"For too long we have only thought about and acted on what a woman's body gives us rather than what it can cause us to do. And what it should cause us to do is to worship the God of the universe."

For many men, the struggle with lust is not a struggle. It is a war. It is a war we seem to be losing. Many men give up the fight altogether. In Though the Artist's Eyes, author Scott J. Einig shares the trials of his own years-long war with lust, and how, when all seemed lost, God set him free. Einig goes on to share all the things God taught him about what it truly means to be pure in this world, what changes we need to make – and that lasting victory over lust is possible. This book is a message of hope for the hopeless. We can be free. We can have victory. We can be men.

"It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery" (Galatians 5:1).