Have you ever noticed how quickly we want to shut down a conversation when something challenges what we believe to be true? How fast the urge rises to unfollow, dismiss, discredit, or simply disconnect? For many of us, it’s far
Every human body is made of atoms. And atoms are not solid — they are fields of energy in constant motion. This isn’t philosophy. It’s physics. Which means the body you live in isn’t only biochemical; it’s bioelectrical, biochemical, and
As we step into a new year, many of us are setting resolutions and making plans for self-improvement. We often think of healing, growth, and transformation as tasks we must “do” — new habits to adopt, goals to achieve, changes
As we step into a new year, many of us are setting resolutions and making plans for self-improvement. We often think of healing, growth, and transformation as tasks we must “do” — new habits to adopt, goals to achieve, changes
Every year, millions of people commit to New Year’s resolutions: exercise more, eat healthier, save money, and stress less. Yet, by the end of January—or February at the latest—most of these resolutions have already fallen by the wayside. Why does
The holidays have a way of turning the volume up on everything. More noise, more expectations, more food, more travel, more family dynamics, and more old memories and unfinished emotional business. Even the most grounded, self-aware people can feel their
For years, I struggled with a long list of chronic health issues. I tried every diet, supplement, and protocol out there, hoping for relief. But no matter what I did, something was missing. It wasn’t until I began focusing on
For the past 15 years, my life’s mission has been dedicated to helping people overcome chronic health issues. During this time, I’ve noticed a common theme: Some Christians hesitate to actively pursue healing, fearing that they should exclusively rely on
