Hello everybody, Elisa Keaton and you are about to do another episode of revving the word.

If you've never done this before, what we are about to do is move our bodies while making it about something greater.

Amen.

This really came out of birth out of something that I found that I think

workouts can kind of get quite quite, I think they're wonderful and useful, but at some point, what are they

for? What's the motive behind the greater motive? Sure, to be healthy, to feel strong, and all that is really good, but if you have met

the marvelous love of God, what a great opportunity to have him trained you, have him reform your heart. Isn't that really what we're doing in a workout?

We're kind of reforming ourselves, calling everything about our body, our

physiological system, our psychological system, our physiological system, our emotional, our mental, and

our actual muscular tone and everything. We're calling it all into one place and it really manifests the gospel I think.

I always say I believe every person that comes to Christ should know before you say yes.

Hey listen, this is going to be amazing. You will never

outrun this love, you will never out do his love. You're you're in raptured

caught in his love and that's a great place to be but also

it's gonna be it's gonna require your whole self it's gonna be a complete

just as a workout requires your total whole self.

So does the invitation to grow into Christ's likeness.

Amen.

So a workout is there.

We would say a workout we're doing it to kind of train our bodies to shape it to keep it strong to keep it enduring and without

that physical engagement it will fall back into old patterns same for for our spiritual life, amen, same for our spiritual life. So these

workouts are really meant to take the body, get it involved because when we move

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