Intimate Time gives tips for books that deal with sex, love, relationships and intimate time that are specifically written for Christians or Christian couples. Do you have any tips yourself? Let us know!
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Love for two is open, but not shameless. It is a complete handbook, covering medical and technical as well as emotional and spiritual aspects of sexual life. Love for two is the information book for people who want to know everything about sexuality in marriage, against the background of what the Bible says about the coexistence of man and woman. The book is very practical and filled with a deep wonder at the beauty of what God gives to couples. Co-author: Gaye Wheat
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Being Married Isn't Heaven is a marriage book that is completely different. Annemarie knows how to touch the reader with her short, stimulating texts. Hilarious, confrontational, vulnerable and moving. As if you are watching a cabaret performance while reading, balancing between laughter and silence. Annemarie van Heijningen-Steen Breng is a writer, speaker and columnist for EO-Visie. 'Happily married or less happily married? Just, just not or not yet married by a long shot? Doesn't matter: read this book!' - Writer Guurtje Leguijt |
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This is a candid and honest book about sexuality, full of examples, practical tips and psychological insights. Intended for all couples who want to keep it fun between the sheets! Author: Kevin Leman
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Discover how to grow old happily together Are you interested in relationships and how they work from a Christian perspective? Then this book will help you! We answer important questions, such as: what is a marriage anyway? How do you get a good marriage? What is love? How do you talk constructively with each other? How does God see your relationship? What does the Bible say about love and marriage? We believe that marriage is meant to grow old together happily! After reading this book: |
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Esther Kaper was a firm believer in the Christian principle of 'no sex before marriage' until she got into a serious relationship. The unruly practice led to questions. What is this principle actually based on? What about the "grey area" between kissing and the act? In Hot issues, Esther talks candidly about the gap between her beliefs and the sexual desires she experienced during her relationship. She advocates more openness about sexuality among Christians. Author: Esther Kaper
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