Keith Mosher's Testimony

The Deep, Dark, Valley of Depravity

For the first 35 years of my life, I lived as an atheist. In 2006, everything changed. I had what I can only describe as a supernatural encounter with God, and in that moment, I knew Jesus Christ was real—alive—and no longer deniable. I was baptized soon after. But I did not walk in freedom. Instead, I spent years in dark, willful sin, most of it rooted in pornography.

What began at nine years old followed me for more than forty years. It didn’t remain the same—it escalated, moving into darker, more violent, and more depraved forms. That sin did not stay contained; it spilled into my marriage through infidelity and left devastation behind it. And becoming a Christian did not stop it. If anything, it intensified.

In 2022, everything came crashing down. The FBI raided my home and workplace after I downloaded files containing Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). I was arrested and faced up to 20 years in prison. I lost my career, my reputation, and nearly my marriage. By every measure, my life was over. What haunted me most was not just what I had done, but how I had gotten there. I had never experienced an attraction to children before, and yet after decades of porn use, I had crossed a line I never imagined I would cross.

As I began to reflect and learn, the answer became clearer—though no less disturbing. Pornography had been shaping my desires over time, pulling me deeper and further than I ever intended to go. This was not random. It was a progression. A slow descent. And I came to realize this was not just my story—this is what pornography does.

Our Past does Not Define Us!

One question remained: how did I get here? Looking back over four decades of pornography use, the answer became clear. This was not a series of random decisions, but a trajectory—a pipeline that carried me deeper over time. That realization became the foundation of what I call The Devil's Pipeline.

This testimony is not about my strength, but about God’s mercy. What was meant for destruction, God has turned into a mission: to tell the truth without compromise, and to warn others before they follow the same path.

Into His Marvelous Light

In jail, God showed me mercy—not because I deserved it, but because He chose to. And in that place, I was given an assignment: tell the truth. All of it. At first, I resisted. I knew how it would sound, how people would react, and what it would cost.

At sentencing, I faced decades in prison. Instead, I was given three years’ probation. God showed mercy. Six months later, I began sharing my testimony publicly—in churches, in conversations, wherever there were ears to hear. Not every man will descend to the depth I reached, but every man who watches pornography is being changed by it, whether he realizes it or not.

That is why I speak. Because the enemy is not approaching, he has already infiltrated, while many remain unaware.