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Trusting God with our health means surrendering our efforts to Him, leaning on His strength, and finding peace in knowing He is with us every step of the way. But sometimes, surrendering can be the hardest part.

Which area do you find most challenging when it comes to trusting God with your health?

1️⃣ Letting Go of Control – I struggle with surrendering my health journey fully to God.

2️⃣ Finding Strength in Him – I try to rely on my own willpower instead of His strength.

3️⃣ Being Patient in the Process – I want to see results quickly and get discouraged.

4️⃣ Having Peace in the Journey – I know God is with me, but I still battle worry and doubt.

Health is a journey, not a destination. No matter how disciplined we are with our choices, our well-being is ultimately in God’s hands. Psalm 139:14 reminds us that we are fearfully and wonderfully made, crafted by a loving Creator who cares about every aspect of our health; body, mind, and spirit.

Sometimes, the journey feels exhausting. There are moments when progress seems slow, motivation fades, or setbacks happen. But Isaiah 40:31 encourages us:

"But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint."

Trusting God with our health means surrendering our efforts to Him, leaning on His strength, and finding peace in knowing He is walking with us every step of the way. Whether you're just beginning or have been on this path for years, God is your…

Building healthy habits takes time, and it’s easy to get discouraged. But consistency leads to results.

What helps you stay committed when you feel like giving up?

1️⃣ Remembering My "Why" – I focus on my purpose and the bigger picture.

2️⃣ Trusting God’s Timing – I remind myself that change takes time, and God is faithful.

3️⃣ Accountability & Support – Having people to encourage me keeps me going.

4️⃣ Celebrating Small Wins – I focus on progress, not perfection.

Healthy habits don’t happen overnight, they take time, effort, and consistency. But the payoff is worth it! Galatians 6:9 reminds us: “Let us not grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”

Just like the noble woman in Proverbs 31:15 is intentional in planning and providing for her household, we must be intentional in caring for our bodies. Living a healthy life is not about quick fixes or temporary diets, it’s a daily commitment to honoring God with our bodies and stewarding our health well.

It’s easy to get discouraged when results don’t come fast, but small, consistent choices lead to big transformations. Whether it's moving more, eating better, or prioritizing rest, every step matters.

Reflection: What’s one small habit you can start today that will help you stay committed to your health journey? Drop it in…

Exercise isn’t just for looks, it’s for life! What drives you to move your body?

1️⃣ To Serve Well – I want to be strong and healthy so I can fulfill God’s calling on my life.

2️⃣ Energy & Endurance – I feel better, stronger, and more capable when I exercise.

3️⃣ Mental & Spiritual Clarity – Moving my body helps me focus, pray, and relieve stress.

4️⃣ I Struggle With It – I know it’s important, but staying consistent is a challenge for me.

Proverbs 31:17 tells us that the virtuous woman "girds herself with strength and strengthens her arms." Taking care of our bodies isn’t just about appearance, it’s about preparing ourselves for the work God has called us to do.

1 Timothy 4:8 reminds us that “physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things.” This means that while our spiritual health is the foundation, our physical health matters too! When we build strength, endurance, and stamina, we are equipping ourselves to serve with energy, focus, and longevity.

Exercise isn’t about vanity, it’s about stewardship. When we care for our bodies, we honor the One who created them. So today, let’s reflect: How can we shift our mindset to see exercise as a tool for God’s purpose, not just personal goals?

We know that water is vital for our health, yet so many of us don’t drink enough of it. Hydration affects our energy, focus, digestion, and even our mood. Just like our spirits need the Living Water Jesus offers, our bodies need physical water to function at their best. Be honest, how well are you hydrating daily?

1️⃣ Hydration Pro – I drink plenty of water daily and feel great!

2️⃣ Trying My Best – I make an effort, but I could do better.

3️⃣ Needs Improvement – I know I don’t drink enough, but I want to change that!

4️⃣ What’s Water? – Does coffee or juice count? I need help!

Water is essential to life, yet it’s one of the most overlooked parts of our health. In John 4:13-14, Jesus speaks of living water, reminding us that just as our spirits need Him, our bodies need water to function properly.

Did you know that over 60% of your body is water? Hydration impacts everything; your energy, digestion, skin, and even mental clarity. 1 Corinthians 10:31 tells us, “So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” Drinking water isn’t just a health habit; it’s a way to honor the body God has given you.

Today, let’s commit to taking hydration seriously. Not just for our physical health, but as an act of stewardship. Your body is a temple, and keeping it well-hydrated sets you up for success in every area of life!

Reflection: Are you giving your body the hydration i…

Eating well is an act of stewardship. What’s the biggest struggle you face with nutrition?

1️⃣ Time – I’m always on the go, and quick meals are just easier!

2️⃣ Cravings – Processed and sugary foods are hard to resist!

3️⃣ Budget – Eating healthy feels expensive sometimes.

4️⃣ Knowledge – I want to eat better but don’t always know where to start.

From the very beginning, God designed food to nourish and sustain us. In Genesis 1:29, He said, “Behold, I have given you every plant yielding seed that is on the face of all the earth, and every tree with seed in its fruit. You shall have them for food.” God provided everything we needed; whole, natural foods rich in nutrients to fuel our bodies.

But in today’s fast-paced world, processed and artificial foods have become the norm. While they may be convenient, they often leave our bodies lacking the nourishment God intended. As women, we are called to care for our bodies and our families, much like the Proverbs 31 woman, who prioritizes health over convenience.

When we choose wholesome, God-given foods, we honor our bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit. Our energy, strength, and ability to fulfill our purpose are directly tied to how we nourish ourselves.

Let’s…

For many of us, the way we eat, move, and care for our bodies wasn’t just a personal choice—it was learned. Generations before us shaped our habits, and while some of those traditions are beautiful, others may not serve our health and well-being. Breaking generational cycles isn’t just about us; it’s about setting a new standard for those who come after us. Which generational health habit are you working to break?

1️⃣ Unhealthy Eating Patterns – Breaking cycles of processed foods, fast food, and poor nutrition.

2️⃣ Lack of Exercise – Choosing to move more and prioritize physical activity.

3️⃣ Emotional Eating & Stress Habits – Learning to manage stress in healthy ways.

4️⃣ Neglecting Rest & Self-Care – Prioritizing sleep, mental health, and balance.

Many of us grew up with habits that shaped how we eat, move, and care for our bodies. Some of these habits have been passed down for generations; deeply rooted in culture, tradition, and even survival. But not all of them serve us well. While genetics may play a role in our health, much of what we experience is the result of learned behaviors.

Romans 12:2 reminds us, "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Breaking generational habits starts in the mind. It’s about challenging what we’ve always known and choosing a healthier path, not just for ourselves, but for those who come after us. Exodus 34:7 shows us that our choices impact future generations, and that includes the way we care for our bodies.

What’s one health habit you want to break or start for the sake of your family’s…

Taking care of our bodies is an act of worship, but we all face different challenges. What’s the biggest obstacle in your health journey?

1️⃣ Time – I’m too busy to focus on my health.

2️⃣ Discipline – I struggle with consistency in healthy habits.

3️⃣ Nutrition – Eating well is hard for me.

4️⃣ Motivation – I know what to do, but I lack the drive.

Our bodies are not just flesh and bone, they are temples of the Holy Spirit. The way we care for them is a reflection of how we honor God. 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 reminds us, "Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies."

But let’s be real, life gets busy. Unhealthy habits sneak in, convenience takes over, and before we know it, our health is no longer a priority. Yet, when we look at the Proverbs 31 woman, we see someone who intentionally nourishes her household and considers long-term well-being. She doesn’t just feed her family, she fuels them.

Just like her, we must take intentional steps toward our own health. Not for vanity. Not for trends. But to…

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Before we dive into this week’s study, let’s take a moment to celebrate our raffle winner, Margaret Ray! Congratulations, sis! You’ve won a #Noble t-shirt! Send me a personal message with your preferred shirt size and address. I love seeing you all engage, grow, and encourage one another in this study. Keep participating because there will be more opportunities to win!

Last week, our hearts were set on true beauty. We learned that beauty isn’t just about what’s on the outside, it’s about the heart, the spirit, and the character of a woman who walks with the Lord. We embraced the truth that we are fearfully and wonderfully made, that a gentle and quiet spirit holds great value in God’s sight, and that humility and the fear of the Lord make us truly beautiful. While the world chases trends and external appearances, we are called to…