Hi, I'm Susie Larson. Thank you for listening to Susie Larson Live. Faith Radio podcasts are only possible because of your support. So thanks for giving, and thanks for sharing with a friend. to sing so the black row is you glide because walking just won't do dance you don't have to know how to

ever since and since we've got you left. Welcome to Susie Larson Live. Always so honored to get to spend this time with you.

In fact, I look forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully

inspire you in your faith walk, that deepen your understanding of God's Word, and that

heightens your awareness of its very real presence in your life.

So I've got a question for you before I dig into today's topic.

And I would love an honest answer.

I would love as many of you to answer as

possible. What's the last thing you said to yourself about yourself? Again, every answer,

I'll consider anonymous. But did you, what did you have, what have you said about yourself to yourself?

Have you berated yourself? Have you complimented yourself? What's the last thing you said to yourself

about yourself? What, like, what thought went through your mind or what words sort of mumbled out

your mouth about yourself? Will you text me 877-933-24-84? Here's that question one more time.

As many of you can answer, I would love that so much. What's the last thing you've said about yourself, or to yourself, about yourself?

So the last time we had my friend Elisa Keaton on the show, we talked about the power of blessing your body.

And we pray every day before the show, lead us by your spirit.

And we had some ideas of where Elisa and I were going to go.

We did not expect God to move and land the

way he did. It was such a powerful show. I can't begin to tell you how many people were impacted by

that conversation. So we're picking it up again today. We're going to talk about the consequences

of berating your body, of negative self-talk, and even the implications on your health when you do that.

What to do when you feel like your body's betrayed you.

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