31 Days to Great Sex

Love. Friendship. Fun.

By: Sheila Wray Gregoire

Narrated by: Sheila Wray Gregoire

Length: 4 hrs and 29 mins

Publisher's summary

This practical audiobook provides 31 days of challenges to help you and your spouse talk, flirt, and explore all three levels of sexual intimacy - physical, emotional, and spiritual - so you both can experience the best sex ever.

Sex is incredibly important in a marriage, and yet many things can throw it off course. Whether you are engaged and afraid you won't be able to light the spark, are newlyweds who haven't started off well, or have been married five, 10, 25 years, or more and you'd like to recapture the spark you once had, this audiobook is for you!

The challenges aim to spice up the bedroom while guiding you through all three levels of sexual intimacy. As you go through these challenges with lots of laughter and enjoyment, sex will stop being a source of tension and become something fun that brings you together, just the way God intended. The challenges slowly build on each other to help you:

• Turn sex into something positive
• Understand each other's sexual drives
• Debunk Hollywood myths and expectations about sex
• Hit the reset button on your sex life
• Make little changes that have big rewards
• Try new things - and spice things up
• And keep the momentum going!

You're meant to have an abundant marriage - so don't settle for mediocre. Start your 31-day journey today!

©2014 Sheila Wray Gregoire (P)2020 Zondervan

Follow Up to the Great Sex Rescue

This is a good follow up read for The Great Sex Rescue (which I consider required reading for any couple). This one seems mostly aimed to help couples who have been together for a while but are looking for some practical tools to make intimacy a regular part of their bedroom experience. It’s boiled down into practical “challenges” or “tools” to try which are all flexible and fun. My one qualm with it isn’t so much the light hearted and fun attitude it’s written in, maybe it’s more the feeling that this book isn’t talking to real couples with broken sexualities. It addresses the brokenness of the world’s view of sex and it certainly corrects misguided ideas… it blatantly says that sex addictions and trauma need to be addressed with a professional prior to continuing to the exercises… but kind of as an afterthought rather than the majority. More often than not, the person looking to do this work isn’t experiencing it casually or at all light heartedly. More often than not, I think the reader is experiencing a battle working towards redeeming this part of a marriage, even if it’s just to shift an expectation. Even putting that aside, it’s still very educational and definitely worthy of your night stand book collection.

Great! Comprehensive!

I found this book to be a source of encouragement for healing from past wounds, feeling sensuous about yourself and your spouse, and make big live- making an exciting and sacred priority in your marriage. Whether you are just starting out, need a recharge after several years, or are starting over in a new marriage, I think you will find a lot of value in the advice and wisdom shared. Most appreciated was the encouragement from the Word of God. After-all, good, enjoyable sacred sex was His idea in the first place! ❤️

I didn’t go looking for a preacher

But I found one… way too many Christian references and scripture to be consumed with an open mind.

didn't need a lesson in theology

This book contains entirely too much scripture without giving the person looking for help any warning. I found it very offensive and I'm a Christian.