This story has gained notoriety for its explicit detail about the woman he was ogling-her actions, her clothing, her shape, her desirability. He describes a time he let his eyes and imagination wander and ended up causing a car accident. IsnвЂ™t it time?вЂќДЄrterburn begins the book with an account of his own history with lust.

If roving eyes or sexually impure thoughts or even sexual addictions are issues in your life, Steve and I are hoping youвЂ™ll do something about it. We need real men around here-men of honor and decency, men with their hands where they belong and their eyes and minds focused on Christ. вЂњAre you anxious to get started? GoodвЂ¦so am I. In the introduction Stoeker explains that he had once been held captive by sexual sin and that he wrote the book to help other men liberate and cleanse themselves from it. For that reason they enlisted Arterburn who as founder and chairman of New Life Ministries had begun a chain of mental-health facilities, was hosting a nationally syndicated Christian counseling talk show, and had already authored more than thirty books. YorkeyвЂ™s editing led to the offer of a contract from Waterbrook Press, but the publisher believed it would thrive with the voice and name recognition of a respected counselor. The story is that Stoeker wrote the book and passed it to Yorkey for a substantial edit. Sponsor Show Your Support Become a Patron Every ManвЂ™s Battle by Steven Arterburn & Fred StoekerД®very ManвЂ™s Battle: Winning the War on Sexual Temptation One Victory at a Time lists three names on its front cover: Steven Arterburn and Fred Stoeker with Mike Yorkey.

Who wrote preparing every mans battle