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Why More Discipline Isn’t Always the Answer (And What the Bible Actually Calls Us to Instead)
If discipline were the answer, most folks wouldn’t be struggling with their health. That might sound blunt, but it’s true. The people I talk to every day are not lazy. They are not uncommitted. They are not lacking information. Most of them have tried everything : strict meal plans, early morning workouts, 75-day challenges, “no excuses” mindsets, and starting over every Monday with renewed determination. And yet, many of them still feel stuck. So what gives? The fitness worl
Danny George
22 hours ago6 min read


How a Christ-Centered Health Approach Changes the Way You Train, Eat, and Rest
In my previous blog , we talked about three ways exercise can improve your spiritual health—how training can build discipline, prepare us to serve others, and ultimately glorify Christ rather than ourselves. This week, I want to move from why to how. Because a biblical view of health isn’t abstract. It doesn’t live only in good intentions or Sunday-morning convictions. It shows up in how you train, how you eat, and how you rest—on regular, ordinary days. When Christ is at the
Danny George
Jan 233 min read


Exercise With a Purpose Bigger Than You
Most of us started exercising for pretty normal reasons. We wanted to lose weight, feel better in our clothes, have more energy, or maybe just not get winded walking up the stairs. None of those are bad goals. God cares about our health, and stewarding the body He gave us matters. But at some point, I had to ask myself a hard question: Why am I really doing this? If exercise is only about how I look, how strong I feel, or how many compliments I get, then it’s a fragile founda
Danny George
Jan 164 min read


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