When Asherita Choochoo is trying to make practical life changes, she knows how important it is to walk with a sister in Christ.

I went into the library and there were Rice Krispy treats on the librarian's desk.

And I wanted one so bad.

And I took my phone out and I took a picture of it and I texted it to my friend and I said, would you pray for me?

Today is November 21st, 2019, and this is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss

Walgamuth, along with Dana Gresh.

Dan, the conversation we've been having with Asherita this week has been so helpful for me.

It's been challenging, it's been convicting, but it's also been encouraging.

And I'm just so thankful that she's written this book called Full, talking about food and Jesus and the Battle for Satisfaction. I know it's been speaking to you as well. Oh, you know, what's, I think, been such a blessing is that we're

sitting here, the three of us together at this table, and we're in the battle together. And so many

times in my life when it comes to food, for whatever reason, I have felt all alone.

And as Asherita writes in this book, you cannot do it alone.

So Asherita, thank you for that reminder and welcome back to revive our hearts.

I am so excited to jump in today. Thank you for having me.

Do you ever find that having written this book and teaching on this subject, as I know you've done many times, that it intensifies the temptation for you? I was a little nervous about this interview because I find that sometimes when I talk about this topic, it just makes me more drawn to unhealthy patterns. Have you experienced that? Yeah, I mean, even driving here, I had to

have an inner struggle with the Lord to say, I'm not qualified to do this. Why am I going here?

Like, this continues to be a battleground for me, and especially when I do interviews like this

or when I get up to teach or speak on this topic.

You find afterwards all you want to do is eat?

It's usually before.

Okay.

For me it's afterwards.

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