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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2024 · 12 MIN

How To Use Your Vocation As An Evangelistic Tool.

from An Idol Called Food | Nutrition, Food Addiction, Spirituality · host JT Tapias

In this powerful episode of An Idol Called Food, host JT Tapias shares his personal journey from running a successful fitness business to hitting rock bottom through destructive lifestyle choices. Diagnosed with heart conditions and feeling lost, JT’s life changed when a bold friend introduced him to the gospel. After a two-year sabbatical, he returned to the fitness industry with a new purpose to lead others both physically and spiritually. He also shares a heartfelt story about his videographer, Daniel, who passed away suddenly, highlighting the importance of using every opportunity to share the gospel. This episode is a reminder that no matter your profession, you have the power to spread the message of redemption. If you’re looking for inspiration and a faith-driven approach to life, fitness, and vocation, this episode is for you! 🚨 Ready for a life transformation? Learn more about the Empty Your Bucket Nutrition Plan at emptyourbucketplan.com and schedule a free Discovery call today!

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