How often do we neglect ourselves as parents and then not have enough or much to give out because of it? On this week's episode of Embracing Your Season with Paige Clingenpeel, is an amazing guest and advanced certified rolfer, Jason Snell. He is passionate about his practice in Fort Wayne, Indiana and helping as many people as possible learn to listen to their bodies in order to live life in balance. There is so much information packed into this podcast, you won’t want to miss it.

Takeaways:

1. Let’s listen to our bodies. Our bodies tell us when things are wrong or not working correctly. Pain gives us an indication that something is out of balance.
2. Doctor’s are amazing but when you go to a doctor, keep in mind that they have a very narrow focus and consider looking at other options as well. If you feel you aren’t being heard, get a second opinion.
3. Everything about your body is tied together. From what you hear, how much you sleep, what your stress level is, and what your physical movement is like throughout the day. All of these things are connected-body, mind and soul.

Paige Clingenpeel

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Fort Wayne Rolfing

Email: jason@fortwaynerolfing.com

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On this week's episode of Embracing Your Season with Paige Clingenpeel, author Gary Thomas joins Paige to discuss his book, Sacred Marriage. Married for over 40 years, Gary credits his devotion to loving his wife well to his faith in God. Recognizing that even the best marriages face challenging moments is key to a successful marriage! While no marriage is perfect, if we surrender our imperfections to God, He will shape us to become more like Christ.

Takeaways:

1. Marriage is hard. Even the best marriages have difficult moments. You can seek counsel or therapy and advice from mature married couples that can speak into your lives and marriage.
2. Romanticism in our culture - where sometimes we are made to think that our partner isn’t made for us and that when marriage gets tough, we should just give up. We have to be realistic and give each other grace because nobody is perfect and it takes a lot of work to make marriage last.
3. Good marriages aren’t something that you find, they are something that you make. We are constantly growing and changing so give yourself and your spouse grace.

Paige Clingenpeel

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Guest Info:

Gary Thomas

Book: Sacred Marriage

Resources

Substack

Facebook: @authorgarythomas

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How do we talk to our kids about pastoral moral failure? And why do we put pastors and leaders on a pedestal? On this week’s episode of Embracing Your Season, Paige Clingenpeel answers some tough questions on this topic and gives tips for talking through these issues happening in the church. This episode is a great conversation starter with your kids about responsibility, sin, consequences, and redemption.

Paige Clingenpeel

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