The Full Armor Revelation - 1st Edition (eBook)
The aim of the Full Armor Revelation is to delineate the gospel from New Age spiritualism, as well as to reconcile “fitness” to faith as a process of sanctification. In connecting the dots between research studies in physiology and psychology, along with theological study of scripture, bridged by personal accounts and experiment, you will gain a more “holy-istic” view of your personal experiences as it relates to God’s purpose for your life. Practical exercises in nervous system management through breath work, strength training, mobility, conditioning and more will help a reader mature in their understanding of the Holy Spirit (ruach) and what this means for their life.
This isn’t another “self-help” book and it’s not a devotional. It’s practical and radical transformation of how you see your body, mind, heart and spirit. Prepare to have your breath taken away… and then replaced by the winds of something better.
The aim of the Full Armor Revelation is to delineate the gospel from New Age spiritualism, as well as to reconcile “fitness” to faith as a process of sanctification. In connecting the dots between research studies in physiology and psychology, along with theological study of scripture, bridged by personal accounts and experiment, you will gain a more “holy-istic” view of your personal experiences as it relates to God’s purpose for your life. Practical exercises in nervous system management through breath work, strength training, mobility, conditioning and more will help a reader mature in their understanding of the Holy Spirit (ruach) and what this means for their life.
This isn’t another “self-help” book and it’s not a devotional. It’s practical and radical transformation of how you see your body, mind, heart and spirit. Prepare to have your breath taken away… and then replaced by the winds of something better.
The aim of the Full Armor Revelation is to delineate the gospel from New Age spiritualism, as well as to reconcile “fitness” to faith as a process of sanctification. In connecting the dots between research studies in physiology and psychology, along with theological study of scripture, bridged by personal accounts and experiment, you will gain a more “holy-istic” view of your personal experiences as it relates to God’s purpose for your life. Practical exercises in nervous system management through breath work, strength training, mobility, conditioning and more will help a reader mature in their understanding of the Holy Spirit (ruach) and what this means for their life.
This isn’t another “self-help” book and it’s not a devotional. It’s practical and radical transformation of how you see your body, mind, heart and spirit. Prepare to have your breath taken away… and then replaced by the winds of something better.
Apart from analogical expression, how does the pursuit of physical health increase faith; or does it? What does a biblical approach tell us about the nature of self care? What about meditation and transcendental experience in the pursuit of healing, health and knowledge or growth? Where does scientific evolution and spiritual enlightenment intersect with God-centric creation and its purpose? If it’s not true, why does the approach of the New Age appear to actually work?
These are real questions that a Christian should be able to respond to, especially one participating in or leading within the fitness industry. The most effective lie is one that resembles most closely the truth and this is why it’s important to be distinguishers of this veil that sets apart the world from the Kingdom and not merely be abhorrent of it. You may hate war (in such a way that a person should be adverse to senseless violence), but it does not mean that you are not or will not be called to be equipped for it.
That’s what this course is about: to engage in Kingdom-minded exercises for our health and roles of leadership, making real, practical observations that distinguish between the truth of the gospel and the lies of the New Age.
