looking for some good christian support !!

I've just finished reading " The Power of a Praying Wife" and it really opened up my eyes about how god views us in our marraige and one of the things she said was that us wifes have to stay attractive for our husbands and that started a snowball effect of thinking. gluttony is a sin. from that sin we gain weight and become sluggish and tired and low self esteem and just all these negative things that are not of god !!! so I am looking for some people that are on the same page as me that want to do this not only for our physical health but spiritual as well !!!!

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  • dsjohndrow
    dsjohndrow Posts: 1,820 Member
    Feel free to friend me. I believe!
  • packerfan1
    packerfan1 Posts: 93 Member
    Hi and welcome!!:smile:
  • jayliospecky
    jayliospecky Posts: 25,022 Member
    I agree! Please feel free to friend me!
  • cloneme_losehalf
    cloneme_losehalf Posts: 356 Member
    I have the book, but I am single...LOL! Also have Praying God's Will for Your Life. And a few others. I believe in prayer. Add me if you would like.
  • CrystalS
    CrystalS Posts: 184 Member
    I just finished that book! I really liked it.

    Welcome to MFP! :bigsmile: You will enjoy it here!
  • I am so thankful that there are people that are out there who know and are living the truth !! I will be adding all of you !!!! love ...
  • Feel free to friend me. My personal health and wellness mind set is "Eat what God created(fruits, veggies, whole grains, meats, etc not fake foodlike substances), Respect the creations you are eating(so eat sustainably and environmentally resposible), Gluttony is a sin, so don't eat too much, Sloth is also a sin, so get up and move every day. Overall, take care of the body God has blessed you with and remind yourself every time you think negative thoughts that you were "wonderfully made" and deserve to take care of your health and well being.
  • CoachMelissaDi
    CoachMelissaDi Posts: 215 Member
    I totally agree with that. We need to keep our "temple" up to par. Not just for our husbands or ourselves but for the Lord. He gave us a special gift when He sent the Holy Spirit and we need to treat our bodies with respect so we can house that Spirit. I feel that if we cant take care of ourselves then how are we going to take care of others? I tell myself that everyday I wake up. I am a Christian minister in training so feel free to add me! We can support each other!
  • I am on my way to a class at my church where we are learning how God wants us to be healthy in all the asspects of our lives, including the physical. I have lost almost 50 pounds since we stated meeting. I would love to help you attain all that God has in store for you. A friend request is on the way.
  • dlyeates
    dlyeates Posts: 875 Member
    That is an awesome book. I actually plan on reading it again. Another book that I totally recommend for this new lifestyle journey is "Made to Crave" by Lysa TerKeurst. It is a most amazing book on your struggles with food being a spiritual issue and how aligning your life with God's will for even a little thing like food will help your spiritual walk!!!

    Friend me for support......bible believing born again Christian here!!!!
  • gianna42
    gianna42 Posts: 5,991 Member
    A friend recently loaned me her copy and I'll be reading it soon (another reading to finish 1st)!

    Feel free to add me!
  • just added everybody !!
  • Hi,
    Christian lass from Australia here.

    It's a fine balance between looking after and respecting the body God's given us and making food, exercise and body our religion. So it's good to have christian support in this.

    Cookie
  • crikee15
    crikee15 Posts: 155 Member
    I have the book, but I am single...LOL! Also have Praying God's Will for Your Life. And a few others. I believe in prayer. Add me if you would like.

    ME TOO!!! I love Stormie Omartian...and yes, feel free to add me! =D
  • Fatchickslim
    Fatchickslim Posts: 396 Member
    I ask God to bless me with the strength I need for this journey every day and thank him for getting me this far!
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