If what he says is right, then that must mean that the ancient Tantric Texts and the Perfumed Garden manual are wrong. I don’t think so! Those texts have been used successfully by people for centuries to obtain ultimate happiness, and they are a world away from this guy’s plan. But of course, they aren’t Christian.

I wonder if this pastor has stock in pharmaceutical companies that market sexual performance enhancing drugs like Viagra or Cialis. His congregation is going to need them.

Sex every day may be ok for newly weds, and the congregation may start out thinking it is a fun game. The fun will soon turn into boring, repetitive quickies and frustrated females. Don’t forget also, 30 days in a row means that no matter how bad your headache is, how tired and stressed you are, when the kids are finally in bed, your spouse has really ticked you off, and grandma is in the next room, get ready for a week long threesome with Aunt Flo! How fun is that?!

In addition, some people can not achieve this due to medical, psychological or other reasons, such as out of town business.

I hope he makes this abundantly clear that this is optional. If he is telling married couples they must do this, what will happen in relationships where one partner doesn’t want to participate? Worst case scenario: Maritial rape that goes unreported and rewarded (even if unintentionally) by the congregation.
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i do think a good sex life is important to help a marriage to run more smoothly, but I think insisting on sex every day is a bit too much.

Sex manuals that were published in the seventeenth century gave men advice on how to arouse their sexual partners (it was thought that a woman would only conceive if she orgasmed during intercourse). One such manual said "women choose rather to have a thing done well than to have it often". In other words, quality matters more than quantity. I think how much you enjoy sex is more important than how often you do it.
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