelings for men u are going against how HE created U. my biology is not the same as other males just cause u say so. who r u? explain intersex ppl? u cant. Christ wants u to show up as urself not a false identity to soothe ur shame.

@booboothephool You are male or female not “gay.” You’ve denied your biology; denied God’s design. Why not follow Christ, and be who God created you to be?

@jaredhmoore how is what some1 chooses to do in their private life a cult? why r u ex homo closeted losers turned preachers always so impudent when discussing ppl who are comfortable w/ themselves? lying to urself n the world about who u truly r is pretty shameful n sinful. get better soon.

@KrimpenP29503 The world is strange because I follow Christ. Queers doing queer things is upside-down. You were designed for good not evil.

@jaredhmoore You're the one in the cult. That's why the world seems so strange to you.