Health and Wellness

With all this confusion and emotion around food, it’s easy to see why “food freedom” can feel out of reach. But as believers, we don’t have to stay stuck. To help you along your way, here are five steps to walk you toward food freedom.

The Christian faith calls us to see a life overflowing with opportunities that many people would otherwise overlook. This is a Kingdom-minded perspective. I find this part of the Christian faith so joyful, and yet it seems to be the very thing missing within the health and wellness space.

The lie that your body is an enemy stems in part from what has morphed into the worship of wellness found in our present wellness-saturated culture. Here are five verses to ground yourself in the next time you feel this unwarranted pressure to fight or fix your body.

Food is often an unspoken addiction struggle in churches. Here's how to know if you're making food an idol, and how to bring your real hunger to Jesus.

Intentional creation deserves some undivided attention. Here are five ways to tune in to what your body is telling you and honor it with the care it deserves.

Subscription fatigue is not just about too many streaming platforms or recurring charges. This article invites Christians to ask three practical questions about whether their subscriptions are truly serving their current season, supporting a peaceful pace of life, and helping them steward their money, attention, and spiritual health with wisdom.

If you also have a friend who self-harms, know that there is hope for them. Even if it feels hopeless right now, there is always hope because of God. He is the giver of all good things (James 1:17), and we can trust Him with the future. In addition to finding hope in God, we can also do many things ourselves to help our friends who struggle with self-harm.

I have many family members who have been diagnosed with diabetes. Throughout their life, I have seen them cope with this lifelong diagnosis, and I have also seen how much it has changed their life.

Although many of us associate summer with being the happiest season of the year, there are many people who don't feel this way. They see summer as a dreaded season and seek to avoid it at all costs.

If you work in corporate America, you are too familiar with the 3 p.m. slump and how hard it can be to recover from.

Emotional trauma can be quick to happen, but take a lifetime to recover from.

In addition to seeking out medical help in the form of doctors and therapists, there are also natural remedies that we can utilize to help us with our depression.

We should pray for others to be healed, and we should also pray for the Lord to help us.

This world has given us many reasons to be anxious.

If we want to be content in our present lives, we must spend time with God and cultivate our relationship with Him.