4 Keys to Great Sex in Every Season, #615
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What is the “Love Like You Mean It” cruise and why is it mentioned at the start of the episode?
Mm.
Hey, welcome to another episode of Job with Julie. I'm Julie Slattery and I'm here with my co-host and cousin Hannah Nitz.
Hey guys. Alright, we got a picture for the audience today. Mm-hmm. Close your eyes and imagine That you are on a boat. You're just peacefully sailing, the wind in your hair. Let's make that boat bigger. It's gonna be a cruise ship. Okay. It's big, it's massive. It's got all the food, it's got all the sunshine, it's got all the activities. But guess what? The best part of this cruise ship is you're gonna be hearing from Dr. Julie Slattery. Now, if you're listening to this, you may have not personally had this experience, but some people got to, Julie.
Yeah.
They got to go on this like marriage cruise ship.
Or they they can get to again next year. Oh great. Or sign up to speak again next year. So what's it called? It's the Love Like You Minute Cruise. Love Like You Minute. Yeah, it's pretty amazing. Like they take a whole massive cruise ship and charter the whole thing. So it's just Christian married couples and all the content.
Man, are people just praying for each other all over the place? Yeah, they are. It's pretty cool. I love that.
Worship music everywhere and Christian comedians and spiritual on this cruise with you, Julie. It is February thirteenth. Twenty twenty seven.
Oh, what a great time to leave Ohio.
You should be there.
Okay, I'm putting it on my calendar. There you go. So anyway, the reason we're talking about this cruise ship was not as promotion, but as Julie got to speak on this this year, and Julie, one of the messages you gave had such great follow up, people wanting to hear more, that we were like, Why don't we bring this conversation to Java with Julie? So, dear listeners, I'm so sorry that you're listening to this while you're doing dishes or driving in your car or something not quite as nice, but like just pretend, okay? So was this message actually good or were people just happy because they were on a cruise ship?
Oh we'll never know. We'll never know. We'll never know.
Well, let us know guys. Is this let us know if this podcast episode today is any good or if it needed the cruise ship to make it better? Yeah. Um, but Julie, you are you talked about sexual oneness through the seasons. I did. That's what you named the conversation. So let's give our listeners a little a big picture overview of that. What does that mean and why are we talking about it today?
Full disclosure. I was assigned with creating a message with that title.
Okay. So this is not a Julie original title.
The title wasn't. I mean, they were like, we want you to talk about nurturing sexual oneness through the seasons of marriage. And I'm like, Okay, I think I can do this.
Well, it's like a homework assignment. It's like you're back in school.
It's my job is how many different ways can I come to talk about sex? How many different outlines can I come up with?
Like Honestly though, if you're doing it on a cruise ship, you're doing just fine. Like that's a great place to have to figure it out.
Yes. Okay, so I made I made the different seasons like really catchy, I think. Yes. So tell me what you think. Yes. So the seasons are understand the gift.
Okay.
Resist the drift?
Love it.
Repair the rift. Wow.
Why do Julie and Hannah say it’s essential to understand the “gift of sexuality” before tackling marital intimacy?
And embrace the shift.
Did you write that or did Chat GPT write? I wrote that. That is a Julie Slattery original guy.
It sounds like Chat GPT though.
Isn't that the worst part right now? Is even when you read something good, you're like, did someone really write this? Guys, that was the real deal from Julie. I know. Okay. So those are good. Original AI, right here. Oh my goodness, you are the original AI. Who would have known when you picked the name authentic intimacy?
Yeah.
Man. But anyway, the original AI wrote that. Understanding the gift.
Yes.
Resisting the drift. Repairing the rift. Embracing the shift. Kind of sounds like a Dr. Seuss, but.
Okay. Dr. Seussmeets. Yes. Yeah.
So let's start at the beginning then. So let's understand the gift. Yeah. Hit it with a hit it.
Yeah, so uh if you are uh a job with Julie fan, you have been working hard to understand the gift with us because we spent a lot of time in the last few years really teaching you about how sex isn't just supposed to be an expression of how you feel, but it actually is given to a married couple as a seal and celebration and sort of
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the “Love Like You Mean It” cruise and why is it mentioned at the start of the episode?
0:00–3:10
2
Why do Julie and Hannah say it’s essential to understand the “gift of sexuality” before tackling marital intimacy?
3:10–7:25
3
What biblical and health benefits of regular sexual intimacy do they highlight for married couples?
7:25–12:22
4
How does “resisting the drift” explain the natural decline of intimacy after the first few years of marriage?
12:22–17:07
5
What practical steps do they recommend for “repairing the rift” when sexual tension or conflict arises?
17:07–22:40
6
How should couples adapt their sexual relationship as they age, face menopause, or deal with health changes?
22:40–27:31
7
What creative, intentional habits can couples adopt to keep intimacy alive through every season of marriage?
27:31–32:11
8
What final encouragement do Julie and Hannah give listeners about pursuing lifelong sexual oneness?
32:11–37:22
Speakers
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