As a young man, David Erik Jones found himself caught up in an addiction to pornography. This sinful habit nearly destroyed his life and his hopes of becoming a minister. David Erik struggled with Christianity and slowly began to fade away from church and religion. After marrying his high school sweetheart and having two daughters, his addiction kicked into high gear and began to consume his life. It was only after two life altering experiences that he found himself back at the altar, seeking answers, and praying for help. Becoming a Vessel of Honor: Life after Salvation shares his story, the events that shaped his life, and the Biblical truths that helped him find freedom from his shameful past. The book is filled with personal struggles with sin, honest expressions of pain and doubt, and the scriptural insights that turned his life around.

"My Struggle Your Struggle" is an honest and straight forward look at the life of David Erik Jones, a man caught in sexual addiction. As a young boy David Erik was drawn into pornography and held captive by its lustful grip for over twenty years. Yet he was able to find deliverance from his sinful habit. "My Struggle Your Struggle" chronicles his walk to freedom. This heartfelt book shares the insights he has learned through his personal struggle with porn and reveals how God has redeemed his sinful past. The lessons learned are shared in brief but informative chapters that provide a wealth of information for anyone who is ready to break free. "My Struggle Your Struggle" is a light shining in the darkness for anyone who is caught in habitual sin. David Erik Jones has served as a youth minister and pastor since 2001. Before he became a minister he attended Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas and went on to work in various fields for fourteen years. He currently lives in West Texas with his wife and two daughters, where he pastors a small Baptist church. His life has been greatly influenced by both his calling to preach and his addiction to pornography. As a minister, he now has a passion to help others break away from addictions and harmful lifestyles and to help them find joy and freedom in Christ. David Erik not only preaches but also speaks to youth groups, at marriage seminars, men's events, and other Christian venues. For more information, go to titusfamilyministry.org.