This book was helpful as it is written in a more clinical perspective (as a comparison to Sprinkle’s “Embodied” book). The authors are both psychologists, so this is to be expected, but I think they did a great job of also including the relational aspect as well. It was very practical, and both authors espouse the traditional, biblical view of sexuality. I appreciate the calling on the church community to learn more, listen better, and work to find common ground and allow for space/questioning without having all the answers, or looking to have the quick answer of our opinions. This isn’t an easy topic, and there aren’t easy answers, but as a church we must be willing to engage, listen, and remain humble as we do so as we seek to balance grace (love) and Truth in these conversations.