Winning the War with Your Flesh! Healing for Men Battling Self-Destructive Sexual Patterns

In this easy to read workbook Everett T. Robinson provides an in-depth recovery program for men struggling with sexual compulsiveness. The workbook begins by clearly describing why sexual addiction is currently at epidemic levels in America and throughout the world today. It takes readers step-by-step through learning activities and objectives that leave them with an extensive action plan for recovery. There are 70 pages of learning activities throughout the workbook for personalizing key lesson concepts provided. Every one of the 16 lessons has 5 recovery truths (80 total) provided that are like "icing on the cake". The author boldly shares many insights into his long journey home to God that are uplifting as well as instructive. While Robinson's tone of writing is very direct and to the point he is always reassuring and often playful with his readers. His use of stories and illustrations hold the reader's attention while taking them through a recovery process that reaches deep into areas of their pain and dysfunction. A strong feature of this workbook is that it can be used individually or by any Christian organization that wishes to help men in a class and/or group setting. This resource is biblical based and Robinson clearly describes why the war cannot be won without the power of the Holy Spirit. Book Testimony I started taking the recovery class (Stand Firm) that Everett teaches after coming to him with a sexual addiction that was killing me and my marriage. I learned valuable information about the inner workings of who I am, and the major driving forces behind my addiction. I learned that being "plugged in" to God had to be top priority above all else, and I learned various ways this could be done. I learned that I was the problem, that it was my mind that was causing all this painful stuff to come into my life. I was able to see my "ritual-like" behavior that had got me into trouble every time, and was able to find ways to interrupt i