How to Defeat Harmful Habits (Counseling Through the Bible Series) (64 page)

33.
Almasy, “Whatever Happened to American Idol’s Mandisa?”

34.
Almasy, “Whatever Happened to American Idol’s Mandisa?”

35.
See “Mandisa Weight Loss,”
http://ifitandhealthy.com/mandisa-weight-loss/
.

36.
Andrew Funderburks, “Mandisa Celebrates Her New Freedom,”
http://www.newreleasetuesday.com/article.php?article_id=201
.

37.
Funderburks, “Mandisa Celebrates Her New Freedom.”

38.
See “Mandisa Weight Loss.”

39.
See “Mandisa Weight Loss.”

40.
See “Mandisa Weight Loss.”

41.
For the three God-given inner needs, see Crabb,
Understanding People
, 15-16; McGee,
The Search for Significance
, 27-30.

42.
Leslie Beck, “To Quench Your Thirst, Plain Old Water Is Best,”
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health/to-quench-your-thirst-plain-old-wateris-best/article1597469/
.

43.
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, “You Say Tomato, I Say Healthy,”
http://www.tbrhsc.com/patient_information/nutrition_articles/tomato.asp
.

44.
The World’s Healthiest Foods, “Carrots,”
http://www.whfoods.org/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=21
.

45.
The World’s Healthiest Foods, “Beets,”
http://www.whfoods.org/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=49
.

46.
See M. Warren Peary,
The 10 Biggest Diet Myths & Greatest Health Secrets Revealed
(Santa Fe, NM: The American Institute for Abundant Living, 2005), 53.

47.
Geoffrey Harris, “Dr. Harris Finally Writes About a Potato,”
http://www.superfoodsrx.com/nutrition/nutritional-research/dr.-harris-finally-writes-about-a-potato.html
.

48.
Mayo Clinic, “Binge Eating Disorder—Treatment and Drugs,”
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/binge-eating-disorder/DS00608/DSECTION=treatments-and-drugs
.

49.
Mayo Clinic, “Binge Eating Disorder—Lifestyle and Home Remedies.”

Chapter 7—The World of Sexual Addiction

1.
Mark Laaser,
Faithful & True: Sexual Integrity in a Fallen World
(Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1996), 13.

2.
Mark Laaser,
Faithful & True: Sexual Integrity in a Fallen World
, 14.

3.
See J.P. Louw and Eugene A. Nida,
Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament: Based on Semantic Domains
, 2d ed. (New York: United Bible Societies, 1989), 1:771.

4.
W. E. Vine, Merrill F. Unger, and William White, Jr.,
Vine’s Complete Expository Dictionary of Biblical Words
, electronic ed. (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1996).

5.
Keith Morrison,
Battling Sexual Addiction
, NBC News (February 24, 2004).

6.
Candice Kim, “From Fantasy to Reality: The Link Between Viewing Child Pornography and Molesting Children,” Child Sexual Exploitation Update, vol. 1, no. 3 (Alexandria, VA: American Prosecutor’s Research Institute, 2004),
http://www.ndaa.org/publications/newsletters/child_sexual_exploitation_update_volume_l_number_3_2004.html
.

7.
Keith Morrison,
Battling Sexual Addiction
.

8.
Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary
(2001),
http://www.m-w.com
.

9.
Spiros Zodhiates,
The Complete Word Study Dictionary: New Testament
, electronic ed. (Chattanooga, TN: AMG Publishers, 2000), #4204.

10.
For this section see Jerry R. Kirk,
A Winnable War: How to Fight Pornography in Your Community
(Pomona, CA: Focus on the Family, 1989), 6.

11.
Kirk,
A Winnable War, 6
.

12.
Merriam-Webster’s Online Dictionary
, s.v. “pedophilia.”

13.
See Marguerite S. Shaffer, ed.,
Public Culture: Diversity, Democracy, and Community in the United States
(Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2008), 342.

14.
Marnie C. Ferree,
No Stones: Women Redeemed from Sexual Shame
(Downers Grove, IL:Inter Varsity, 2010), 84.

15.
Marnie C. Ferree, L.I.F.E. Guide for Women (Xulon Press, n.d.), 13.

16.
Marnie C. Ferree,
No Stones: Women Redeemed from Sexual Shame
, 127.

17.
Marnie C. Ferree,
No Stones: Women Redeemed from Sexual Shame
, 65.

18.
See also Patrick Carnes,
Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction
(Minneapolis, MN: CompCare, 1983), 54-55.

19.
For this section see Carnes,
Out of the Shadows
, 9.

20.
Debra Laaser,
Shattered Vows: Hope and Healing for Women Who Have Been Sexually Betrayed
(Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2000), 93.

21.
Debra Laaser,
Shattered Vows: Hope and Healing for Women Who Have Been Sexually Betrayed
, 93.

22.
For basic beliefs that lead to addictions see also Carnes,
Out of the Shadows
, 77-85.

23.
On the three God-given inner needs, see Lawrence J. Crabb, Jr.,
Understanding People: Deep Longings for Relationship
(Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1987), 15-16;
Robert S. McGee,
The Search for Significance
, 2d ed. (Houston, TX: Rapha, 1990), 27-30.

24.
Debra Laaser,
Shattered Vows: Hope and Healing for Women Who Have Been Sexually Betrayed
, 98.

25.
For this section see also Carnes,
Out of the Shadows
, 7.

26.
Debra Laaser,
Shattered Vows: Hope and Healing for Women Who Have Been Sexually Betrayed
, 94.

27.
Marnie Ferree, “Female Sexual Addiction, Part 1” (New York: Vimeo, 2011),
http://www.vimeo.com/3345157
.

28.
Science Daily, “Scientists Seek to Explain Why Spider Web Silk is so Strong” (n.p.: SciNews, 2011),
http://scinewsblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/scientists-seek-to-explain-why-spider.html
28. Science Daily, “Scientists Seek to Explain Why Spider Web Silk is so Strong” (n.p.: SciNews, 2011),
http://scinewsblog.blogspot.com/20ll/03/scientists-seek-to-explain-why-spider.html
.

29.
Mark Laaser,
Faithful & True: Sexual Integrity in a Fallen World
, 14.

30.
See Carnes,
Out of the Shadows
, 98-99.

31.
On the three God-given inner needs, see Crabb,
Understanding People
, 15-16; McGee,
The Search for Significance
, 27-30.

32.
Ferree, “Female Sexual Addiction, Part 1.”

33.
See Crabb,
Understanding People
, 15-16; McGee,
The Search for Significance
, 27-30.

34.
Mark Laaser,
Faithful & True: Sexual Integrity in a Fallen World
, 147.

35.
Mark Laaser,
Faithful & True: Sexual Integrity in a Fallen World
, 147.

36.
Marnie C. Ferree,
No Stones: Women Redeemed from Sexual Shame
, 157.

37.
Marnie C. Ferree,
No Stones: Women Redeemed from Sexual Shame
, 159.

38.
Debra Laaser,
Shattered Vows: Hope and Healing for Women Who Have Been Sexually Betrayed
, 177.

39.
Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary
, electronic ed. (Plainfield, NJ: MICRA, 1998).

40.
Mark Laaser,
Faithful & True: Sexual Integrity in a Fallen World
, 153.

41.
For the following suggestions see also Henry J. Rogers,
The Silent War: Ministering to Those Trapped in the Deception of Pornography
(Green Forest, AR: New Leaf, 2000), 142-46.

42.
For further information see KidsHealth for Parents, “What Are STDs?” (Wilmington, DE: Nemours Foundation, n.d.),
http://kidshealth.org/PageManager.jsp?dn=KidsHealth&lic=l&article_set=23006&&cat_id=20046&&ps=106
; Aim for Success, Staff Development and Community Leadership Manual (Dallas: Aim for Success, 2004), 17;
Is Sex Safe? A Look at: Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs
) (Boise, ID: Grapevine, 1997); The Medical Institute for Sexual Health, “Sexually Transmitted Diseases”; The Medical Institute for Sexual Health,
http://www.medinstitute.org/content.php?name=FactsAboutCondoms
; Ngozi A. Osondu, ed., “Your Guide to Sexually Transmitted Diseases” (WebMD Medical Reference),
http://my.webmd.com/content/article/10/2953_51l?z=3074_00000_1069_00_07;
American Social Health Association, “Facts and Answers About STDs,”
http://www.ashastd.org/stdfaqs/index.html
; Hepatitis B Foundation, “Statistics,”
http://www.hepb.org/hepb/
.

Chapter 9—The Vital World of Crisis Intervention

1.
For this section see Stephen Van Cleave, Walter Byrd, and Kathy Revell,
Counseling for Substance Abuse and Addiction
(Dallas: W Pub Group, 1995) 83-6; Carolyn Johnson,
Understanding Alcoholism
(Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1991), 145-50; Christina B. Parker,
When Someone You Love Drinks Too Much: A Christian Guide to Addiction, Codependence, & Recovery
(New York: Harper & Row, 1990), 55-56.

2.
For this section see Van Cleave, Byrd, and Revell,
Counseling for Substance Abuse and Addiction
, 87.

3.
For this section see Van Cleave, Byrd, and Revell,
Counseling for Substance Abuse and Addiction
, 86-87;
Parker,
When Someone You Love Drinks Too Much
, 54-55.

4.
Proverbs 27:6
(NLT).

Chapter 10—The Healing World of Rehab

1.
These questions are from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAM-HSA) and can be found at “Network of Care, a Quick Guide to Finding Effective Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment” (San Rafael, CA: Trinity Integrated Resources, 2011),
http://ventura.networkofcare.org/veterans/library/detail.cfm?id=2302&cat=447
.

2.
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, “Treatment Improvement Protocols” (Rockville, MD: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 1993),
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK26171/
.

3.
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, “Treatment Improvement Protocols.”

4.
See Caron Treatment Centers, “Current Statistics” (Wernersville, PA: Caron Pennsylvania, n.d.),
http://www.caron.org/current-statistics.html
.

5.
See Caron Treatment Centers, “Current Statistics,”
http://www.caron.org/current-statistics.html
.

Chapter 11—The 12-step World of Recovery

1.
Alcoholics Anonymous World Services,
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions
(New York: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, 2005), 16-17.

2.
Alcoholics Anonymous World Services,
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions
, 15.

3.
These steps are inspired by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services,
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions
.

4.
The best-known version of the prayer is a shortened form adapted by Alcoholics Anonymous. Several other variants exist with only slight differences in pronoun usage.

Chapter 12—The Breakthrough World of Brain Imaging

1.
Isaiah 40:29.

2.
This section from Dr. Todd Clements, The Clements Clinic, Plano, TX.