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When we call eating certain foods “cheating,” we may think it’s harmless—but Scripture shows us that cheating and unfaithfulness are never neutral. Jesus calls us to faithfulness of heart, not just behavior, and that includes how we relate to our bodies.
In this episode, we explore why “cheat day” language subtly reinforces shame, secrecy, and self-betrayal—and how God invites us into a more integrated, honest, and life-giving way of eating.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
If you’re ready to step out of the restrict–rebel cycle and into a more faithful, freeing approach to eating, I’d love to walk with you.
👉 Book a free call here: https://yourdailybreadco.typeform.com/workwithabbie
👉 Try the One Minute Pause App (Christian Meditation App) here: https://wildatheart.org/pause
By Abbie Stasior MS, RDN, LDN, CIEC4.6
3232 ratings
When we call eating certain foods “cheating,” we may think it’s harmless—but Scripture shows us that cheating and unfaithfulness are never neutral. Jesus calls us to faithfulness of heart, not just behavior, and that includes how we relate to our bodies.
In this episode, we explore why “cheat day” language subtly reinforces shame, secrecy, and self-betrayal—and how God invites us into a more integrated, honest, and life-giving way of eating.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
If you’re ready to step out of the restrict–rebel cycle and into a more faithful, freeing approach to eating, I’d love to walk with you.
👉 Book a free call here: https://yourdailybreadco.typeform.com/workwithabbie
👉 Try the One Minute Pause App (Christian Meditation App) here: https://wildatheart.org/pause

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