Olivet is for moments when porn temptation hits and you don’t want to give in.

About Olivet

In the Bible, Olivet—the Mount of Olives—is where people went when there was no room for distraction. David crossed it weeping as he fled Jerusalem. The prophets spoke of judgment and return there. Jesus went there often to pray. And on the night he was betrayed, he went to Olivet again—awake, honest, and alone with God.

Olivet is not a place of victory or spectacle. It’s a place of watchfulness. Scripture doesn’t describe Olivet as where temptation disappears. It’s where temptation is faced without hiding. That’s why you come to Olivet to avoid temptation.

Olivet is for the moment when you know what’s right, but choosing it feels difficult. When you don’t need distraction, metrics, or noise—just something steady enough to help you remain. Not to perform. Not to prove progress. But to watch, pray, and choose again.