• 05 - Embodying Freedom: How fasting brings spiritual truths into our physical lives.

  • Feb 1 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
  • Podcast

05 - Embodying Freedom: How fasting brings spiritual truths into our physical lives.

  • Summary

  • Summary:
    In this episode, Wes and TJ talk about how fasting goes beyond abstaining from food and can be seen as saying no to one thing in order to say yes to something else. They emphasize that fasting should not be about seeking approval or punishment but about embodying the work of God and putting faith in Him.

    Timestamps:
    0:00 - Introduction to Fasting
    0:27 - Understanding Spiritual Disciplines
    1:20 - The Role of Fasting in the Christian Church
    1:45 - Common Questions about Fasting
    2:14 - Physical and Spiritual Benefits of Fasting
    2:45 - Personal Perspectives on Fasting
    5:11 - The Interrelationship of Spiritual Disciplines
    5:33 - Fasting and Celebration
    6:53 - The Balance between Denial and Celebration
    10:08 - Fasting in the Context of Faith
    12:05 - Fasting Beyond Food
    12:46 - The Role of Fasting in Devotional Life
    13:18 - The Impact of Saying 'No' and 'Yes'
    23:36 - The Connection between Fasting and Dependence
    25:20 - Separating Spiritual and Health Reasons for Fasting
    26:45 - Conclusion: Simplifying the Practice of Fasting

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