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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2025 · 21 MIN

S2. E20. Not seeing results yet? What God might be doing instead!

from Your Daily Bread · host Abbie Frye, MS, RDN, LDN, CIEC

We’re starting a brand-new series in the Gospel of Luke—and today’s episode reveals something powerful about how God sees your progress in your health and food healing journey 🍃🍽️ If you’ve ever wanted to give up because you’re “not seeing results,” this episode is for you. God isn’t measuring your progress the same way diet culture does. He’s after long-lasting fruit—not quick fixes 🙏 This episode explores how Luke 13:1-9 speaks directly to your relationship with food, your health goals, and the grace God gives you as you grow. It’s time to stop cutting down what just needs a little more time and tending. 🎧In this episode:    Why “no results” doesn’t mean “no growth” 🙅‍♀️   What this fig tree parable teaches about patience & spiritual discipline 🌿  How to track hunger & fullness (instead of macros and calories) 😌  The difference between physical results vs. spiritual fruit 🍇 Why what you pay attention to improves—and how to do that God’s way ✨ 📖 Scriptures Covered:   Luke 13:1-9   James 1:5 📞Ready for a Holy Spirit-led approach to food and health?   Book your FREE 20-minute Food Freedom in Christ Call👉https://yourdailybreadco.typeform.com/workwithabbie 

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