Everett Robinson has helped many men over the years regain control over areas of their lives that were harmful to themselves and others. He especially works with men who seek freedom from self-destructive sexual preferences, patterns and payoffs. Everett entered recovery in 1990 and, after going through all the healing activities provided in his workbook, he now encourages men to believe that they also can be restored to “sanity”. In addition to providing men with biblical Spiritual Coaching, Everett also teaches “Stand Firm” (an intensive recovery class for men struggling with addictive personalities) at Christ the King Community Church in Bellingham, Washington. Everett (MA Psychology) is the founder of Armor of Light Online ministries (www.armoroflightonline.com).
Winning the War with Your Flesh!
Healing for Men Battling Self-Destructive Sexual Patterns
by Everett T. Robinson, A Brother in Recovery
Winning the War with Your Flesh!
Healing for Men Battling Self-Destructive Sexual Patterns
by Everett T. Robinson, A Brother in Recovery
Published Jul 03, 2012
278 Pages
Genre: SELF-HELP / Substance Abuse & Addictions / General
Book Details
A Workbook that will help you find freedom.
Famed cancer patient and bicyclist Lance Armstrong has been known to say, “I’m not a victim. I’m a survivor.” I have great respect for people who have gone through the worst of what life can throw at a person, and simply survive. I have even greater admiration for those who can turn around and help others make it, with the wisdom they’ve gleaned. Everett Robinson is one of these rare individuals, a survivor and a survivalist of sexual addiction. You hold in your hand a manual that charts a course away from sexual temptation, flirtation, titillation, obsession and destruction. It puts feet to the Lord’s prayer: “Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” May you be delivered to a life of sexual wholeness and health. God bless you, Dave Browning Senior Pastor, Christ the King Community Church, International Author of: Deliberate Simplicity, Hybrid Church and What Leaders Do.
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