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Richard Winter

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Richard Winter
Richard Winter is Professor Emeritus of Counseling and Applied Theology at Covenant Seminary in St Louis, USA, and has served as one of the leaders of the European Counsellors Networks. He is also a psychotherapist and counsellor - who trained in medicine and psychiatry in England before – and was on staff and was director of the English branch of the L’Abri Fellowship for 14 years. He has served in a variety of pastoral and teaching leadership roles in the church. He is the author of When Life Goes Dark: Finding Hope in the Midst of Depression (IVP, 2012); Perfecting Ourselves to Death: The Pursuit of Excellence and the Perils of Perfectionism (IVP, 2005); Still Bored in a Culture of Entertainment: Rediscovering Passion and Wonder (IVP, 2002); and numerous professional journal articles. He is married, with four children and nine grandchildren.
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What is the emotional attraction of pornography? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Sexuality 00:01:25 1,940 28 May 2014
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What can we learn about sex from the Song of Solomon? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Marital 00:01:45 2,194 28 May 2014
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In what ways does pornography alter a person’s perceptions? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Sexuality 00:01:40 4,083 28 May 2014
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What is the role of the Law for sex? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Sexuality 00:01:47 2,244 28 May 2014
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How does sex point us toward a deeper need for intimacy with God? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Sexuality 00:01:50 2,387 28 May 2014
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What are the most harmful messages about sex today? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Sexuality 00:02:55 2,633 28 May 2014
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What are the shortcomings in the Church’s traditional response to sexuality? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Sexuality 00:00:00 2,331 23 May 2016
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Why has pornography had such a pervasive influence on our culture? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Sexuality 00:00:00 819 23 May 2016
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How can married couples be sensitive to each other’s sexual needs? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Marital 00:00:00 2,305 23 May 2016
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How can we honor the differences between men and women? 		Richard Winter Counseling and Psychology › Marital 00:00:00 1,043 23 May 2016

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