Beth Ask is a women’s ministry leader with a passion to support those struggling with an eating disorder along with their family and friends — through prayer! Yes, prayer. Beth is a prayer warrior and she is here to spread hope through the power of prayer.
On this episode of the Recover with God Podcast, Beth and Jayme chat about:
Living with zest and on purpose for God
How Beth’s Eating Disorder Prayer ministry started
How God comforts us through prayer so we can comfort others
Why prayer is powerful for those struggling with an eating disorder and for their family and friends
National Eating Disorders Day of Prayer (February 26, 2025)
Why community and support are crucial in recovery
Advice and support for family and friends of those struggling
Details on prayer groups with Rock Recovery and FINDINGbalance
Encouragement to seek community and support
Why it’s important to not give up and keep praying
Connect with Beth via her website: https://eatingdisorderprayer.com/
Email Beth at: [email protected]
Register here for Eating Disorders Day of Prayer (it's FREE!)
This is a virtual event held on February 26, 2025
Time options are: 7am, 12pm, or 7pm (EST)
Click the link for more details!Learn more about Rock Recovery support groups here: https://www.rockrecoveryed.org/parents-loved-ones-support-group
Learn more about FINDINGbalance community groups here:
https://findingbalance.mykajabi.com/community-groups
Bible verses referenced in this episode:
How to connect with host, Jayme Muller:
Jayme’s blog: https://adventureandthegirl.com
Jayme’s Instagram account: @hopeandthegirl
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Jayme Muller is not a licensed professional, and even though some of the guests on this podcast are professionals, this podcast is not meant to replace therapy or a recovery program. The heart of this podcast is to spread hope and point you toward God, the ultimate rescuer and healer, to leave you feeling less alone, more hopeful, and one step closer to recovering with God.