What Are You Waiting For? by Dannah Gresh

Genre- Christian Living/Relationships/Sexuality

What Are You Waiting For?: The One Thing No One Ever Tells You About Sex by Dannah Gresh

Published by- WaterBrook Multnomah

Copyrighted- 2011

Number of pages- 178

Age Group- Teen/Adult

Description of book- paperback, list price $10.99, ISBN 978-1-60142-331-3

Extras- Discussion Questions for each chapter at the end of the book

Are you unsure of God’s thoughts on sex?  Then let Dannah Gresh show you the ancient Hebrew words and what they mean to you and your sexual relationships.

In this book Dannah Gresh will talk about:

• the dangers with pornography
• where to draw the line with kissing, fondling, and oral sex
• how to identify the lies associated with lesbianism
• what happens when you have a friendship with benefits

About the author- Dannah Gresh is a contributor to FamilyLife Today and Midday Connection.  She has written And the Bride Wore White and she enjoys talking about purity with teens and young adults.  She lives with her husband and children in Pennsylvania.

My thoughts-

When I was single I wish I had been able to read a book like this.  If I had had a book like this then I would have known the love of God and how much more important that is than any love from a person.  And how God’s love will help me to love myself and my boyfriend/spouse.

This should be required reading for all girls when they are in high school, whether it be in school or church classes.  They will learn why they should not have “friends with benefits” or why pornography shouldn’t be watched.

The chapter I thought was the best was, “The Line,” and it talked about where you should draw the line with kissing, fondling, and oral sex.  As women we need to know exactly where we will draw the line and to go no further.

I would highly recommend this book to teens and young adults. 

Disclosure of Material Connection- I received What Are You Waiting For? by Dannah Gresh for free from the WaterBrook Multnomah “Blogging For Books” program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255.