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In this episode of More Than Roommates, Gabrielle & Scott talk with Dr. Juli Slattery from Authentic Intimacy about how past sexual abuse impacts individuals and their marriages. With biblical truth, personal insight, and expert care, Dr. Slattery shares how healing can happen in safe relationships marked by trust, patience, and grace. We hope this episode provides hope and healing for those affected by sexual abuse.
Scriptures Referenced (in context):
Rom 12:15
John 10:10
PS 34:18
Rom 8:28
Resources:
Juli’s Ministry – Authentic Intimacy
Juli’s Podcast – Java with Juli
Books: Surprised by the Healer, by Linda Dillow and Juli Slattery; God, Sex, and Your Marriage, by Juli Slattery
Questions to Discuss:
1. What stood out to you most from this conversation with Dr. Juli Slattery?
2. What does it look like to be a “safe place” for your spouse?
3. How can we invite—not demand—intimacy in our marriage?
4. Are there past wounds (sexual or otherwise) we need to process personally or as a couple?
5. Who are safe people or resources we could pursue if we need help?
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In this episode of More Than Roommates, Gabrielle & Scott talk with Dr. Juli Slattery from Authentic Intimacy about how past sexual abuse impacts individuals and their marriages. With biblical truth, personal insight, and expert care, Dr. Slattery shares how healing can happen in safe relationships marked by trust, patience, and grace. We hope this episode provides hope and healing for those affected by sexual abuse.
Scriptures Referenced (in context):
Rom 12:15
John 10:10
PS 34:18
Rom 8:28
Resources:
Juli’s Ministry – Authentic Intimacy
Juli’s Podcast – Java with Juli
Books: Surprised by the Healer, by Linda Dillow and Juli Slattery; God, Sex, and Your Marriage, by Juli Slattery
Questions to Discuss:
1. What stood out to you most from this conversation with Dr. Juli Slattery?
2. What does it look like to be a “safe place” for your spouse?
3. How can we invite—not demand—intimacy in our marriage?
4. Are there past wounds (sexual or otherwise) we need to process personally or as a couple?
5. Who are safe people or resources we could pursue if we need help?
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