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WALTER TROBISCH: THE MEANING OF SEX We have relationships, but little commitment. We have sex but no intimacy. Walter Trobisch’s timeless message can help you understand the heart of God and his intent to bless a man and woman in marriage with a sort of freedom and beauty they could find nowhere else. Prepare to have your own thinking wonderfully expanded! Step out of your culture and time into an understanding that is as fresh as the day Walter spoke to university students. Paula Rinehart, author of Sex and the Soul of a Woman Jean Banyolak: My Wife has Lost Interest in Sex Mr. Jean Banyolak, an African marriage counselor, has written a forthright guide to the art of physical love. His goal? That sexual harmony may reflect something of the spiritual harmony God intended marriage to provide. Here is a book to be read and reread by both husbands and wives. Two books in one volume. Read a sample chapter |
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Walter
Trobisch: Love
Yourself & Love is a Feeling to Be Learned
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"Love your neighbor as you love yourself "Love is a feeling to be learned. "Love is a feeling to be learned." Two books in one volume. Read a sample chapter |
ISBN 1-931475-06-7 |
Walter
Trobisch: Martin Luther's Quiet Time
Walter Trobisch: Spiritual Dryness
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Two books in one volume. Martin Luther’s barber, Peter Beskendorf, one day took the liberty of asking his famous customer: "Dr. Luther, how do you pray?" Walter Trobisch comments on Luther's instructions and shows that prayer is not a one way road. A guide for your Quiet Time. Spiritual Dryness causes tremendous suffering in the lives of Christians. Walter Trobisch offers tangible help to overcome this dryness. |
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Ingrid
and Walter Trobisch: My Beautiful Feeling
ISBN 1-931475-08-3 |
October
2 "In our other books we simply mentioned in passing the problem of masturbation. We received many letters from our readers in response to these casual remarks. Often these letters are desperate cries for help. This astonishes us since one hears and reads everywhere today that it is neither dangerous nor harmful to masturbate. Evidently this information is no help for those who have gotten started on this road. They long for a personal word." Walter Trobisch |
