Podcasts about food for the spirit

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe talks about Jesus saying "man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes out of the mouth of God" in Matthew 4:4. Pastor Mark ends this minute with a great quote for you to remember.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Food is a natural communal and unifying factor in every culture, bringing unknown people together and families closer. Eating results in bonding, sharing, and connecting as some of its beautiful side effects. Listen in on how one family's tenet developed into "what we put into our bodies shapes who we become."OTHER PLATFORMS:INSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/baps_betterlivingMEDIUMhttps://medium.com/bapsbetterliving

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Do your kids or the kids you teach in church participate in sports? Or do they have a favorite athletic activity? If so, you have an opportunity to use it as an illustration to help kids understand spiritual health. The first in this 4-part series is about food for the spirit. For more help on evangelizing and discipling children, see Articles, Ministries and Shop at https://www.cefonline.com/.

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"...As the meatless diet has grown in popularity over the years, a number of books have been written on the subject.  Some of these explore the health reasons behind vegetarianism and point out how a vegetarian diet can help prevent heart attacks, strokes,cancer, diabetes and other diseases.  Some books forcus on the ecological, world food and economic aspects of a meatless diet and show how to enjoy gourmet nutrition without having to spend a lot of money.  Others describe how a plant kingdom is the primary source of vital nutrients and how vegetatian diets provide more than enough of the proteins,vitamins and minerals we need each day.  Still other books consider many of the ethical, moral and philosophical reasons behind the vegetarian diet.  Few works, however, have ever attempted to tackle the difficult subject of vegetarianism and the world religions.  Food For The Spirit is the first book to do so with depth and clarity..."...Nathaniel Altman... 

Pastor Fields takes a look how who God's Word gives strengthens and encourages us to handle any situation that we find ourselves in.Scriptures Used:Psalms 23:1 (NKJV)John 10:14 (NIV)Isaiah 41:10 (NKJV)Romans 8:31 (NKJV)Philippians 4:13 (NKJV)Psalms 84:5 (NKJV) (Passion)Psalms 62: 5-8 (Passion)Psalms 27:1-3 (Passion)

A homily delivered by Fr. Michael Maximous at St. Basil American Coptic Orthodox Church on February 9, 2020

**If you had an error listening to this episode, it should be fixed now. Apologize for that, it is unclear why the episode cut out. In any case, enjoy!**This week we have an insightful episode for y'all on yogic philosophy and functional nutrition.On episode 11 "Food for the Spirit" I talk with Functional Nutritionist and Yoga Instructor Jordan Elliott of @TheLivingKitchen_ about how to nourish the soul through practice and food.We discuss the yoga sutras of patanjali, how yoga can change your life, mindful nutrition and how cooking can be a spiritual practice. Tune in to listen to this enlightening episode of the Herbal Hour.Video link will be posted soon, but for now enjoy the audio. Thanks for listening, if you have any suggestions for episode topics please send an email to info@ktherbs.com or send me a DM on my instagram profile @naturopathic.life.Next episode will be with a Naturopathic Physician/Acupuncturist that focuses on cancer patients; we talk his holistic approach, natural treatments for cancer and his story. You don't want to miss that!For all events, finely crafted herbals and articles on natural herbs for health visit KTHERBS.COM and show your support!Best,Bogdan

Emily and guest Jen Mons dive into how eating to nourish your energy raises your vibration and can ignite your whole being! Jen is a holistic health transformation coach, detox specialist and a yoga and meditation instructor with a passion for assisting her clients in creating a healthy, embodied self. In this episode Emily and Jen will chat about the importance of nourishing the physcial body in order to cultivate a powerful being and a powerful life. How do youclaim your health, power, abundance and gifts through your self care? What is embodied healing? The spiritual path can often lead to a desire to be good to our beautiful bodies, to nurture our energy by feeding it good things. Everything is energy and this episode is all about how food and holistic living can nourish and cultivate your energy and your life. Jen and Emily will divulge their own history and what they have learned in order to be powerful empaths, healers and leaders. Join us for a fun and fascinating chat!

Scripture Text: John 6:26-27 Series: Life of Christ

At the age of 72 and one who has been a vegetarian for over twenty five years,I am compelled to share this topic of discussion,with the hope of inspiring "Food for Thought" Baba Wesley Gray Join us as we review  Food for The Spirit..By Steven Rosen "It would be wonderful if the world adopted vegetarianism, on religious grounds or any other.  But this is not likely. I am a skeptic, it's true, but I am also realistic.  In any event, what the people in general do will not affect me.I will continue to be a vegetarian even if the whole world started to eat meat. This is my protest against the conduct of the world.To be a vegetarian is to disagree - to disagree with the course of things today.Nuclear power, starvation, cruelty-we must make a statement against these things.  Vegetarianism is my statement.And I think it's a strong one.  Author Steven Rosen makes a similar statement in his book.And although I do no necessarily agree witn everthing he says, point for point,I do find his work fascinating and convincing.He correctly points our that various philosophers and religious leaders have tried to convince their following that animals are nothing more than machines,put on earth for our pleasure,with no purpose of their own. Mr.Rosen smashes this idea,however, and every reader who is predisposed to the vegetarian ideal will enjoy his logic and reason in doing this" -.Isaac Bashevis Singer

At the age of 72 and one who has been a vegetarian for over twenty five years,I am compelled to share this topic of discussion,with the hope of inspiring "Food for Thought" Baba Wesley Gray Join us as we review  Food for The Spirit..By Steven Rosen "It would be wonderful if the world adopted vegetarianism, on religious grounds or any other.  But this is not likely. I am a skeptic, it's true, but I am also realistic.  In any event, what the people in general do will not affect me.I will continue to be a vegetarian even if the whole world started to eat meat. This is my protest against the conduct of the world.To be a vegetarian is to disagree - to disagree with the course of things today.Nuclear power, starvation, cruelty-we must make a statement against these things.  Vegetarianism is my statement.And I think it's a strong one.  Author Steven Rosen makes a similar statement in his book.And although I do no necessarily agree witn everthing he says, point for point,I do find his work fascinating and convincing.He correctly points our that various philosophers and religious leaders have tried to convince their following that animals are nothing more than machines,put on earth for our pleasure,with no purpose of their own. Mr.Rosen smashes this idea,however, and every reader who is predisposed to the vegetarian ideal will enjoy his logic and reason in doing this" -.Isaac Bashevis Singer

At the age of 72 and one who has been a vegetarian for over twenty five years,I am compelled to share this topic of discussion,with the hope of inspiring "Food for Thought" Baba Wesley Gray Join us as we review  Food for The Spirit..By Steven Rosen "It would be wonderful if the world adopted vegetarianism, on religious grounds or any other.  But this is not likely. I am a skeptic, it's true, but I am also realistic.  In any event, what the people in general do will not affect me.I will continue to be a vegetarian even if the whole world started to eat meat. This is my protest against the conduct of the world.To be a vegetarian is to disagree - to disagree with the course of things today.Nuclear power, starvation, cruelty-we must make a statement against these things.  Vegetarianism is my statement.And I think it's a strong one.  Author Steven Rosen makes a similar statement in his book.And although I do no necessarily agree witn everthing he says, point for point,I do find his work fascinating and convincing.He correctly points our that various philosophers and religious leaders have tried to convince their following that animals are nothing more than machines,put on earth for our pleasure,with no purpose of their own. Mr.Rosen smashes this idea,however, and every reader who is predisposed to the vegetarian ideal will enjoy his logic and reason in doing this" -.Isaac Bashevis Singer      

  We continue with the discussion of vegetarianism and the world religions. At the age of 68 and one who has been a vegetarian for over twenty five years, I am compelled to share this topic of discussion , with the hope of inspiring "Food for Thought" Baba Wesley Tehuti Gray A quote from Isaac Bashevis Singer "Whether the mass of people accept the vegetarian interpretation of religion or not really doesn't matter. At least not in my life.  I accept it implicitly.  Of course, it  would be wonderful if the world adopted vegetarianism, on religious grounds or any other.  But this is not likely.  I am a skeptic, it's true, but I am also realistic.  In any event, what the people in general do will not affect me.  I will continue to be a vegetarian even if the whole world started to eat meat. This is my protest agains the conduct of the world.  To be a vegetarian is to disagree - to disagree with the course of things today.  Nuclear power, starvation, cruelty - we must make a statement against these things.  Vegetarianism is my statement.  And I think it's a strong one.  Author Steven Rosen makes a similar statement in his book.  And although I do no necessarily agree witn everthing he says, point for point, I do find his work fascinating and convincing.  He correctly points our that various philosophers and religious leaders have tried to convince their following that animals are nothing more than machines, put on earth for our pleasure, with no purpose of their own. Mr. Rosen smashes this idea, however, and every reader who is predisposed to the vegetarian ideal will enjoy his logic and reason in doing this                  -- Isaac Bashevis Singer

At the age of 68 and one who has been a vegetarian for over twenty five years, I am compelled to share this topic of discussion , with the hope of inspiring "Food for Thought" Baba Tehuti Wesley Gray A quote from Isaac Bashevis Singer "Whether the mass of people accept the vegetarian interpretation of religion or not really doesn't matter. At least not in my life. I accept it implicitly. Of course, it would be wonderful if the world adopted vegetarianism, on religious grounds or any other. But this is not likely. I am a skeptic, it's true, but I am also realistic. In any event, what the people in general do will not affect me. I will continue to be a vegetarian even if the whole world started to eat meat. This is my protest agains the conduct of the world. To be a vegetarian is to disagree - to disagree with the course of things today. Nuclear power, starvation, cruelty - we must make a statement against these things. Vegetarianism is my statement. And I think it's a strong one. Author Steven Rosen makes a similar statement in his book. And although I do no necessarily agree witn everthing he says, point for point, I do find his work fascinating and convincing. He correctly points our that various philosophers and religious leaders have tried to convince their following that animals are nothing more than machines, put on earth for our pleasure, with no purpose of their own. Mr. Rosen smashes this idea, however, and every reader who is predisposed to the vegetarian ideal will enjoy his logic and reason in doing this -- Isaac Bashevis Singer  

We continue with the discussion of vegetarianism and the world religions. At the age of 67 and one who has been a vegetarian for over twenty five years, I am compelled to share this topic of discussion , with the hope of inspiring "Food for Thought" Baba Wesley Tehuti Gray A quote from Isaac Bashevis Singer "Whether the mass of people accept the vegetarian interpretation of religion or not really doesn't matter. At least not in my life.  I accept it implicitly.  Of course, it  would be wonderful if the world adopted vegetarianism, on religious grounds or any other.  But this is not likely.  I am a skeptic, it's true, but I am also realistic.  In any event, what the people in general do will not affect me.  I will continue to be a vegetarian even if the whole world started to eat meat. This is my protest agains the conduct of the world.  To be a vegetarian is to disagree - to disagree with the course of things today.  Nuclear power, starvation, cruelty - we must make a statement against these things.  Vegetarianism is my statement.  And I think it's a strong one.  Author Steven Rosen makes a similar statement in his book.  And although I do no necessarily agree witn everthing he says, point for point, I do find his work fascinating and convincing.  He correctly points our that various philosophers and religious leaders have tried to convince their following that animals are nothing more than machines, put on earth for our pleasure, with no purpose of their own. Mr. Rosen smashes this idea, however, and every reader who is predisposed to the vegetarian ideal will enjoy his logic and reason in doing this                  -- Isaac Bashevis Singer  

At the age of 67 and one who has been a vegetarian for over twenty five years, I am compelled to share this topic of discussion , with the hope of inspiring "Food for Thought" Baba Wesley Tehuti Gray A quote from Isaac Bashevis Singer "Whether the mass of people accept the vegetarian interpretation of religion or not really doesn't matter. At least not in my life.  I accept it implicitly.  Of course, it  would be wonderful if the world adopted vegetarianism, on religious grounds or any other.  But this is not likely.  I am a skeptic, it's true, but I am also realistic.  In any event, what the people in general do will not affect me.  I will continue to be a vegetarian even if the whole world started to eat meat. This is my protest agains the conduct of the world.  To be a vegetarian is to disagree - to disagree with the course of things today.  Nuclear power, starvation, cruelty - we must make a statement against these things.  Vegetarianism is my statement.  And I think it's a strong one.  Author Steven Rosen makes a similar statement in his book.  And although I do no necessarily agree witn everthing he says, point for point, I do find his work fascinating and convincing.  He correctly points our that various philosophers and religious leaders have tried to convince their following that animals are nothing more than machines, put on earth for our pleasure, with no purpose of their own. Mr. Rosen smashes this idea, however, and every reader who is predisposed to the vegetarian ideal will enjoy his logic and reason in doing this                  -- Isaac Bashevis Singer  

Increasingly, we are not only conscious of the nutritional value of the food we eat, but also its source and sustainability. We are also increasingly aware of the ethical and political dimensions to the food we eat. Explore the dynamics of the food chain and what is healthy eating when the well-being of the whole planet is considered.