"This is the honest, introspective story of one man's journey and struggle with a major issue facing society--and Christians--today. But it's not just Ken's story; it's also the story of countless others who might find common ground, a call to honesty, and hope in these pages." Kyle Idleman, teaching pastor at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky and best-selling author of Not a Fan: Becoming a Completely Committed Follower of Jesus and Gods at War: Defeating the Idols that Battle for Your Heart "If you want to know how the Church should approach sex addiction and recovery, please read this book. After giving us a humble account of his own broken story, Ken Snyder leads us on a remarkable healing journey through the gospel. Cross Road is an enriching, encouraging read, with startling insights on practically every page. I recommend it to any Christian whose life has been touched, even tangentially, by this modern-day plague." Nate Larkin, founder of the Samson Society and author of Samson and the Pirate Monks: Calling Men to Authentic Brotherhood "Ken Snyder has been a pioneer in the movement to build strong moral accountability in the local church. This book is full of positive testimonies and biblical insight.

I pray it will be a blessing to you." Mark Laaser, M.Div., PhD, author of Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction "Cross Road: A Journey from Sex to Sanity makes an important contribution to an expanding grassroots movement that is healing sex and porn addiction with the contemporary Christian culture where this addiction hides most insidiously. This book spells out the essentials of education about sex and porn addiction, and the need for honest personal confession and transparent affirming community, all of which point to the need for a deep and sustaining personal spiritual experience. This book comes with strong credibility from Ken Snyder's own journey of personal transformation. "Read this book for help. Better yet, buy two copies and read it with a friend for best results.

" David Zailer, founder and director of Operation Integrity, and author of When Lost Men Come Home "Ken Snyder has provided a great testimony regarding his life addictions. These and any addictions are typical and actually are trying to fill holes in our lives that only Christ can fill. Ken describes how we must die to our self-desires and what we think is intimacy, and live the life as Christ has designed its purpose to be. This life is not only talking the talk but more important, walking the walk. Cross Road: A Journey from Sex to Sanity is an illustration of how to walk the walk." Darrel Billups, Th.D., executive director of the National Coalition of Ministries to Men.