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This message is so powerful, we're bringing it back—so move your body while getting the Word of God deep into your heart. Because this kind of truth doesn't just inform you… it transforms you. As you move today, something is happening on the inside. Hope is rising. Truth is taking root. An Invitation to See Differently If you've ever struggled with body image—this episode is for you. Alisa Keeton guides you through an endurance workout designed to help you shake off old perspectives and step into what is true about your body. Not what culture says. Not what the mirror says. But what God says. This is your invitation to fix your heart on good news. Today's Scripture

What if the best place to begin…is right where you are? In this light interval workout, Alisa Keeton invites you to move your body while meditating on the Word of God—letting truth get not just into your mind, but into your body. Because when we move and meditate, the Word becomes alive in us. Alisa comes to you fresh from sabbatical—honest, tender, and a little undone. Everything feels new. Raw. Open. And this message meets you there. A message to nourish your soul and strengthen your spirit. An Invitation to New Life Jesus came to give you life—and life to the full. This workout includes gentle interval pushes, but the goal isn't performance—it's presence. Be kind to your body. This is where Christ dwells. Today's Scripture

In this timely and honest conversation, Alisa Keeton explores the rise of GLP-1 medications and the deeper story beneath the headlines. While these drugs are being celebrated—even evolving into new versions that promise muscle gain—Alisa invites us to pause and ask a better question: What is our body actually trying to tell us? This episode goes beyond weight loss trends and into the heart of human longing, safety, and connection. Because often, the issue isn't just food noise—it's the pain that came first. When we don't feel safe, seen, or loved, our bodies respond. And sometimes, that response looks like reaching for food. But what if healing isn't found in silencing the signal… but in listening to it? In This Episode, You'll Learn: What GLP-1 medications actually do in the body Why the cultural push toward "skinny" is resurfacing The connection between emotional safety and eating patterns How "food noise" is often rooted in unmet needs The role of the vagus nerve in hunger, fullness, and nervous system

Lace up your shoes and head out for a walk, run, or workout as Aaron keeps you company. This isn't just a podcast you listen to—it's one you do. This is your invitation to bring your whole self—body, mind, and soul—into today's movement. Before you begin, take a moment to check in: How does your body feel? Is there tension? Ease? What about your emotions—are you feeling steady, excited, heavy? A Conversation on Leadership and Focus In today's episode, Aaron unpacks the tension between celebrity Christianity and true, faithful leadership. Somewhere along the way, leadership can shift from shepherding people to managing systems—focused on processes, scalability, and efficiency. But when care for people is replaced with performance, we miss the heart of what leadership is meant to be. In Exodus 18, Aaron shares one of the clearest models of leadership structure in the Old Testament. Moses receives wise counsel built on instruction from God. Leadership is never meant to replace dependence on God. Fix Your Eyes S

What if today's workout reminded you that you're not just getting stronger—you're being made new? In this episode, Jennifer Allen leads you through an interval workout while anchoring your heart in the truth of who you are in Christ. Because in Him, you are alive. This is more than movement. This is an invitation to step into the new life Jesus has already given you. Workout Structure Intervals: 45 seconds work / 15 seconds rest Repeat 5 rounds 2-minute recovery Complete the full cycle 3 times Push during your work intervals. Recover with intention. Let your breath and body remind you—you are alive and held. New to REVING the Word? Press play and take this episode on a walk, run, hike, or to the gym. You pick how you want to move as you work out your body, and work in the good news! Today's Scripture

Workout + Scripture Meditation What if the way you move today flowed from who you already are in Christ? In this episode, Torie Bartee (graduate of Platoon 23 and team member at Revelation Wellness) leads you through a movement experience rooted in love, identity, and truth. As you fix your eyes on Jesus, this workout becomes more than physical—it becomes formational. Because what you believe about yourself determines the actions you take. So today, we begin from a place of identity. New to REVING the Word? Press play and take this episode on a walk, run, hike, or to the gym. You pick how you want to move as you work out your body, and work in the good news! Begin with Awareness As you start moving, take a moment to check in: How does your body feel today? Not with judgment—but with curiosity. Instead of running from discomfort, ask: "Lord, what does kindness look like for me today?" Do you need to push a little? Or is today an invitation to pull back? Let your movement be guided by grace, not p

What does real transformation actually take? In this powerful conversation, Aaron Brewer, guest host, sits down with Corey Sanders—known as the "F.I.T. Pastor"—a shepherd at heart who is passionate about helping people live fully aligned in body, mind, and spirit. Corey doesn't just talk about faith and fitness—he lives it. With a background rooted in athletics and a calling to ministry, his life reflects a deep commitment to growth, discipline, and becoming who God created him to be. Together, Aaron and Corey explore what it means to pursue a transformation that goes beyond the surface. Because the truth is—real change doesn't happen halfway. It happens when we come to the end of ourselves. In this episode, you'll hear: Corey's journey from athlete to pastor—and how both shaped his view of discipline and purpose Why many people don't experience transformation (and what's actually required) The role of suffering in growth—and why we can't bypass it What it means to "come to the end of yourself" and wh

Some messages are worth hearing—and moving through—again. In this Best of REVING the Word episode, Alisa leads you through an endurance workout while uncovering the enemy's tactics against you and your good body. As you move, you'll be reminded that God is your shield, your fortress, and your defender. Press play and join Alisa for a workout that speaks to both body and soul. This one is especially for the ones who need to lift their heads, stretch their arms, and refocus their eyes on God. Get ready to sweat, smile, and feel the shift as you move with purpose. In this episode, you'll: Move at your own pace and level Gain insight into the enemy's siege tactics against your mind and body Learn three practical steps to start tearing down those strongholds Be reminded to lift your gaze and fix your focus on God So lace up, press play, and let's move in joy together. Not sure how to get started? Just press play and move. Walk, run, stretch, or head to the gym—however you move, let the Word of God fuel y

What if the places where you feel the most emotionally reactive are actually invitations to grow? In today's workout, Alisa Keeton, founder and CEO of Revelation Wellness, invites you to move your body while engaging the Word of God—not just hearing it, but living it. Because Scripture calls us to be doers of the Word, not just hearers. So get your good body moving. However you choose to move today—walking, jogging, stretching, or simply breathing deeply—remember this: movement helps your body do what God designed it to do. Today's Scripture: Numbers 20:1–13 The Body and Our Emotions Our bodies are emotional places. Trauma expert Bessel van der Kolk famously wrote The Body Keeps the Score, reminding us that emotions live in our bodies. No emotion is off the table. At their core, emotions are childlike signals. Your brain is simply trying to keep you safe. But emotional reactivity can reveal something deeper. Our emotional instability can show us the places where we're still growing. The places where we're sti

What if your movement today wasn't about burning calories… but about coming back home to God? In this steady-state workout, Alisa Keeton, founder and CEO of Revelation Wellness, invites you into a pace that is sustainable, honest, and present. Keep your effort level above a 5—steady, intentional, consistent. Because when we move, we're telling our brains we're not stuck. We stir up energy. We remind our bodies we are not powerless. Today's workout is simple: If you're moving, you're doing it right. A Transparent Invitation Alisa comes to you today a little thin in her soul—honest, open, and anchored in truth. This episode is an invitation to gaze at God. Like Moses, when we do, our faces shine. "Our soul does not find rest until it rests in God." – St. Augustine As your body moves in steady rhythm, your spirit is invited to settle. Biology marries theology here. Movement meets meditation. Effort meets surrender. Today's Scripture Meditation We are taking one verse and letting it go deep—encoded into brain a

Alisa is on fire with a message that's resonating with so many: understanding and finding peace with both food noise—the mental chatter around eating—and body noise—the persistent thoughts about how we look and show up in the world. In this episode, she breaks down why these inner messages exist, how they connect to deeper feelings of safety, and what it takes to respond with awareness, truth, and grace. What You'll Learn: What food noise really is: Persistent mental chatter about food that can feel overwhelming. Why it exists: Not all food noise is bad! Hunger is actually a gift—a signal from your body to nourish yourself. The 7 forms of hunger: From true, homeostatic hunger to emotional, social, environmental, habitual, survival, and reward hunger. Understanding which is which can help you respond with awareness rather than guilt. The connection to safety: Increased food noise often points to a deeper sense of insecurity or loss of safety. Body noise: Continual thoughts about our appearance and ho

In this gentle Be Still and Be Loved meditation, Heather Johnson invites you to slow your pace and linger in the presence of the Lord. The world is wired to drive and push—to keep you moving quickly, producing more, doing more. But the Lord offers a different rhythm. An invitation to dwell. To reside. To abide. Rooted in Psalm 62:1, this episode is a sacred pause—a space to become aware of your body, release what you're holding, and press into the quiet. You'll be gently guided to: Drop your shoulders Release stiffness and tension Become present to your body Open your hands in surrender Welcome the presence of the Lord This is a time to get curious about silence… to settle in… to linger. "Truly my soul finds rest in God; my salvation comes from Him." – Psalm 62:1 How to Use This Episode Find a comfortable seated or resting position. Choose a quiet space where you can be undistracted. Allow this to be an episode you return to again and again. Come as you are. Slow down. And linger. Playli

Today, Alisa is coaching you through an endurance workout — and she's asking a bold question right up front: Are you down for different? It's time to shake up the plateaus and press into challenge. As you move, she'll guide you through the 4 P's of your inheritance while teaching from Ephesians 1:3–14: Presence. Positioning. Pardoning. Practicing new life. Along the way, Alisa leads you through two prayer prompts and creates space for silence. And if the quiet feels uncomfortable? She invites you to lean in. Because out of the silence, the heart speaks. So lace up your shoes — and let's get moving. New to REVING the Word? Press play and take this episode on a walk, run, hike, or to the gym. You pick how you want to move as you work out your body, and work in the good news! Playlist: Saltwater by Chicane O God Would You Move by Jesus Culture and KXC The Blood by Passion and JJ Hasulube Gratitide by Worship Portal

Join Jennifer Allen for an inspiring session that blends faith, fitness, and emotional growth. Today's workout is a ladder-style interval session—30 on / 30 off, 45 on / 45 off, 60 on / 60 off—designed to challenge your body while you engage your spirit. In this episode, we dive into what it means to be spiritually mature while also being emotionally aware. Spiritual growth isn't just about knowing more Scripture—it's about staying grounded, living fully, and connecting deeply with God. Your emotions are a roadmap, showing where God wants to meet you and help you grow. Jennifer shares key steps to cultivate emotional health, including: Exploring self-awareness and understanding your emotional patterns Recognizing when you feel responsible for others' emotions Navigating difficult conversations instead of avoiding them Holding your ground and leaning in during challenging moments We also unpack how longing reveals what truly matters to your heart—safety, connection, love, and belonging. When these ne

A listener reached out after watching her mother struggle from a lack of estrogen—and it opened a much bigger conversation about hormones, menopause, and how we respond to change in the body. This episode isn't about fixing what's broken or chasing youth. It's about gaining clarity—understanding what hormones actually are, why there is so much confusion around hormone replacement, and how we can think wisely about care for the body in seasons of transition. Together, we hold biology and theology without fear or extremes. Alisa walks through what hormones are at their most basic level—chemical messengers in the body—and why shifts are a normal part of being human in a broken world. Today's focus is on the female big three: estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone, and how their levels typically peak in our 20s to mid-30s before changing over time. A key theme in this episode is the difference between restorative and resistive approaches to medicine. Rather than striving to reverse time or fight the body, Alisa

Grab your water (take a big sip right now), lace up your shoes, and be present to what it feels like to quench your thirst. This is your call to move your body and have fun today! Truth be told, you're thirsty! We're a chronically dehydrated people… both physically and spiritually. Today, let's move our hearts closer to the Living Water—Jesus. Key Scripture John 7:37-38 (NIV) As you start to feel better and get your body moving, offer your body as an act of worship. Exercise uses the whole body—that's why it's so beneficial for us as whole people created in God's image. God provides… for every step you take. He's the source of true endurance—not just for the miles, but for the marathon of life. The Biology of Thirst: A Mirror to Our Soul's Need—Did you know your body is about 60% water, and your brain is roughly 75% water? Water is essential for every cell, every thought, every heartbeat. That physical desperation when we're dehydrated? It reflects something deeper. Breaking Down Water in Scripture—and Our De

Press play on this Best of Be Still and Be Loved episode and allow your mind to slow down to match the pace of your body. In this gentle scripture meditation, Aaron guides you into a place of rest, helping you sit with God's Word and be strengthened by the hope found in Him. Today's meditation centers on Colossians 1, reminding us that hope is not passive—it is alive, rooted in heaven, and bears fruit in our lives. This episode is an invitation to pause, breathe, release what you're holding, and be filled again. What to Expect in This Episode: • A slow, soothing introduction to resting in God's presence • Extended moments of silence for deep breathing and awareness • Gentle prompts to notice and release mental, emotional, and physical tension • Reflective reading and meditation on Colossians 1 • Space to receive the strengthening hope of heaven Let this time of stillness help you begin your day—or your week—rested, rooted, and bearing the fruit of hope.

The episode that's been a long time coming: Can Christians do yoga? We dive into the full range of opinions—from "yoga is evil" to "yoga is amazing"—and invite you to lay down fear, judgments, and pre-made decisions. Whether you're curious, have a personal story, or are wrestling with this question, this conversation is for you. Can Christians walk into a yoga studio? Should they? What does the history of yoga tell us? Do the postures themselves "open you up" spiritually? Why the fear often centers on the body—and why that's missing the bigger picture. Key Themes Explored: God created our bodies in the beginning—for reaching, bending, moving, stretching, running, and being free. The body belongs to Yahweh, the one true God. Your body is not something you have; it's who you are. And your body is the place where God lives. "I'm saying—Come out, be separate, but bring your body with you. Don't be afraid of your body. Your body is the place God lives." We're not afraid of stretching. We're called to freedom:

Here's a steady-state Zone 2 movement (perfect for a brisk walk, easy hike, or light jog). Press play, lace up, and move your body while soaking in God's Word. No high-intensity intervals today — just sustainable, conversational effort that builds endurance in your body and spirit. Scripture Focus James 2:8 – "If you really fulfill the royal law according to the Scripture, 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself,' you are doing well." Key Points Zone 2 Basics: Talk-test pace: full sentences, no gasping Steady breathing, energized afterward Builds endurance + mitochondrial health The Royal Law: Love God + love your neighbor = the king of commands. Leaning in looks like you 'doing' well! Escape the "Me" Loop: Self-focused thoughts → anxiety spirals. Shift to others → break the cycle, find freedom. Serve to Become Your Best Self: Loving/serving others unlocks purpose, strength, and joy. Dad Perspective on Raising Daughters: A first-hand perspective on navigating hormones with patience, presence, and grace.

Press play, move your body, and feel hope rise in this powerful interval workout!   Invitation: Scan your body—where do you feel heavy or dense? Your body holds tension and is constantly taking notes...it's working for you. As your mind gets renewed, stay connected to your body. Anchor Verse: John 7:28-30 Core Question: What do you do when your timeline doesn't match God's?   You might have a frustrated heart or even a bitter one, but you're here—that means you have a faithful heart.  God has delight in you for not turning away. You were made for this: faith, hope, and love. Where else are you going to go when the timeline doesn't add up?   Bold Invitation: Say, "Hey God, surprise me! Teach me something about You that I didn't know." Mic Drop: "Where truth is spoken there will be a commotion." A Practical Takeaway: What's something you can do to create while you're in the waiting? Playlist from this episode: Lion and the Lamb – Bethel Music & Leeland Luminous – André Aguado The Buzz – New World Sound, Br