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What If God's Design for Sexuality Is More Beautiful Than We Knew?
In this interview, Dr. Juli Slattery invites you into an honest, biblically grounded conversation about sex, intimacy, and identity in our confused culture. You'll hear how she surrendered her own assumptions and followed God's call to launch Authentic Intimacy, a ministry devoted to reclaiming God's design for sexuality with compassion and clarity.
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About the Speakers
Clinical Psychologist, Author, and Speaker
Dr. Juli Slattery
Dr. Juli Slattery is a clinical psychologist, author, and speaker who serves as president and co-founder of Authentic Intimacy, a ministry devoted to helping Christians reclaim God's design for sexuality. With degrees from Wheaton (BA), Biola (MA), and the Florida Institute of Technology (MS, PsyD), she brings both academic rigor and pastoral sensitivity to her work. From 2008 to 2012, she contributed to Focus on the Family as a writer, teacher, and broadcast co-host, before launching Authentic Intimacy in 2012 to address the church's silence on sexual issues. Juli is the author of thirteen books, hosts the popular Java with Juli podcast, and in 2020 launch sexualdiscipleship.com to equip leaders with gospel-centered tools for addressing sexuality. She and her husband Mike live in Akron, OH, where they are raising their three sons.
Senior Integrated Marketing Strategist at Logos
Chauncey Allmond
Chauncey Allmond
Chauncey has been with Logos since 2017. You've probably either seen him speak at conferences or on webinars getting people excited about the endless possibilities of Logos. He now heads up our digital events bringing you engaging conversations about faith, ministry, or preaching. Chauncey has a deep passion for technology. If there is a tech app, program, or gadget involved, he will be “geeked out.” Couple this with a love for God’s Word, and it’s a perfect mix for talking Logos. Chauncey lives in the Dallas area with his lovely wife Takeia and their 5 kids. When not in front of a camera or with his family, Chauncey is probably tending to his vegetable garden or doing 13,000 (or more) piece jigsaw puzzles.