Son of Bishop David Oyedepo, Isaac Oyedepo recently shared his battle with pornography addiction in a candid podcast interview, highlighting his personal journey and the pivotal role of faith in his recovery.

Isaac traced the start of his addiction to a trip to Europe, where he encountered explicit content while alone in a hotel room.

Despite the initial allure, he credited his quick recovery to divine intervention, underscoring the power of grace and mercy.

He stressed the value of open dialogue and support networks, admitting that guidance from someone who had overcome similar struggles could have hastened his recovery.

Isaac also noted the widespread issue of pornography addiction, affecting even religious leaders and church members.

Challenging the notion that outward success equals spiritual righteousness, Isaac called for introspection and humility.

He encouraged those facing similar challenges to seek help, reminding them that grace and mercy are always available.

As the second son of David and Faith Oyedepo, Isaac's testimony highlights the universal nature of human struggles and the transformative power of faith. Alongside his siblings, Isaac exemplifies resilience within his family's influential legacy.“I struggled with pornography before. I remembered how it started, we travelled to one country and I was meant to be in the room alone, I switched on the TV and that’s it.

“But God brought me out of it very quickly. A lot of people still struggle with it. If anybody who had struggled with it had walked up to me and told me how to come out, maybe I would have come out faster. I think people feel they are things we should not talk about. Today, there are some pastors and church members still struggling with it," he said.

“You may be anointed, seeing miracles, signs and wonders but it does not mean you are standing right. There is this old saying that if it is working it means you are standing right but I found out that it is not always the case. There are times I found out I wasn’t right, but grace and mercy found me,” he said.