Who Moved the Goalpost?: 7 Winning Strategies in the Sexual Integrity Gameplan

by Bob Gresh, Dannah Gresh

Keeping the Gift of Sex PureTV, the movies, and the radio bombard young adults with sexual temptations. Constantly tempted to experiment with sex, many youth wonder if it is really worth staying pure. In Who Moved the Goalpost? Bob Gresh helps young men understand the benefits of abstinence. Bob Gresh dismantles the lies regarding sex that Satan has told the world and replaces it with the truth of God. Using sports analogies that young men easily identify with, he also lays down a game plan for a healthy, pure relationship.

Genres: Nonfiction

216 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2001

About the author

Bob Gresh is the author of "Who Moved the Goalpost?: 7 Winning Strategies in the Sexual Integrity Gameplan." He and his wife, Dannah, founded Pure Freedom, a ministry which offers interactive retreats and materials that equip youth to live a life of sexual purity. Bob has written articles for Focus on the Family's Breakaway magazine for teen boys and has been a feature guest on many radio stations across the country. Bob is the administrator of a Christian school and lives in State College, PA with his wife and their two children, Rob and Lexi.

Reviews

[Jonathan LaRow · Rating 5 out of 5]

I would gladly recommend this to any teen guy. Great advice!

[Jodi · Rating 2 out of 5]

Meh - I've read other books by Dannah Gresh and have liked the message. This one by her husband didn't do it. I know it is geared towards young men but when I saw it on the library free-shelf, I grabbed it to preview if it would be a good book to share with my husband when talking to our son as he gets older. It might work but being that it is more for teenagers, I am not going to hang onto it for my ten year old son - too far in the future for a resource. Also, don't know if my husband would embrace the book either.

[Sarah Moon · Rating 1 out of 5]

I've read a lot of Christian dating books. They're all pretty terrible. This wasn't the worst, but it was probably among the top five worst.