Today is my son’s birthday. He’s 15. He’s probably the tallest 15-year-old I know. And he has big feet, but that’s beside the point.
I’m telling you this because last year I forgot his birthday.
True story.
You can read my full confession here.
So what does that have to do with today’s Grace & Truth post?
Well, for one, it’s important to remember these things. (Even if migraines cause memory loss.) Lesson learned.
But more importantly, it’s because today’s featured post has actually been featured before. However, since she linked up again, and I wasn’t a host last time, I’m totally featuring it again.
It’s that good.
(And I checked the rules, it’s fair game.)
The Bible & Body Image
About a year and a half ago, I wrote a post called Faith, Fat, & Fitness. It was probably one of my most popular posts. Not just online, but it’s one of the ones people have stopped me at church or around town to tell me they appreciated.
Why did it go over so well?
Because women could relate.
So when I came across Diane’s post, What The Bible Says About Body Image, I knew it was the one I wanted to feature. She shares some great Scriptural truths in her post, but she also is just plain honest. And that’s what I liked the most.
I didn’t read her post thinking I needed to do better or try harder. I read it with a sense of relief.
If I haven’t already given you a link overload, I also wanted to mention that Becky Hastings, another regular Grace & Truth blogger, linked up her post, A Love Letter To My Body which is also worth reading if you have time. So, you know, there’s that.
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What The Bible Says About Body Image
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I’ve also co-authored a book for teen girls called, Mirror Mirror… Am I Beautiful? In it, today’s teens get practical, real-life, biblical advice for the issues they deal with every day… Body Image. Beauty. Fashion. Sex. Dating. Self Esteem. Relationships. And more. You can find out more about this book (and the leader’s guide) here.
P.S. We will never send you SPAM. We don’t have time for junk, and we know you don’t either.
Heather Hart is an internationally best-selling and award-winning author with an unquenchable passion for Jesus. Life with four fun-filled teens doesn’t always provide the quiet atmosphere her introverted personality and chronic migraines crave, but she loves them all like crazy and the gospel is a balm for her soul. Heather’s hope is that, while she is struggling through this thing called life, she is pointing others towards Jesus along the way.
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2 Comments
I enjoyed your link to your Son’s birthday Heather.
Blessings,
Jennifer
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