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"WHY SHOULD I WAIT?" is not written to try to convince men or women that God will call a woman to preach. It is written to encourage women to stop hiding behind the veil of hyped-up church services, conferences and musicals and come under the shadow of the Almighty God. It is to encourage them to get into God's presence more often than occasionally and get empowered to fulfill their purpose in Him, whatever it may be. "WHY SHOULD I WAIT?" is written to encourage women to glean from their church and conference experiences and make themselves more available to God. It is written to encourage them to allow God to use them to minister to the many, many, broken, battered and confused women, in and out of the church, who need to know that God is love and that He loves them.