We begin with a biblical understanding of sex and the vulnerability of sexual exploitation and trafficking victims. Therefore, it is imperative that Christian men are informed of the depravity in which sex trafficking exists in their community. This is the ethical principle of "proximity," which argues that persons have a responsibility to engage issues as they present themselves in their immediate experience. And that two of the major components that contribute to the demand for sex trafficking largely involve men. God's Word does not change even though culture and societies often change. God gives each of us numerous opportunities to repent and begin again. That's the Christian man I am appealing to today; the one who has taken advantage of this opportunity to repent and begin again. God has always used imperfect people to carry out his mission and is very much against people being unjustly mistreated by other people.