Today on the Intuitive Eating for Christian Women podcast our guest Sean Coons shares his body image story and gives us a male perspective on body image, food and how it relates to our faith as Christians.

In this episode we dig into:

- The experience of perceiving your relationship with food as impacting your ability to be successful 

- Recognizing tendencies to go to extremes in our relationships with food and body

- His experience going from a rock and roll prodigal son to a Bible teacher

- His experience with mentorship 

- Writing a novel about body image and intuitive eating

- The importance of the incarnation in body image

- How modern culture has created body image struggles for both genders and people of all ages

- Teaching our kids about body image and food

- Stewardship of our health as Christians

- The clarifying power of writing or speaking your testimony

RESOURCES FOR EPISODE 50 - Body Image and Christian Men with Sean Coons

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