Spiritual Disciplines: Fasting

Conversations with John & Lisa Bevere

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🗓️ 20 January 2016

⏱️ 20 minutes

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In this episode John and Lisa share how the spiritual discipline of fasting may not change the way you look, but it will change the way you see.

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0:00.0	Come on baby.
0:02.0	Are we recording?
0:04.0	We're rolling.
0:05.0	Okay.
0:06.0	So Mr. Jambavir, we are coming out of Thanksgiving and Christmas.
0:10.0	And I think we are both looking like we are carrying food babies.
0:14.0	Oh, don't talk about it.
0:16.0	You know, you pointed out a little food baby, which for those that you who don't understand
0:21.0	that's when the stomach is sticking further than what you would like it.
0:24.0	It really upset me.
0:25.0	So I was in the gym every day this week.
0:28.0	Okay.
0:29.0	Well, I mean, it's just you know you're carrying a food baby when you lay on your back and
0:32.0	your stomach is still sticking out.
0:33.0	You still see the stomach.
0:34.0	Yeah.
0:35.0	And that's, you know, a lot of Christians are like, I'm so glad that January is the month of
0:40.0	fasting.
0:41.0	So I can give birth to my food baby.
0:43.0	But the truth is there is a big difference between dieting and fasting.
0:48.0	Tell me the difference.
0:49.0	Well, a diet changes the way you look, but a fast changes the way you see.
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