Back in September I noted that Mark Driscoll was starting a preaching series through the Song of Solomon entitled "The Peasant Princess," dealing with the touchy subject of sexuality in Christian marriages. I've listened to some of the sermons and think he is doing a good job. I've also thought (selfishly) "better him than me."Mark allows his listeners to e-mail or text in questions during his sermons, which he answers from the pulpit (what a brave man!). On this subject, he invited his wife Grace to join him in handling the questions. Some of the questions were perhaps a little too explicit and or complex to handle from the pulpit, so the Driscolls dealt with them in blog posts.
Zach Nielsen has pulled together links to the blog posts Christian Sexual Questions Answered By Mark and Grace Driscoll
Mark Driscoll and his wife Grace are answering often ignored questions about sex on the Mars Hill Blog.
- How can Christians decide what they should and should not do sexually?
- What are some good books on marriage and sex?
- Why does God give young men such strong sexual desires?
- How far can unmarried people go sexually?
- What are some non-sexual ways to build marital intimacy?
- What are some of the freedoms the Bible gives for married lovemaking?
- How often should a married couple make love?
- What should we do if one of us does not feel in the mood for sex
