God Said,
God Said, “Let There Be Sex!”And It Is STILL Good!
A Sexy Reclamation for the Woman Who Refuses to Choose Between Pleasure and Prayer
Somewhere along the way, women of faith have learned how to love God with their whole heart while quietly disconnecting from their own bodies.
We learned how to pray, serve, nurture, forgive, show up, and hold everyone else together.
But when it came to desire, pleasure, sensuality, and our own sexual wholeness?
Many of us were taught to stay quiet.
To tone it down.
To not talk about it.
To treat that part of ourselves like something separate from our faith.
But what if God never asked you to split yourself in two?
What if your body was never the problem?
What if your pleasure was never something to be ashamed of?
What if your sexuality was always part of your divine design?
God Said, “Let There Be Sex!” And It Is STILL Good! is a bold, down-to-earth conversation for the woman who loves God deeply and is ready to stop apologizing for the fullness of who she is.
In this revised and reimagined 2026 edition, Mel E. Mack invites women into a powerful return — back to the body, back to desire, back to intimacy, back to confidence, and back to the truth that being sexy and being sacred were never opposites.
They were always meant to exist together.
With honesty, humor, scripture, grown-woman wisdom, and a whole lot of grace, this book helps you look at sexuality through a new lens. Not as a disconnection from God. But as a beautiful gift to be honored and stewarded with love.
Inside these pages, you’ll explore:
How to release shame around your body, desire, and pleasure
How to reconnect with your sensuality in a way that feels sacred and safe
How intimacy can become deeper, more playful, more honest, and more alive
How self-awareness, self-touch, communication, and confidence shape your sexual wholeness
How single women can honor their desire without feeling fragmented or forgotten
How married women can reignite connection, pleasure, and presence
How to see your body as a temple, not a battleground
This is not a book about performing sexy.
It is about remembering her.
The woman beneath the guilt.
The woman beneath the silence.
The woman beneath the roles, responsibilities, disappointments, and old messages.
The woman who still wants to feel alive in her body.
The woman who still wants to be touched by joy.
The woman who knows there is more to her than surviving, serving, and staying quiet.
She's sacred.
She's sensual.
She's soft and strong.
She's prayer and pleasure.
She's eye candy and soul food.
And she does not have to choose.
God Said, “Let There Be Sex!” And It Is STILL Good! is for the woman who is ready to come home to herself — body, soul, spirit, desire, and all.
Because sexy isn’t something you become.
It’s something you remember.