Dr. Juli Slattery sits down with guests over coffee and you get to join them. We have honest conversations about sex, marriage, intimacy, singleness, and God’s design for sexuality.
Java with Juli is an outreach of Authentic Intimacy.
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Dr. Juli Slattery sits down with guests over coffee and you get to join them. We have honest conversations about sex, marriage, intimacy, singleness, and God’s design for sexuality.
Java with Juli is an outreach of Authentic Intimacy.
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How long would you like foreplay to last? How important is it to have an orgasm every time we have sex? Complete this sentence: "During lovemaking, I wish that you would…"
When was the last time you had a conversation with your spouse that included questions like these? In this episode, sex therapist Dr. Doug Rosenau joins Juli to help couples learn to talk about sex. Grab your Java and your spouse (this is a good one to listen to together) and join us!
Guest: Dr. Doug Rosenau
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After infidelity, how do you know when to start having sex again? Recovery is layered, complex, and different for every couple. In this Java with Juli, learn what a healthy recovery process looks like for a grieving wife and how to rebuild sex and intimacy from the ground up.
Couples will try to go back to having sex the way they always have had sex [prior to betrayal]. And I think they have to understand that they're creating something completely new – just like their marriage. -Lyschel Burket
Guest: Lyschel Burket, APSATS-c
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In your conversations about sexuality, can you explain WHY you believe what you believe? Does God's "one man and one woman" design for marriage feel like a barrier to sharing your faith with others? God talks about sex throughout the Bible, how come it is (and has been) so hard for us to talk about it? In this conversation, author and theologian Rachel Gilson shares her thoughts on why we struggle to answer today's questions about sexuality, yet how sexuality, in this moment in history, can actually be a bridge to sharing the gospel.
Connect with Rachel at www.rachelgilson.com
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A complement, according to Webster, is "something that fills up, completes, or makes better or perfect." Romantic as that is, it's a tall order in a relationship between two imperfect people! So then, what does it look like to be your spouse's complement? In this episode, Jamie Ivey shares what God has taught her as she looks back on her own marriage of 20 years. No simplistic formulas, no easy answers, and no perfect people; just rich conversation and bold truth – so grab your Java and join us!
Guest: Jamie Ivey
I grew up thinking that a marriage is where the man works, makes money, then comes home and sits in his Lazy Boy, and the wife has dinner ready by the time he gets there... that's not what God says marriage is. He doesn't say the man goes and works and the woman makes dinner -- and there's no Lazy Boy in the Bible. -Jamie Ivey
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We know. It's hard to imagine talking to your sweet three or four-year-old about sex. And here's the thing: you don't have to. What you can, nay, should do is have age-appropriate conversations about body parts, boys and girls, and how you see God's design in nature in things like seeds and eggs. These small, everyday conversations lay an important foundation for bigger conversations later on. You've got this, Momma! You don't need to be afraid to share God's design for sexuality with your young children. We're here to help – grab your Java and join us!
Guest: Megan Michelson, Birds & Bees
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When you're feeling fearful, the last thing you need is a social media meme telling you to "tighten your ponytail and carry on." A rocky marriage, a wayward child, deeply dividing issues in our country, churches, and families — there's no shortage of issues to keep us living in fear. In this episode, you'll hear how knowing who God is, and His power to work in your life, is where real courage comes from. Grab your Java and join us!
Guest: Katie Westenberg
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Do you believe that only people who watch pornography, use sex to feel loved, or cheat on their spouses are sexually broken? Church culture has long approached sexuality by dividing us into two categories: sexually broken or sexually pure. In this conversation, Juli & Hannah present a different approach.
"We're all sinners. None of us are righteous, not one. And apart from the redemption of Christ and the daily ministry of the Holy Spirit in our lives, we can never achieve righteousness. Why can't we apply that to sexuality?" Juli Slattery Guest: Hannah Nitz
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Tiffany Bluhm wishes this wasn't her story to tell. Like most victims or bystanders of sexual harassment, she had everything to lose by telling the truth. (Spoiler alert: She did it anyway!) Join Juli and Tiffany for a conversation about the role you can play in exposing sexual harassment. You'll hear why harassment is something that women don't have to tolerate and why, of all the voices raised against it, Christian voices should be the loudest.
Guest: Tiffany Bluhm (tiffanybluhm.com)
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Have you ever turned to Netflix instead of pursuing sex with your spouse? Have you turned to Instagram instead ending your day by talking with God and learning His voice? Your sex life and your spiritual life have more in common than you think! In this episode, Juli talks with Mo (Isom) Aiken about the parallels between our spirituality and our sexuality, and our human inclination to settle for counterfeit versus authentic intimacy.
Guest: Mo Aiken
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What is emotional safety? Look at it this way: an emotionally unsafe relationship is a place where you can't be yourself. You're walking on eggshells. You can't share your emotions because when you do, they're going to set off an explosive or guilt-inducing response from the friend, parent, spouse, or boss you're talking to. In this episode, Dr. Joshua Straub shares what makes you an emotionally safe person. Are you willing to press into and sit with the emotions of another person, even when it's uncomfortable? It takes work, but the payoff is authentic intimacy. Grab your Java and join us!
Guest: Josh Straub
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