Conquering your body will lead you to a healthier, spiritually rich life - How to discipline your body to battle against temptation and sin

Ever wonder how to get your body, soul, and spirit in proper alignment? Do you think it’s possible to conquer the body and free yourself from temptation and sin? What if you could take control of your body and not have it control you?
 
The good news is that when you shift your mindset and bring all things under God- you can transform into a healthier and more spiritually rich person. 
 
If you’re like most women, it's difficult to give yourself permission to take the time to get healthy. But, taking care of your physical body helps you to connect to God in the way you want most!
We’ve all heard that your body is a temple (and it is), but in reality, it's more about alignment and setting priorities. 
 
In today’s episode, I’m kicking off a mini-series that gives you a sneak peek into what it's like to work with me one on one. The way I help my clients understand and find freedom revolves around Body, Soul, and Spirit- and that's exactly what we’ll be talking about! 
 
You only have one physical body, and you need to care for it properly, keep it quiet- and give yourself more room to hear the Holy Spirit!
 
Let's do this!
 
Check out the goals workshop here: www.kelsey-bryant.com/goalsworkshop
 
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