I'm a bit behind on what's been on the network, but thank you for addressing this, an answer to prayer...
as I've been researching pornography and the enemy spirit behind it, and discover the horrific prevalence of the number of those involved in it, with even higher rates in the Church and leadership, and I shake my head, and say "and we wonder why the Church is irrelevant?"
I will share the LORD is bringing a group together in my community to very specifically target this principality through prayer, intercession, and exposure...
and the human trafficking and the abuse connection is so true!! lust is one of the key roots behind all of it, when we come in agreement with pornography, through usage, we come into agreement with lust, the same root that is often behind human trafficking, abortion, and and sexual abuse (which I think would horrify all of us)... and i don't think we understand how that gives power to that principality... I know, this isn't normal reformed thinking... but we have to recognize, that our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual authorities/principalities, and that when we come in agreement with sin, darkness deepens in the spiritual atmosphere, in ways we do not understand, just like when we choose with the help of the Holy Spirit, to not come in agreement with lust, or whatever, when we choose instead to spend that time in worship, in the Word, in prayer, with our Creator, something shifts in the spiritual atmosphere, in a powerful positive way...
not saying I understand how it works, but our choices are part of the spiritual battle going on... and we need to know that our choices, our coming in agreement with sin, or not, are affecting many others, in ways we might not know..
by the grace of God, He covers those, but there are still consequences... He calls us to holiness for a reason...
I appreciate the resources you are making available regarding pornography. We heard a great sermon at church last week about the other side of pornography - focusing on human trafficking and abuse of women and children (a helpful website from Vancouver: http://www.embracedignity.org/ ). It would be great to delve more into the reality of who actually gets hurt when we view pornography. Just because we don't "pay" for it, doesn't mean it's not being paid for. Our mouse clicks get advertisers, and we become paying perpetrators of incredible injustice worldwide. This topic definitely needs to be explicitly talked about in the church!