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Summary
Our world constantly tells us to "do what feels good", especially when it comes to issues related to sexuality. Sadly, this mind-set always leads to guilt, pain, and heartache. And yet, in the gospel, there is good news for the sexually broken.
Pointing listeners to the grace of Jesus Christ, longtime counselor and teacher David Powlison offers hope for both the sexually immoral and the sexually victimized: all brokenness will one day be transformed. This book casts a vision for restoration that is better than what the world offers - not just fresh resolve, not just flimsy forgiveness, but true, lasting mercy from God, who is making all things new.
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- Matthew
- 07-03-19
highly recommended
this book touches on all the key topics of sexual abuse and sexual victims and the Brokenness that comes from both. praise God for healing and Christ
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- Brett Jenkins
- 18-01-19
Exceptionally solid.
This book is exceptional because it applies solid Biblical exegesis, and the author shows complete familiarity with the issues involved through personal pastoral practice. Wisdom takes time, and this author has clearly spent much time getting to know not only the Biblical witness, but the fluid, doppelganger-like nature of sin in the lives of real people who struggle as part of Christ's body.