In this episode, Lisa unpacks the tender topic of the pain and regret we experience from what we have done to our own bodies. Whether we’ve treated our bodies well or poorly over the years, Lisa offers hope and truth about what God says – both about the past and the future. Listen in as we close out this compelling series on “God Knows” what you’ve been through in your body.

Body anxiety, is it a real thing? Lisa answers this and other questions around our body and the anxious thoughts we may have. We are reminded that we are not to be anxious about anything and to give those thoughts to God. Lisa will share encouragement and practical steps to this freedom that God desires for us.

Is there a topic that you know you should talk about and avoid at all costs, that proverbial 'elephant in the room'? Lisa dives into a conversation on one of these topics - the pressure for women and men to look forever young. She asks three questions that lead into a deeper conversation on the lies we have bought of self-preservation. The pressure of our culture may seem impossible to ignore, but Lisa offers hope and a healthy conversation on this 'elephant' that you don't want to miss.

What is the lie you're believing today that keeps you from moving your body? Lisa peels back the layers on many of the lies that have surfaced as a result of observing and listening to those closest to us...our family. Is generational sin mentioned in the Bible? What role does the Holy Spirit play in changing the direction of body stigmas that have been passed down in our families? Lisa answers these questions and others that will ultimately move us to embracing God's truth of who we were meant to be.

Lisa welcomes Dr. Lina AbuJamra on the JOE show to offer clarity on a topic many Christians struggle to openly discuss: sexual desire. Dr. AbuJamra lends her expertise as an ER pediatric physician, Christian speaker, and author of Don't Tell Anyone You're Reading This: A Christian Doctor's Thoughts on Sex, Shame and Other Troublesome Issues. In their conversation, Dr. AbuJamra shares that for some committed Christians, the struggle isn’t just about sex, but about desire. She goes on to explain how shame can play a factor in decision making, how spiritual practices can be used to fight temptation, and how our desires can be transformed from the inside out. Listen in to find hope worth fighting for.