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Getting Healthy in 2026: How Small Habits Lead to Big Results

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Pastors carry so much spiritual weight that they often forget the physical, emotional, and family weight that comes with ministry. In this special episode, my wife joins me—not only as a pastor’s spouse, but also as a nutritionist—to share wisdom on setting meaningful, sustainable goals for 2026. Together we explore the challenges of planning a new year when life feels unpredictable and why caring for your body is actually a vital part of caring for your soul. Whether you’re a pastor, a spouse, or anyone trying to build healthier rhythms, you’ll find practical insight, honest conversation, and grace-filled encouragement to step into 2026 with clarity, hope, and some very practical ways to achieve those oft-elusive goals.(00:02) Why goal setting is emotionally hard—especially in ministry(06:00) Why small things often block big goals(13:58) Visionary leaders and the need for grounded teams(24:17) Physical health as a foundation for ministry resilience(35:06) Micro-goals that actually work(48:16) Rebuilding trust through small, consistent actionsYou can find SermonCentral on Instagram, Facebook, and Youtube

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