Since publishing my Christian fiction novel, “Elephant in the Room,” and writing about the issue of gluttony on my website, I recognize that many people think about making New Year’s resolutions to change their eating habits and improve their physical fitness. In January, I made a short video with a few good reasons why you should NOT make those resolutions at the beginning of the year. Wait! Continue reading
You are invited to join me, beginning on May 1, for a 30-day food challenge!
Today, let’s review the definition of a Food Tightwad with three tips on how to be one. Then we will make the connection between money management and practicing self-control with food. Continue reading
Inspiring you to join me in my 30-day food challenge starting on May 1!
In this article, let’s start to make the connection between managing money and managing food. Continue reading
Would you like to join me for a 30-day food challenge? Continue reading
Since publishing my Christian fiction novel, “Elephant in the Room,” and writing about the issue of gluttony on my website for a year, I recognize that many people are thinking about making New Year’s resolutions about changing their eating habits and improving their physical fitness. I’ve made a short video with a few good reasons why you should NOT make those resolutions right now. Wait! Continue reading
Did you ever have to write an essay about your summer activities when you went back to school each Fall? Continue reading
When we understand that God’s Word addresses every aspect of life and godliness, then we shouldn’t be surprised to find so many wonderful Bible verses that reveal God’s perspective on food issues. Continue reading
Let’s review the definition of a Food Tightwad and consider becoming one. Then we will make the connection between money management and practicing self-control with food. Continue reading
Did you try last week’s suggestions of 5 Daily Rituals for Eating Less? This week we have some suggested rituals to implement once a week. Continue reading
People are creatures of habit because we like repetition and familiarity. Continue reading
