A Celebration of Sex for Newlyweds

My fiancee and I, following the advice of our pastor, started reading this book a few days before our wedding and continued during the honeymoon. All I can say is that it is extremely helpful. From physical, technical advice, to discussing how to make sex an integral part of your intimate relationship, it really gave us a great start in exploring this post-marital world. Everything Rosenau says lines up with the Word, and we found ourselves resonating with all of his instruction. Very insightful book written by a wise man!

This is one of the books my husband and I read the months/weeks before we were married. It was also the book we went to in the first days of our marriage for reference... as we were both learning about this part of marital intimacy first hand. In our opinion, the book is the perfect gift for newlyweds. Perfect in size (not too large or too small), presenting answers to most if not all of the questions newlyweds will have pertaining to sex. Is not too graphic but graphic enough (shows some positions). My husband and I found this books so very useful and ended up giving our copy to some newlywed friends. Now we're looking to give away some more!

NOT JUST FOR NEWLYWEDS! If you have sex or plan to have sex in the near future, or want to someday have an AMAZING SEX LIFE - buy this book. It very well could be the best $10 bucks you spend this year! As a professional marriage and sex counselor I spend a lot of time reading sex books and talking with couples about the sexual part of their life. No resource on the market today is better than this book at accurately, tastefully, and concisely teaching couples how to BEST enjoy the sexual part of their life. You can also find helpful information at[...] or in Southwest Missouri at Tri-Lakes Relational Center Springfield, 417.496.1867.

This is a great version of "A Celebration of Sex," adapted for the newlywed experience. I recommend for all newlywed, or about-to-be-wed, Christian Couples.

this review troubles me. "But the solution is not to "pray for healing" but to go to the cross!" What does going to the cross even mean? and how is praying for healing not going to the corss. Is it not through the death and ressurrection of Jesus that we are able to bodly approach the throne of God in prayer. There is not a lack of Christ in this book. The reveiwer should realize that christianity is much more than just going to the cross, and must be based upon the activity of Jesus on Earth, his Death on the Cross and his Ressurrection. This book is about having the attitude of Christ in sex and about including Christ in your sex life. To say that this book is rampant with horrible theology is ignorant and makes the claim that your theology is without flaw. I hope and pray that your opinions remain opinions and are not represented as God's soveriegn truth on future reveiws. My wife and I read this during our engagement and we frequently go back to it now that we are married. THe technical advice was really helpful and it allowed us to discully openly important aspects of our sex lives.