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Ex-porn star finds God, unveils biggest lies that nearly destroyed his life

Joshua Broome joins Billy Hallowell

FILE - This March 6, 1998, file photo shows a detail from a neon sign above a strip club in New York's Times Square photographed after a judge concluded the city had the legal right to force most of the city's X-rated shops to relocate. New York City's two-decade legal war on storefront pornography businesses has reached a new tipping point. While many of the provocative attractions were swept out years ago - especially ones in the now neon-lit, retail-filled Times Square - the state's highest court recently issued a ruling that would force the surviving ones to clear out. (AP Photo/Michael Schmelling, File) — FILE - This March 6, 1998, file photo shows a detail from a neon sign above a strip club in New York’s Times Square photographed after a judge concluded the city had the legal right to force most of the … FILE - This March 6, 1998, … more >

Monday, August 26, 2024

Joshua Broome once had it all. Fame, money, acclaim. But he was rudderless, depressed — and ready to end his life. After abandoning the adult film industry, Mr. Broome went on a quest to find meaning. He discovered Jesus, is now a preacher, and has a powerful message for everyone about the lies plaguing our culture.

Check out his book, “7 Lies That Will Ruin Your Life: What My Journey from Porn Star to Preacher Taught Me About the Truth That Sets Us Free.”

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