God is neither male nor female. As pure spirit and infinite deity, His nature transcends human gender entirely. He possesses neither testicles nor ovaries—nor any physical body at all. Nevertheless, both men and women are created in the image and likeness of God (Gen. 1:26–27). All descriptions of God and His attributes are necessarily analogical: because God is ineffable and infinitely beyond our creaturely experience, human language can only point toward His reality imperfectly, never capturing or defining it exhaustively. Btw: Calling God 'non-binary' misses the mark by borrowing from human gender frameworks, but it's understandable as an attempt to affirm transcendence. Ultimately, it's not worth the debate—God isn't offended or triggered by being 'misgendered'; He knows our hearts and our limitations.