Sex and the Single Guy

Feb.15, 2010 in Book Review, Counseling, Sexual Issues

Joseph Knable testifies on his personal experience and battles with sexual sin in Sex and the Single Guy. In a world careening off into sexual perversion and a “do what feels good” mentality, Joe Knable provides an alternative in Christ’s freeing power. Written from a single guy’s perspective, Sex and the Single Guy calls singles everywhere to declare war on their sexual struggles through boldly resting in Christ’s victory. In a world of books on conquering sexual sin this work stands as a fresh personal call to sexual freedom and submission to God’s plan for purity through the eyes of a regular single Christian guy. Although not too deeply theological, Joe Knable does get right to the point and hits some hard issues with brute honesty and clarity.

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