Christians today find themselves caught between a church that doesn't talk much about sex and a culture that talks about it constantly, but which has stripped it of any real meaning. After exploring how our culture lost its sexual moorings and how the early church fathers misunderstood sex, Francis Leeman paints a biblical picture of the glory of sex and shows how what we share physically is meant to both teach us about, and express, what we share relationally. With both clarity and vulnerability the author conveys what it looks like for a man and woman to bless each other, such that in the end this book about sex is really a book about love. Christian Sex also addresses difficult issues couples struggle with, as well as questions most people are afraid to ask or talk about. At the end of the book there are His/Hers Self-Assessment Tools to help couples begin to have important conversations about both their marriage and their intimate life.