Have you ever minimized your pain, thinking, “It’s not that bad compared to others”? In this second heartfelt episode of the “Your Body” mini-series, Lisa Whittle shares why downplaying our body trauma only prolongs the wounds—and how understanding our trauma through a biblical lens can bring true healing. Drawing from her owHave you ever wondered if what you believe about your body aligns with biblical truth? In this third episode of the “Your Body” mini-series, Lisa Whittle addresses the lack of clear, biblical teaching in the church about our physical bodies. She explores how secular culture often shapes our perceptions—and why understanding that we are made in God’s image matters more than ever. Join Lisa as she unpacks what it truly means to see our bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit, and how living in biblical truth can transform our view of health and wholeness. n story and Scripture, Lisa emphasizes that our experiences matter to God and that seeking help is vital for wholeness.  

Have you ever minimized your pain, thinking, “It’s not that bad compared to others”? In this second heartfelt episode of the “Your Body” mini-series, Lisa Whittle shares why downplaying our body trauma only prolongs the wounds—and how understanding our trauma through a biblical lens can bring true healing. Drawing from her own story and Scripture, Lisa emphasizes that our experiences matter to God and that seeking help is vital for wholeness.  

In this podcast mini-series of the Jesus Over Everything show titled, “Your Body,” Lisa Whittle addresses the lack of clear, biblical teaching in the church about our physical bodies. She explores how secular culture often shapes our perceptions—and why understanding that we are made in God’s image matters more than ever. Join Lisa as she unpacks what it truly means to see our bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit, and how living in biblical truth can transform our view of health and wholeness.

In this powerful final episode of the “I Used to Think” season of the Jesus Over Everything show, Lisa Whittle challenges the belief that serving on a larger scale is inherently better than serving locally.

Lisa Whittle engages with author and comedian Harrison Scott Key to peel back the layers on marriage, infidelity, and the strength that comes from being real with oneself and God.

Lisa Whittle welcomes Pastor Steve Cuss to discuss the disconnect between our beliefs about God and our actual experiences of God’s love.