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103: Christian Minimalism with Pastor Becca Ehrlich

Could you wear the same dress 100 days in a row? That's exactly what this week's podcast guest is doing. When I was researching Christian Minimalism, I happened upon Pastor Becca Ehrlich's blog about her transformation from shop-a...

Feb 28, 2021 58:41 runtime Clean

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The Christian Health Club

Could you wear the same dress 100 days in a row? That's exactly what this week's podcast guest is doing. When I was researching Christian Minimalism, I happened upon Pastor Becca Ehrlich's blog about her transformation from shop-a-holic to minimalist. What started as inspiration from a documentary led to a deeper spiritual journey about what it means to be a Christian Minimalist and, specifically, about the simple way Jesus led his life. After years of being addicted to shopping, she has since simplified her life in so many ways and likes to challenge herself with regular anti-shopping challenges, hence, The 100 Day Dress Challenge. For more information and to access the show notes for this episode, visit my website here: https://www.thechristiannutritionist.com/podcast/103 or wherever you get your podcasts: (Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts). We start June 1st! It's all about Biblical foundations like, circadian health, hormones, mitochondria and God's original design. It's a simple yet powerful approach to restoring balance by aligning with the foundations God established at Creation. We'll walk through the essential elements of well-being—water, sunlight, grounding, real food, breath, sleep, and movement—rooted in both Scripture and science. www.thechristiannutritionist.com

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Could you wear the same dress 100 days in a row? That's exactly what this week's podcast guest is doing. When I was researching Christian Minimalism, I happened upon Pastor Becca Ehrlich's b...