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So today I want to talk a little bit about just adopting a biblical

and truth-based mindset when it comes to health, when it comes to pursuing wellness, healing, etc. I've spent a lot of time

in the holistic space and the kind of natural living, clean living, etc space and there's a lot of good in those spaces and there's a lot of helpful

information that allows us and can help us make, you know, more informed decisions, be

better stewards of our body and all that is so good but I also know that at some

point it can be easy to slip into idolizing some of that stuff to idolizing or

obsessing over or stressing over the products we use or the food we eat or how often we

exercise or how we do X Y or Z that we kind of fail to live and we move past

stewardship into obsession and idolatry.

I think that can be a really easy thing to do

unintentionally.

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