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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In every marriage, there is typically one partner with a higher sexual drive. And that person is usually trying to convince the other to have more sex! In this episode, Juli and her guest talk about how to move beyond "I have a need, and you have an obligation" to something much more intimate.
Guest: Dr. Corey Allan
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Dating has changed. A LOT. In the last decade, cohabitation, sex, and sexual experimentation have been touted as the best ways to get to know someone (or yourself). Couples who try to marry these ideas with their Christian faith often end up hurt and confused. Join Juli and author Scott Kedersha for a conversation that will help couples --dating, engaged, and newlywed-- navigate faulty messages about love, and take the next step toward an intimate and fulfilling marriage.
Guest: Scott Kedersha
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We all dream of things we want to make happen in our lives. But what if we told you that you had to surrender it all; that you have to lay down your desires for you and your loved ones in order to get what's really best for you (and them)? This conversation is for the woman who wants God's best, but finds it really hard to let go of the dreams she holds dear. (Isn't that all of us?)
Guests: Erin Smalley & Tricia Goyer
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We're raising our mugs to your favorite episodes of 2019! You'll hear clips from Jonathan Daughtery with advice for wives married to men with a lower sex drive; Dr. Jennifer Degler will talk about the complexity of female sexuality; and Susie Larson describes how trauma affects us physically as well as emotionally. Grab your java and join us for a taste of our most popular episodes this year.
Guests: Jonathan Daughtery, Dr. Jennifer Degler, Susie Larson and Hannah Nitz
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Are you a sugar addict? Do you run to the pantry each afternoon to get you through your day? Do you turn to Starbucks for a little stress relief? Today Juli & her guest talk about how fasting from sugar (or whatever it is you run to) hones our hunger for Jesus, the only One who can break strongholds in our lives.
Guest: Wendy Speake
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A sweet friendship refreshes the soul –and it's better to have a friend nearby than a relative far away (Proverbs 27). So it's no surprise that we feel hurt when our Christian friend lets us down, or confused when our loyalty isn't returned. In this episode, Juli and her guest talk about how you can discern the difference between true friendship and relationships that are merely friend-ish.
Guest: Kelly Needham
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Juli and her guests discuss their reactions to John MacArthur's recent comments about women teaching the Bible. Join us for a conversation about how unity among followers of Jesus doesn't mean we all agree, it means we choose to show His love to each other despite our disagreements.
Guests: Hannah Nitz & Jannelle Nevels
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Max Lucado has never pretended to be something he's not. The beloved author and pastor has always been open about his struggles. But last year we heard him say something new: Me too. As a pastor and survivor of sexual abuse, Max has a unique perspective and a compassionate response to the #MeToo and #ChurchToo movements. Grab your latte and join us.
Guest: Max Lucado
How do I convince myself and everyone else that I'm worthy of being loved? That may not be what the question sounds like in our minds, but when we measure our worth based on things like accomplishments, appearance, intelligence, education ―even our work in the church—we are going to come up empty. Join us for a conversation about how we can truly come to understand that there is something more profound than what other people think about us.
Guests: Linda Dillow & Yvette Maher
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Making time to make love is always going to take effort. There will always be an excuse to put it off for another season. Grab your latte and join us at the coffee shop for laughter, encouragement and practical things you can do to make intimacy a priority in your marriage.
Guests: Linda Dillow & Yvette Maher
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