This is the second in a series about our bodies. When we understand that God owns our bodies, it makes all the difference in the world! This understanding affects how we take care of them in this life - what we eat, what we drink, how we exercise, what we wear - even to the products we use like makeup and skincare. Why? Because our bodies belong to God and we are simply His stewards. I hope this week's episode will solidify convictions about our bodies - God made us! Next week, I will be sharing summary and application, and after that, some conversations with my girls.

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Do you see your body as God sees it? The way we view our bodies affects everything we do with and to them – from the food we eat and don't eat - to the exercises we do - to the skincare, makeup, the clothes we wear, and even to the clothes we don't wear. This week's podcast is the first in a few episodes looking at God's view of our bodies. I hope as you listen, you will have a better understanding of your body and also, something very tangible you can teach your children and younger women in your life. Our bodies are very important to the Lord.

This is just the beginning ...

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Do you ever think what you are doing in the everyday routine of life is not significant? If you've ever been tempted to think this way, this week's episode should encourage you. Pass it on to a friend who needs to hear this biblical perspective.

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Rick Forschner. This week's podcast is devoted to this faithful man. He was truly a man I respected. He is the reason for this podcast ...

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This week on the podcast, my daughter, GraceAnna Castleberry, teaches on the high calling for women to give life. She examines this characteristic in the lives of Eve, Miriam, and Mary, the mother of Jesus.

I know you will be encouraged!

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This week on the podcast, you will hear from our second grandchild, Luke. He is 17 and a junior at Mt. Paran Christian School in Marietta, Georgia. His mom is Maureen, one of the RBR girls, and his dad is my second son, Jordan. It was such a treat for me to interview him for the podcast. As with Jack, I hope you boy moms enjoy listening and that you are encouraged as you raise your teenage boys. We talked about his growing up years, how his parents and siblings continue to shape him, godly influences in his life, preparing for his future, and how God guides him through His word.

Proverbs 16:9 "The mind of man plans his way, But the Lord directs his steps."

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This week on the podcast, you will hear my conversation with our oldest grandchild, Jack. He is 18 and a freshman at UGA. His mom is Maureen, one of the RBR girls, and his dad is my second son, Jordan. I asked Jack if I could interview him and he graciously agreed! I hope you moms of boys especially enjoy listening and that you are encouraged. His energy and excitement are contagious! We talked about so many things on this episode - his growing up years, how his mom and dad both shaped him and instilled 2God's truth in him and how that has guided him thus far. At this stage of my life, I am especially encouraged by the young generation God is raising up – those who know Him and love Him. God is so very kind. Psalm 100:5 "For the Lord is good; His mercy is everlasting and His faithfulness is to all generations."

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In January, my daughter asked me to share 1 Timothy 3:11 with a group of women in Raleigh, North Carolina. As I walked through the qualifications for deacons' wives, I shared some principles for ALL wives. Husbands need wives in ways that they might not fully understand. God calls men to lead, provide, and protect. Sometimes they do that as pastors, shepherds, elders, and/or deacons in the church, but all of them do it as leaders of their families. However, leadership extends far beyond just their families. Men lead by example in their churches, in their communities, and in their jobs. They are mentors and role models to young boys growing up all around them. They are strong and protective warriors for the young girls growing up all around them. Men lead even if they don't have official positions and they need women to help them in these roles. I trust that this podcast will encourage you to encourage them.

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