What if love isn’t primarily a feeling, but a practice—one that involves your body, your habits, and your everyday choices? In this episode of Peachtree's Cultivate podcast, we explore what it means to practice love with your whole self.
Drawing on Scripture, neuroscience, and lived experience, Justin Whitmel Earley and Dr. Richard Kannwischer reflect on how our lives and bodies are designed for love, not self-focus or self-improvement, but self-giving for the good of others. Together, they unpack what it looks like to move from the “mirror” to the “window,” reimagining how we eat, exercise, use technology, show up in relationships, and even walk with others through suffering.
This conversation invites us to see love as something cultivated over time through embodied practices, covenant commitment, and presence, especially in a distracted and disembodied world. If you’re hoping for a more grounded, faithful way to live and love, this episode offers a hopeful and practical vision for everyday life.