On the Intuitive Eating for Christian Women podcast our aim is to introduce you to the principles of Intuitive Eating and help you see how those principles align with Scripture so you can improve your relationship with food, your body and God and cast out dieting for good.

Today on the Intuitive Eating for Christian Women podcast our guest Amy Carlson shares how the gospel translates into our body and the importance of remembering how we’re made.

In this episode we dig into:

- Growing up believing she was both ‘not enough’ and ‘too much’ and battling eating disorders

- Finding her way to her own faith and falling in love with God’s word

- Becoming a dietitian and stepping onto the mission field of Christian women in bondage to the things of this world

- The heartbreaking reality of the women of God talking the same way about their bodies as non-believers

- The dangers of diet culture is in the Church

- The enemy’s lie of ‘nobody sees you’ and ‘you’re not enough’

- Our invitation back to the table

- How the gospel translates into our body

- How diet culture has twisted fasting

- Why remembering how we’re made frees us to change the conversation

- The power of a settled and surrendered identity in Christ

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