A thriving marriage requires consistent sexual intimacy, not just as a
physical act, but as a spiritual and emotional connection that strengthens the
bond between husband and wife.
Imagine a man who leaves his home each day surrounded by temptation.
Billboards, commercials, and even coworkers unintentionally invite his attention.
Now, imagine this man comes home to a spouse who has neglected one of his
deepest needs - intimacy. Over time, frustration sets in, resentment brews,
and what once was a safe, passionate relationship turns cold.
This isn't just speculation - it's a silent epidemic destroying marriages from the inside out.
Sexual intimacy is not optional in a healthy marriage. It is essential. The
Bible itself teaches, "Defraud ye not one the other... that Satan tempt you not"
(1 Corinthians 7:5). This is not a mere suggestion - it is a divine warning.
When a wife meets her husband's sexual needs regularly, she does more than
offer physical satisfaction - she communicates love, respect, and emotional
presence. These are not superficial pleasures but core to a man's sense of
identity and connection.
Opponents argue that sex should not be a duty or expectation. But this is a
misunderstanding. Intimacy in marriage is not about obligation - it's about
partnership. Just as a husband is expected to protect, provide, and cherish, a
wife is called to nurture, respect, and connect. It's a mutual exchange that
fosters security and joy.
The feminist movement has done much good, but in its efforts to elevate
women's independence, it has sometimes undermined the beauty of
interdependence within marriage. By making men feel wrong for their natural
desires, we've damaged the very fabric of what makes marriage work. If we
want faithful men, we must cultivate faithful, connected relationships. And that
means prioritizing sex, not occasionally, but intentionally, consistently, and
with joy.
A wise woman will see intimacy not as a chore, but as a tool to protect
her marriage, affirm her husband, and fulfill her God-given role. You don't
need to look far to see the cost of withholding this gift: broken homes,
wandering hearts, and unspoken pain. But the good news is, healing begins
with one choice: to reconnect.
A thriving marriage requires consistent sexual intimacy, not just as a
physical act, but as a spiritual and emotional connection that strengthens the
bond between husband and wife.
Imagine a man who leaves his home each day surrounded by temptation.
Billboards, commercials, and even coworkers unintentionally invite his attention.
Now, imagine this man comes home to a spouse who has neglected one of his
deepest needs - intimacy. Over time, frustration sets in, resentment brews,
and what once was a safe, passionate relationship turns cold.
This isn't just speculation - it's a silent epidemic destroying marriages from the inside out.
Sexual intimacy is not optional in a healthy marriage. It is essential. The
Bible itself teaches, "Defraud ye not one the other... that Satan tempt you not"
(1 Corinthians 7:5). This is not a mere suggestion - it is a divine warning.
When a wife meets her husband's sexual needs regularly, she does more than
offer physical satisfaction - she communicates love, respect, and emotional
presence. These are not superficial pleasures but core to a man's sense of
identity and connection.
Opponents argue that sex should not be a duty or expectation. But this is a
misunderstanding. Intimacy in marriage is not about obligation - it's about
partnership. Just as a husband is expected to protect, provide, and cherish, a
wife is called to nurture, respect, and connect. It's a mutual exchange that
fosters security and joy.
The feminist movement has done much good, but in its efforts to elevate
women's independence, it has sometimes undermined the beauty of
interdependence within marriage. By making men feel wrong for their natural
desires, we've damaged the very fabric of what makes marriage work. If we
want faithful men, we must cultivate faithful, connected relationships. And that
means prioritizing sex, not occasionally, but intentionally, consistently, and
with joy.
A wise woman will see intimacy not as a chore, but as a tool to protect
her marriage, affirm her husband, and fulfill her God-given role. You don't
need to look far to see the cost of withholding this gift: broken homes,
wandering hearts, and unspoken pain. But the good news is, healing begins
with one choice: to reconnect.
Sex from a man's prespective
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Sex from a man's prespective
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798218749880 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Pastor A. D. Alexander |
| Publication date: | 07/31/2025 |
| Pages: | 38 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.08(d) |