About
Sex is everywhere . . .
On TV. In movies. On the Web. In magazines. In high school and even youth group.
Yet even with all of this exposure, a big part of the sex story is not being told-a whole dimension that goes way beyond the traditional answers. If you're fed up with our sex-saturated culture and are tired of being told to "just wait until you're married," then check out the biblical understanding of sexuality. It's something totally different. A full 180 degrees different. It's Sex 180 and it's a revolution.
Dive in and hang on, because this book will turn everything you know about sex upside down. Turn the pages and join the rebellion against our culture's view of sex and grab onto what God really says about it all. You'll relate to the opposite sex in a whole new way, and you'll never be the same again. Maybe your world won't be either.
Endorsements
"Our society has been so sexualized that exposure to unwholesome sexual impressions has become as common as secondhand smoke. This "secondhand sex" is killing our young generation, and Sex 180 is a cure by helping them see sex and relationships in a radically different perspective than the secular world does."--Ron Luce, author of Battle Cry for a Generation; president, Teen Mania Ministries
"When you live by God's word, you can change your world."--Justin Lookadoo, speaker; coauthor, Dateable
The Authors
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Photo by: Jerry McCauley II Chip Ingram
Chip Ingram is the founder and CEO of Living on the Edge, an international teaching and discipleship ministry. A pastor for over thirty-five years, Chip is the author of many books, including Discover Your True Self, Marriage That Works,...
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Tim Walker
Tim Walker is the lead editor for XP3, an online student curriculum and strategy from The reThink Group. A graduate of Lee University, Tim and his wife, Jennifer, have three children and live in Woodstock, Georgia.
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Reviews
"This radical book on sex is a must for all upper teenagers and young 20s. It is convincing in motivating the reader to handle sex God's way, not society's way."--Christianity magazine