Well, on Java with Julie, you probably know that we don't do small talk, and that's because we address some really difficult questions around intimacy and sexuality.

Whether you're young or old or single or married, we're often unsure of what it means to see our sexuality as something intertwined with our spirituality and to see it as something good.

This fall, September 17th through the 20th, you're invited to Reclaim 2.0.

A free four-day digital summit. You'll hear from a lot of different experts like Jackie Hill

Perry, Jay Stringer, Christopher Yuan, Linda Dillo, Mary Dumuth, on topic spanning from

singleness, gender, sexual addiction, marriage, intimacy, and more in the light of God's Word.

And in addition to expert interviews, you can attend live panel discussions, view recordings

from some of my teachings last year at the Reclaim Conference and join me and

my husband Mike for a live devotional.

My hope for Reclaim 2.0 is that you'll walk away with a richer understanding of biblical

sexuality and what it means to live with sexual integrity and how to walk with others in both

the truth and grace of Jesus.

You can find out more and register at authenticanimacy.com slash reclaim.

I'll see you there.

Hey friend, I'm Julie Slattery, and thanks for joining me for this episode of Java with Julie.

Java with Julie is a podcast produced by authentic intimacy, a ministry dedicated to reclaiming

God's design for sexuality. Now, if you're married, you probably realize that reclaiming sexuality

often means doing some work in other areas of your marriage.

You know, the trust and intimacy that you have to have in the bedroom is almost always related

to the trust and intimacy you build outside the bedroom.

So if you want to work on sex in your marriage, you also have to work through the emotional

and relational issues as well.

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