Every "I'll start tomorrow" isn't just laziness. Scripture calls it something much heavier.

You shall not murder isn't just about violence -- Jesus says in Matthew 5 that it's about actively promoting your own life and that of your neighbor. That means how you steward your body, your time, your access to nutrition and movement -- it isn't neutral. It's a moral obligation.

So why do we still choose drive-thru convenience and comfort over consistency?

Faithfulness isn't measured by results. It's measured by trust, especially while you wait and don't see change immediately.

In this part 2 of my chat with Pastor Justin Westmoreland, he breaks down what the 6th commandment, Isaiah 49, and the birth of John the Baptist actually teach us about stewarding body, time, and soul -- together, as one body of believers.

This isn't about willpower. It's about worship.

We also dig beneath the surface delineation between guilt and shame -- which one is really of value when it comes to belief in the Lord, and which one is for us to surrender to Him.

Press play now for theology that actually changes how you live.

Thank you for walking with me. I'm so happy you're here.

-- L

Why do millions of Christians believe Jesus Christ is a historical person rather than a myth? What is the difference between Catholicism, Protestantism, and Orthodox Christianity? And is caring for our bodies an act of worship -- or can fitness become vanity guised as holiness?

In this episode of Fit For.M, part one of a three-piece interview, I sit down with Pastor Justin Westmoreland -- a Presbyterian minister, Engineering graduate, and ACE certified Personal Trainer -- for an honest, thoughtful conversation at the intersection of theology, history, and body stewardship.

Together, we discuss :
* Catholic vs Protestant vs Orthodox Christianity
* Who the Holy Spirit really is and why is He so mysterious
* Who actually governs the Church
* The origins of the Christian Church
* Strength, discipline, and glorifying God
* Christianity as a historical faith
* Biblical prophecy and historical evidence for Jesus
* Why the apostles -- and Christians around the world today -- continue to suffer and die for their faith
* How truth, history, and discipleship shape the Christian life

Whether you're exploring Christianity, wrestling with denominational questions, or seeking a biblical approach to health and fitness, I hope this conversation encourages you to think deeply and pursue Christ faithfully.


⬇️ CONNECT WITH JUSTIN WESTMORELAND

YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@FullyAliveAthletePastor/playlists

Podcast
https://theoklahomacovenanters.riverside.com

Church
https://trinitynorman.com

Email
justinwestmoreland@gmail.com

Thank you for walking with me. I'm so happy you're here.

-- L

In this episode, we’re exploring what it truly means to honor the body as a temple of the Holy Spirit and why so many Christian women feel disconnected from modern fitness culture. If you’ve ever struggled with body image, comparison, fitness guilt, burnout, or wondering how faith and fitness fit together, this conversation is for you.

We’ll discuss:

• What Scripture says about caring for your body

• Why secular fitness culture often leaves women feeling empty

• The difference between vanity and stewardship

• How strength, mobility, and longevity support God’s calling on your life

• What it means to become the woman God created you to be

• Why fitness can be an act of worship rather than self-obsession

• How movement, mindfulness, and ministry intersect

Through Biblical reflection, practical fitness wisdom, and faith-filled encouragement, we’ll explore a healthier approach to wellness—one rooted in purpose, stewardship, and spiritual growth rather than appearance alone.

As we discuss faith, fitness, healing, and stewardship, we’ll also reflect on Jesus’ words to the woman who reached for Him in faith:

“Take heart, daughter; your faith has made you well.” (Matthew 9:22)

Whether you’re rebuilding your health, renewing your mind, strengthening your body, or learning to see yourself through God’s eyes, this episode is an invitation to move toward wholeness in Christ.

Scriptures discussed:

• 1 Corinthians 6:19-20
• Romans 12:1
• Colossians 3:23
• Psalm 139:14

If you’re looking for Christian fitness, faith-based wellness, Biblical health, Pilates, strength training, mindset transformation, or encouragement for your walk with Christ, you’re in the right place.

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✨ Fitness is preparation.

✨ Preparation is stewardship.

✨ Stewardship is worship.

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Thank you for walking with me. I'm so happy you're here.

-- L