Part of being a good steward of what God has given us is being a good steward of our bodies as well. This week Dr. John Oertle gives us some advice on how to take care of this amazing gift of our bodies we have been given.

Feeling tired, hungry all time, and just plain run down?  You’ll want to listen to what we have to share!

Part of being a good steward of what God has given us is being a good steward of our bodies as well. This week Dr. John Oertle gives us some advice on how to take care of this amazing gift of our bodies we have been given. Feeling tired, hungry all time, and just plain run down? You’ll want to listen to what we have to share!

Part of being a good steward of what God has given us is being a good steward of our bodies as well. This week Dr. John Oertle gives us some advice on how to take care of this amazing gift of our bodies we have been given.

Feeling tired, hungry all time, and just plain run down?&nbsp; You’ll want to listen to what we have to share!

BWA425 Dr. John Oertle

The Bear Woznick Adventure challenges men to a deep, gritty and Manly Christianity. "The Most Radical Thing You Can Do In Life is Abandon Yourself To The Wild Adventure of God's Will." Discover the radical adventure of following God's will for your life every week on this one-hour show. 

PLUS Look for Bear's "Catechism in a Year" Daily 15 engaging discovery through each line of the Catholic Catechism.

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The Bear Woznick Adventure challenges men to a deep, gritty and Manly Christianity. "The Most Radical Thing You Can Do In Life is Abandon Yourself To The Wild Adventure of God's Will." Discover the radical adventure of following God's will for your life every week on this one-hour show. PLUS Look for Bear's "Catechism in a Year" Daily 15 engaging discovery through each line of the Catholic Catechism.

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