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#166: We Are All Sexually Broken

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Do you think that only individuals who watch pornography, use sex to feel loved, or cheat on their spouses are sexually broken?  Christian culture has long-approached sexuality by dividing people into two categories: sexually broken or sexually pure. In this Java with Juli 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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  • Samantha Williams

    Samantha Williams

    HI Juli, I would like to say this is probably one of my most favorite episodes. Your ministry has been a great comfort to me in discussing the topic of Sexuality. This episode of sexual brokenness reminded me of the foundation of broken IDENTITY. Our sexual IDENTITY has been suppressed and oppressed for so long it makes it very difficult for us to know how to communicate our SOUL in this area. I think the thing that needs to be communicated most is the VALUE and VALIDATION of our Sexual IDENTITIES... IN CHRIST
  • Carlene Seghers

    Carlene Seghers

    Really, really an excellent discussion! Thank you for sharing your heart! There is so much freedom in recognizing how broken we are, and being able to share in our brokenness. Thank you for being transparent and giving others that freedom!
  • Neera

    Neera

    I really enjoyed listening to this as I have a family member that struggles with SSA. This book makes so much sense to me ! Thank you so much❤️☺️
  • Neera

    Neera

    The book is your Rethinking Sexuality
  • Jacci Roberts

    Jacci Roberts

    Hi Neera, yes, Juli's book is Rethinking Sexuality. You may also find the conversations in episodes #297, #298 and #312 helpful. They are all with Christians who are SSA. We're glad you're a part of our community! ~ Jacci, from the AI Team
  • Mike McComber

    Mike McComber

    Thank you for playing this episode again it is so good. I work with a man that is part of the ministry that you referred to. He has had friends that he is in ministry with get removed because they wanted help. Yes Hannah my mad face comes on and my voice gets louder. Thank you for convicting me, I will be having different conversations. Yes we are all sexually broken! Thank you.
  • Ranger Ricky

    Ranger Ricky

    Great teaching! Every Church needs to hear this . Keep up the good fight.

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