This article explains that sex is deeply a spiritual matter, because there is a Creator who created your sexuality. From Genesis 1:1 this article draws five implications on the topic of sexuality.

This article explains why there is confusion in society today about gender and sexuality: society has forgotten what it means to be created in the image of God. The article goes on to provide the biblical worldview on gender.

What is the Christian view of sexuality? This article explains that by creating male and female in his image, God intended our sexuality to be a vocation, and he made the two genders complementary.

What should shape the Christian view of sex and sexuality is the gospel. This article presents five such ways.

This article is written against the background of a controversy within the Anglican Church in Australia. It makes use of two categories of theologies of homosexuality, the essentialist and constructionist. The constructionist category interprets sexuality within the relative framework and context of culture.

"Mommy, where do children come from?" This is a question parents may have to answer one day. This article says you that when you answer children about sexuality and the reproductive system, do it in such a way that they can see the wonder of God.

To whom does my body belong? The biblical answer is: to God. What does this mean for issues of gender and sexuality? This article explains.

Deuteronomy 17 has something to teach us about the temptations of sex, gender, sexuality, and money. Let the article explain

Christians have for the most part lived out a sexual ethic that went against the world around them. This article explains that Roman sexuality was about dominance, it accepted pedophilia, and had a low view of womanhood. The article shows how Christians addressed this challenge and how we may learn from them.

Is the church really well-prepared and ready to face the challenge of a proper response to ethical issues like homosexuality? Relevant aspects of the role of social science, sexuality in general, and etiological studies are considered, focusing on family studies, physiological causes, and psychological causes.

This article shows that to understand human sexuality and marriage, one must see them in the context of creation, fall, and redemption.

The author addresses the issue of the increasing promotion in society and in the media of all kinds of unbiblical expressions of sex and sexuality.

God has created sex to be a beautiful thing in a marriage relationship. How is sex like a typewriter? God has designed sex and sexuality, and He is the best one to write the instruction book. Believers should seek to understand God's purpose in sex. God, who created us in the holistic unity of our bodies, souls, minds, and spirits, made our sexuality part of that wholeness. God reveals this design in the Scriptures.

This article discusses the views of Augustine, Aquinas, Luther and Calvin on sexuality and sexual intercourse, comparing them to the understanding of the Basotho culture in Africa. Though there are some points of agreement, this article shows that the Basotho’s understanding of sex does not place God at the centre or promote His glory.

This article discusses human sexuality, gender roles and gender differences. The author, Tim Meadowcroft, upholds the Old Testament creation tradition of complementary gender roles.