Worthy of Her Trust: What You Need to Do to Rebuild Sexual Integrity and Win Her Back - Paperback

by Stephen Arterburn (Author), Jason B. Martinkus (Author)

You Can Win Her Back

Few challenges in life are as difficult as regaining a wife's trust--and few are as ultimately worthwhile. Trust can be rebuilt in your marriage With patient, loving, self-sacrificing effort, it's possible that one day your wife will risk her heart with you again. And she may even have more respect and love for you than before.

In Worthy of Her Trust, Jason Martinkus relates how he repaired his own marriage after revelations of sexual addiction. Along with Stephen Arterburn, Jason offers exercises and tools rooted in counseling principles to help your marriage begin again. This comprehensive guide discusses:

- How to be truly and effectively transparent
- Combating the "he must not love me" myth and other untruths
- What to do about the Internet, office temptations, and travel
- Encouragement for wives who wonder if trust can ever be restored
- The "five-minute phone call" and other daily trust-building strategies
- What meaningful forgiveness and restitution look like
- The Amends Matrix--a concrete exercise to admit past wrongs and cast a vision for a faithful future

Including insights from Jason's wife, Shelley, Worthy of Her Trust guides you through the process of rebuilding your relationship so it is stronger than ever.

Author Biography

Stephen Arterburn is coauthor of the bestselling Every Man series, founder and chairman of New Life Clinics, host of the daily New Life Live! national radio program, creator of the Women of Faith Conferences, a licensed minister, and the author of more than one hundred books and editor of ten Bible projects. He lives in Laguna Beach, California.

Jason B. Martinkus worked in the corporate world for years before becoming a national speaker for the Every Man's Battle Workshops and president of Redemptive Living, a Denver-based counseling ministry dedicated to helping men with sexual integrity issues. He has a master's degree in counseling from Denver Seminary.