Is it possible that we may have oversimplified our understanding of male sexuality?

You know, I've been researching biblical sexuality for a while now, and while I think we're familiar with how female sexuality has often been ignored or sidelined, especially maybe within church communities, I think we may have also reduced

our understanding of male sexuality, thinking about it as just something to do with the body.

Well, if you haven't met me yet, my name is Julie Slattery, and you are listening to Job with

Julie, a listener-supported podcast, which is an outreach of authentic intimacy, a ministry

dedicated to helping people make sense

of God and sexuality. Today we're going to be diving deeper into male sexuality. We're going to go

beyond just the body and hormones, and we'll discuss some of the complexities that are often ignored

with male sexuality. Joining me is returning guest, Dr. Corey Allen.

He is the host of Sexy Marriage Radio,

and you'll hear us discuss what drives men sexually

and what they're typically told to focus on related to sex

and whether or not they really do want sex all the time.

It's going to be an interesting conversation, so grab your Java, and let's dive into

my discussion with Dr. Corey Allen.

Well, Corey, you are becoming a regular on job with Julie, which is great.

Anytime I get a chance to hang with Julie and have some coffee, I'm in.

Well, I love our conversations.

I love your perspective.

And I love that we can talk about things that even sometimes we don't see eye to eye on

and hash it out.

I know that's how I learn.

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