Julie Slattery says all of us face some sort of sexual brokenness.

It's crazy to think that I was a clinical psychologist

and I had sexual brokenness in my heart and marriage that I never even recognized.

But as God began to show me a broader perspective of his design for sexuality,

he invited me into healing and I didn't even know that I needed.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy Damas Walgamuth, co-author of lies young women believe and the truth that sets them free.

For June 7, 2023, I'm Dana Gresch.

Well, if you've missed any of the last two days of conversation with Dr.

Julie Slattery and Dan A Gress, you want to be sure and go to revive our hearts

dot com and read through the transcript or listen to the audio or both

Because this has been some really important conversation. We've tried to lay a foundation for this whole subject of sexuality.

And Julie, you've written a really important, and I think groundbreaking book to add to the conversation. There's a lot of conversation going on in the world today

about sexuality, but not a whole lot, certainly not enough about seeing sexuality

from God's perspective, why it is a good gift and why it is a gift that if

abused or misused is incredibly dangerous.

And so this book, Rethinking Sexuality, God's design and why it matters.

And we're just touching on some of the themes that you've addressed in our conversation

this week with Dan A Gress at the table as well. These are like two of my favorite

women and women who spur me on to love and good deeds and we walked with each

other through some important and difficult parts of our own journeys.

And Julie, I remember a conversation years ago with you, we were at a conference and sitting in

a hotel room just for hours and you were sharing a fresh work that God was doing in your own heart and

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