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The Longview: Lasting Strategies for Rising Leaders Free today on Kindle, Vyrso, Kobo, iBooks and more Recommended by Joni Eareckson Tada and the president of Cru Trade Your Shades Women from around the world are invited to mail their copy of Fifty Shades of Grey . In exchange, Moody will mail you a copy of Pulling Back the Shades for free! This book addresses God’s design for intimacy, and shows why erotica is exploiting women’s longings rather than satisfying them. We openly address questions women are unsure where to go for answers, and talk about how you can be a sexual and spiritual woman. Why should you do it? Instead of reading about Christian Grey’s perspective on sex, learn about God’s. Want to Trade Your Shades? it includes a link to download and read the first chapter for free as well as info on buying the book Pure Freedom Dannah Gresh's webpage on connecting moms and daughters Authentic Intimacy Women were designed for Intimacy - intimacy w...

Read a Sample of the book News Item from May 26, 2014:     Dr Charlotte Jones said the Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy has led to . . . a rise in sexually transmitted infections among the over-50s that includes "gonorrhoea and syphilis along with more common thrush and chlamydia." Were you ever asked to do something that you wondered “Why me?” That’s what happened to me with the request to review Pulling Back the Shades: Erotica, Intimacy, and the Longings of a Woman’s Heart . Apparently, the publisher wanted some male opinions. I hope that you will give me a chance and read my review, either because of, or in spite of, the fact that I am male. Dannah Gresh and Juli Slattery state that Fifty Shades of Grey has sold over 70 million copies in its first year! Erotica is the fastest selling genre of books marketed to women. The authors of Pulling Back the Shades are convinced that Fifty Shades has done for women what internet porn did for men – normalized its us...

Hotel replaces Bibles with ’Fifty Shades of Grey’ This story speaks for itself.  Wow!  Wholly inappropriate to have the Bible in people's private bedrooms?  I thought that was where liberals demanded religion be kept; not out in public.   I disagree wholeheartedly.  The Bible is a great thing to have in one's life, whether in the living room, in your desk at work, in your locker at school, your car's glove compartment and most certainly in your bedroom.  Isn't the privacy of the bedroom where God can have the most impact and the person is the most genuine before Him?  How may people have cried secret tears in the bedchamber?  Perhaps this is part of the reason Jesus encouraged people to enter into their "closet," i.e. a private room, to pray to God?  Unlike the hypocrites who prayed loud, eloquent, long public prayers, the private prayer "closet" allowed for authentic fellowship and openness before God.  See Matthew 6 for more. ...