Revelation Within equips people with life-giving, grace-infused mind renewal tools to deepen their intimacy with Jesus so that counterfeit comforts (like overeating) lose their allure, and the joy and hope of Jesus fills their lives, satisfying their souls. In our podcast we talk about mind renewal, tips and tricks for getting and staying free from counterfeit comforts like overeating (over-scrolling, over-drinking, over-anythinging...) We began as Thin Within in 1975, a pioneer in intuitive, mindful eating back when diets were in their hey day! Thin Within has taught people how to tune in to their body's natural signals of hunger and satisfaction, remaining present with their meals and delighting in tastes and textures--and the Lord! In the 1980s, Thin Within became a Christian ministry, showing people that the emptiness that they have felt and often filled with food that their bodies don't require, was really placed in there to be filled full with God through Jesus. He wants to set us free from all strongholds! We rebranded our ministry and our podcast in 2023 to Revelation Within. Join us! Visit us in our RevWithin.Team community as well! (https://revwithin.team) Find our listing of classes at https://www.revelationwithin.org
In this first episode of our four-part series on living embodied, we explore what it means to stop disconnecting from our bodies and start living with honesty before God. We share how many of us learned to survive hard seasons by numbing out, pretending we’re okay, and pushing through pain until disconnection became normal. From our perspective, embodiment is not about self-obsession or chasing trends. It’s about in...
In this episode, we explore how we can be disciplined, prayerful, and grounded in Scripture, yet still feel pulled back by patterns we don’t understand. We talk about hidden agreements—the quiet beliefs we’ve mistaken for reality—that shape how we respond, what we expect, and what we believe is possible with God. We share personal stories about wrestling with beliefs around control, credibility, appearance, and alwa...
When everything feels like it’s slipping and we’re trying to hold it together on the outside, the strain can be exhausting. We’re talking to those moments when we feel undone, overwhelmed, and one pull away from unraveling—not with quick fixes or pressure, but with honest stories, Scripture, and a gentle way back to steady ground. We hold onto truth like Colossians 1:17, reminding us that in God all things hold toge...
Those “but what about” questions can get loud when you’re trying to stop dieting and start listening to God and your body. What about sin? What about nutrition? What if I take this freedom too far and end up worse than before? In this episode, we wrestle honestly with questions about sin, nutrition, and the fear of going too far with freedom. Instead of avoiding the tension, we lean into it, recognizing that these q...
In this candid episode, we talk honestly about how quickly discomfort can take over—how one moment we feel fine, and the next we’re reaching for anything that helps us avoid what’s rising inside. Instead of rushing past it, we slow that moment down and offer a different lens: discomfort doesn’t mean something is wrong with us. It may actually be a signal that something within us needs attention, care, and honesty. T...
In this episode, we sit with Psalm 77, a passage that begins exactly where many of us have been—awake at 2 a.m., exhausted, anxious, and wondering if God has gone quiet. As we walk through the psalm together, we make space for its honest questions without shaming them or building a whole theology from a moment of pain. We talk about how the psalm models a practical pattern for renewing the mind: naming distress, exa...
In this episode, we wrestle with a question many of us quietly carry: what if the harsh voice in our head isn’t the Holy Spirit at all? Together we explore how easily shame can masquerade as conviction and how that confusion fuels anxiety, diet spirals, and distance from God. Through honest stories—stepping away from worship leading because of body shame and freezing on camera in a classroom video—we reflect on how ...
What if the voice we trust to keep us “on track” is actually the one stealing our peace? In this episode, we talk honestly about the inner critic that comments on aging, productivity, and performance—and how shame quietly shapes our choices. We name the ways it shows up: skipping church because clothes feel tight, hiding from friends because we feel behind, and calling it “motivation” when it’s really condemnation.
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What if a craving isn’t something to conquer but a message to understand? In this episode, we challenge the old script of more rules and stronger willpower and instead choose compassionate curiosity that settles the nervous system and restores choice. As two coaches, we share real stories, Scripture, and neuroscience to explore how shame fuels cravings and how survival mode reaches for quick dopamine when we’re depl...
In this final episode of our Radiant Grace series, we talk about what it feels like to sprint toward change while our souls lag behind. We’ve both lived the pressure that masquerades as discipline, only to find it backfires. Drawing from Scripture, coaching experience, and our own stories, we challenge destination thinking—the belief that once we’re calmer, thinner, or finally “fixed,” life will settle. Instead, we ...
As the house settles and the evening grows quiet, do you ever notice how the inner critic often gets louder? In this 3rd part of our 4-part series, we talk about why nights can feel especially vulnerable—how nervous system fatigue lowers our defenses and makes it easier for food, scrolling, and self-judgment to take over. Instead of pushing harder with willpower, we practice turning toward God’s steady voice to sha...
In Part 2 of our Radiant Grace series, we talk about those late-night moments when the house is quiet, the day catches up with us, and the pantry feels like relief. We’ve both been there. Food soothes or distracts for a minute, but shame often follows and labels it failure. Instead of condemning ourselves, we choose to treat the reach for food as information, not indictment, and let grace guide us back to real rest....
In this first part of our Radiant Grace series, we explore what it means to practice peace in the bodies we live in right now. We share a tender conversation about trading self-critique for worship, replacing shame with gentleness, and learning to listen when our bodies speak quietly. Guided by Psalm 139 and Romans 12:1, we reflect on how design, dignity, and daily choices meet in our skin. We talk honestly about Ch...
We pull up chairs around a pot of “love soup,” a tired body after chemo, and the courage to admit we still wanted more—more comfort, more relief, more reassurance that we’re okay. In this episode, we get real about emotional eating, grief, and the pressure to be “fine” before our hearts and bodies are ready. We talk honestly about those “just another bite” moments, how pretending strength often fuels more craving, a...
When the house finally quiets and the freezer starts whispering promises it can’t keep, we know that moment well. After a long day of decisions, kindness, and pressure, late-night eating can feel less like rebellion and more like protest—a longing for rest, agency, comfort, and voice. In this episode, we talk honestly about “protest eating,” tracing how decision fatigue and performance culture push deeper needs unde...
In this episode, we open an honest, shame-free conversation about GLP-1 weight-loss medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound, and why choosing—or not choosing—medical support doesn’t have to become a test of faith. Together, we explore the real questions many believers quietly carry: Am I taking a shortcut? Does this mean I don’t trust God enough? We name the pressure, untangle medicine from morality, and remi...
What if the foods we reach for to feel better are actually adding to our pain? In this episode, we talk honestly about the pain–comfort–inflammation loop, sharing our own stories of mystery aches, stiff mornings, and the subtle clues our bodies were giving us all along. We explore overlooked signs of inflammation—like puffy faces in photos, tight rings, itchy scalps, burning skin, and that heavy stiffness that drain...
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We’ve learned that resolutions fueled by willpower alone don’t last, especially when it comes to food and body image. In this episode, we open a different door—one rooted in biblical hope and God’s nearness, not self-control or shame. We share an honest story of significant weight loss that left the body smaller but the fear louder, and why results without rest never lead to freedom. From ther...
What if intuitive eating feels impossible not because of a lack of willpower, but because the body is trying to stay safe? Together, we unpack how trauma, chronic stress, and shame can reshape hunger cues and turn food into a fast-acting signal of relief. We talk honestly about why “just listen to your body” can backfire when the nervous system is stuck in survival mode, making cravings feel urgent and satisfaction ...
We ask a simple but searching question: is a date on the calendar quietly running your spiritual life? Together, we talk about the common habit of waiting for January 1st—or Monday, or the “right time”—to finally change, and how that delay slowly erodes peace, fuels numbing behaviors, and keeps us distant from God. We explore the hidden costs of postponement during the holidays: overeating that dulls awareness, scro...
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