Covenant Lovers

Covenant Lovers inspires couples to practice and integrate godly principles to create, enhance or reclaim a vibrant sexual intimacy that is mutually satisfying and lifelong. We all yearn for a passionate marriage overflowing with love so lavish that it fills our souls. We crave this chemistry and intimacy, and then want it to automatically produce a great sex life. Hollywood's tales of romance exploit this deep desire often leaving us feeling disappointed. We then seek magical techniques and easy answers, again finding disappointment. God gives us great latitude in the means of expression and enjoyment as long as it builds a bonding love that strengthens the covenant of marriage. You and your spouse will explore scriptural principles to help you govern behaviors and develop a repertoire of mutually agreed upon activities. Seek God's heart as you begin your own sacred adventure of building a more creative, passionate and fun-filled sex life in your own distinctive, Holy Spirit inspired way!Explore the mystery by asking: What does God want us to teach us through our sexuality and desire for our sex life? What does covenant sexuality teach us about God's love for us? What does God think about sexual pleasure and playfulness? Is it godly to learn about our bodies? Techniques that enhance pleasure? Are sexual assertiveness and creativity OK with God? God's plan for intimacy and a great sex life can be summarized: An Intimate Marriage + Mature Lovers = A Passionate and Fulfilling Sex Life.Intimate marriages share feelings, attitudes, and touches that draw the lovers closer. There will be differences in marriage, yet we can maintain accepting attitudes and bonding love. Mature Lovers are willing to be vulnerable, sharing our deepest self and receiving the deepest self of our spouse. Intimacy requires us to be willing to adjust, instead of just promoting our own reality. Intimate, mature lovemaking inspires the lovers, both individually and together, to become truly "naked and unashamed."Use this workbook in conjunction with A Celebration Of Sex by Dr. Douglas Rosenau.