Choosing Intimacy
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From Genesis to Revelation, Choosing Intimacy goes on an in-depth exploration to discover the biblical foundation for mutual intimacy.
People are lonely. Too many suffer from fractured relationships and simultaneously long for deep connection with friends, family members, and co-workers. But the unrelenting persistence of addictions, abuse of authority, and struggle with depression, anxiety, and anger leave people feeling empty and powerless.
Increasing numbers of Christians entering counseling offices wonder why a love for the Lord, obedience to God's Word, and commitment to clearly defined roles do not result in satisfying intimate relationships. Where did it all go wrong?
Choosing Intimacy offers a refreshing biblical perspective, over 40 years of professional counseling experience, personal insights, and practical skills for overcoming the power struggles that strangle intimacy.
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Cindi J. Martin, LCSW, is a licensed psychotherapist who integrates a strong biblical faith with sound psychological principles on the mission field, in churches, community mental health settings and in private practice. As a Fulbright Scholar to Germany, Cindi completed research for her master's degree thesis in social work at the University of Stuttgart and did postgraduate studies in psychology at the University of Tübingen. She is fluent in German, enjoys languages and has studied ancient Greek and Hebrew to inform her faith and practice as Founder and Director of Wellspring Counseling Ministries. Cindi and her husband Keith have been married 40 years, have an adult daughter, and currently reside in Oakdale, California where they co-hosted a radio broadcast called Women of Worth in the 1990s.
