Becoming Spiritually Healthy
I have lost a total of 22lbs since Bev and I changed the way we eat. I feel great and have lots of energy. It has been a terrific start on a long journey down to 200. I know that eating well is only going to get me so far. As a result of that, I am adding a workout routine as well (there are many apps for that!). I am also finding that I have to change the way I think about almost everything. I have to change my routine to include, when I eat, when I work out, which workout I am going to do (friends don’t let friends skip leg day). Basically I have committed myself to the goal of being healthy.
I have come to the realization that in order to become spiritually healthy, I have to do the exact same things. I cannot just read my Bible more – as much as that helps. I have to change the way I think and take on a multi-pronged attitude in order to really make this happen. Reading my Bible more faithfully is a good start – but it is only a start. I am not sure if all this starts in the heart – or in the head. It doesn’t really matter as I believe that it started with the Holy Spirit within me. All I know is, with His help, I am going to staring thinking differently. Not just planning one when I read, or what study I do, or which devotional to follow, or even why I should pray (yes, do them all). I need to be aware of how I treat others – doing my best to find a way to be a blessing to them. So, I have also committed myself to the goal of being spiritually healthy as well.
Thinking about it, this is probably the better of the two.
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I am the Pastor of Greater Life Church, Elko, NV. Husband, father, grandfather, regular guy who happens to believe that Jesus has great plans for all of our lives and we need cooperate with Him in order to see those plans happen.