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In this episode, we talked with integrative nutritionist, Cara Clark, who shared how her faith and non-dieting approach to wellness helped her overcome compulsive behaviors. She is now on a mission to help others live energized, balanced lives. 

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Maybe you've heard Proverbs 29:18 before. It says that where there is no vision, the people perish. The New Living Translation says, “when people do not accept divine guidance, they run wild”. Today on Bold Steps, we're talking about vision. In essence, the bible is saying that without a vision people go unrestrained, let loose or ignored. In other words, everybody does their own thing. And when there is a clear vision from God, it catalyzes our life in a particular direction. So many of us need to gain clarity about vision. And this this powerful passage talks about gaining an all-important God-centered Vision.

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Police troopers came to the church to fulfill Gov. Beshear’s threat to target anyone who attended a church service against his in-person worship ban. Constitutional expert, lawyer, author, pastor, and founder of Liberty Counsel Mat Staver discusses the important topics of the day with co-hosts and guests that impact life, liberty, and family. To stay informed and get involved, visit LC.org.

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When my kids were teens, I shared with both of them that I used to curse—a lot. You should have seen the expressions on their faces as their jaws dropped, and eyes grew wide with disbelief.  “Not you Mom! I don’t believe it!” I was pleased that I had to convince them otherwise, glad that I’d decided when they were both very little that my speech needed to change. That, and the Holy Spirit got ahold of me.

When I was thinking about this week’s kitchen table topic, I was surprised by some of the pushback I received. I had no idea that cursing for Christians was a controversial subject.  No, the Bible doesn’t explicitly say, thou shalt not curse, but as I looked up scriptures about our speech, I believe it’s overwhelmingly clear that God does not want us using bad language to express ourselves, especially in front of those who aren’t Christians.

Listen as I share what I learned the Bible has to say about our speech and how we should portray ourselves as Christians in the episode.

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