Monday, November 09, 2009

A Post For Women on Sexuality

Tim Challies:
For the next couple of days there will be a guest blogger on this site—none other than my wife, Aileen. She will be sharing a few articles directed specifically at women. Here is how this came about.

Two weeks ago (yes, it was really that long ago) I posted a series called Sexual Detox. One of the unexpected results of the series was a large number of emails from women who read this blog. I passed many of these emails to Aileen and she has engaged in correspondence with some of the women. This has led to some interesting conversation and, I think, an opportunity for her to both learn from and minister to some sisters in Christ.


Read the her first post. Her conclusion is as follows and I give it an "amen".

Think about what you do to show your husband you love him. Maybe you are a stay-at-home mom and you show your love by making his lunch in the morning and making sure you meet him at the door with a kiss when he comes home. Maybe he is the type who loves physical affection so you make sure to rub his shoulders or back in the evening. You know the things you do to express your love and affection.

Now understand that sex is probably the most meaningful way in which he shows you that he loves you; and it is the most powerful way in which he wants you to show how much you love him. Sex is every man’s love language! If you want to be a wife that serves and builds up your husband, regular, joyful sex will be a part of your relationship to him. So I guess we arrive at the obvious conclusion: have sex, have it often, and serve your husband freely and joyfully in this manner. You will have a stronger marriage to show for it. And, think on this: every marriage counselor is likely to agree that if the sex life is good, the marriage is good. Rarely do you see a bad marriage with a good sex life. It’s almost like sex is…superglue.



1 comment:

Turquoise Gates said...

I would argue that sex is every woman's love language as well...although we, as a gender, seem to have lost touch with this fact through years of conditioning at the hands of feminist ideology and Puritanism alike. What woman doesn't understand the love that is uttered physically, and whispers, "I love you just the way you are...every curve, every scar, every imperfection. I love them so much that I am not just looking beyond them...each part of you ignites my passion and lets loose the dam of my devotion and adoration for you, body and soul."