“Glorifying God in Body and Spirit”
📖 Reflection
In today’s fast-paced world, the pursuit of health often gets reduced to physical appearance or temporary trends. But for the believer, the foundation of a healthy lifestyle is neither vanity nor mere human discipline — it is worship. Scripture reminds us that our bodies are not our own; they are temples of the Holy Spirit, purchased with the precious blood of Jesus Christ.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle — eating nourishing food, getting adequate rest, engaging in physical activity, and managing stress — is part of honoring the God who gave us life. It enables us to serve Him and others more effectively, with strength, clarity, and resilience.
3 John 1:2 (KJV) offers this heartfelt prayer: "Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth." Here, the apostle connects physical health to spiritual well-being. God’s design is holistic — our spiritual, emotional, and physical health are interconnected. Neglect in one area often affects the others.
🌿 Benefits of a Healthy Lifestyle:
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Greater Energy to Serve God and OthersWhen we care for our bodies, we have the strength and stamina needed for ministry, work, family, and community.
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Clarity of Mind for Wise DecisionsA sound body often contributes to a sound mind, enabling us to discern God’s will and make decisions with wisdom.Romans 12:1-2 (KJV) encourages us to present our bodies as living sacrifices, holy and acceptable to God, which is our reasonable service.
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Testimony of Stewardship and DisciplineA healthy lifestyle reflects a life of order, discipline, and stewardship — characteristics of a follower of Christ.Proverbs 25:28 (KJV) says, "He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down, and without walls."
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Prolonged and Purposeful LifeWhile our days are ultimately in God’s hands, wise and healthy choices can contribute to a longer, more productive life of service.Proverbs 3:1-2 (KJV) declares: "My son, forget not my law; but let thine heart keep my commandments: For length of days, and long life, and peace, shall they add to thee."
📌 Questions for Reflection:
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Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
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In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline?
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How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
🙏 Prayer
Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of life and the body You’ve entrusted to me. Help me to be a faithful steward of my health so I may serve You with strength, joy, and clarity. Grant me discipline to make wise choices and courage to live a balanced life that honors You. May I glorify You not only in spirit but in body also, as a living testimony of Your goodness. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Leianne Baldove
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1. Yes, I am treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit. I try to take care of my body by eating well, sleeping enough, and staying away from things that can hurt me. I also try to make good choices that make God happy. I believe God lives in me, so I want to keep my body clean and healthy for Him.I don’t think my body is just mine. I know it’s a gift from God, so I want to use it in the right way and show respect for Him.
2. Personally, I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline in how I use my time, like balancing school, rest, and prayer. I also need His help to make good choices with friends and stay away from bad influences. Sometimes I struggle with staying focused and doing the right thing, so I ask God to guide me.
3. My choices can reflect my desire to glorify God by staying healthy, being kind, and doing what’s right even when it’s hard. When I study, help others, or avoid things that could harm me, I show that I care about what God wants. Each small choice I make can be a way to honor Him with both my body and my heart.
Good Reflection... The Lord bless you
DeleteCAMBAY, CLARICE MARIEL C. BSA-3
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1) Treating My Body as a Temple
As a woman, I’m learning to honor my body as God’s sacred dwelling, not my own possession (1 Cor 6:19-20), prioritizing stewardship over self-centered choices in daily care.
2) Areas Needing God’s Wisdom
I seek His guidance in balancing health, relationships, studues, rest, and spiritual growth, aligning my priorities with His purpose for my life.
3) Glorifying God Through Choices
By nurturing my body, pursuing ethical excellence in my studues, prioritizing prayer, and reflecting Christ’s love, I honor Him in both body and spirit.
Way to go... continue your good ways
DeleteBalire Dela Cerna
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1.) I'm prioritizing my physical and mental health, striving to be a positive influence in the world. This reflects a belief that my body is a temple, deserving of care and respect, rather than simply a possession to be used and discarded.
2.) I need God's wisdom and discipline in areas where I struggle with self-control, like balancing my studies with social activities and managing my screen time. I also need guidance in making ethical decisions, particularly when faced with peer pressure or difficult choices. Finally, I could use God's help in cultivating patience and perseverance, especially when facing academic challenges or personal setbacks.
3.) My choices today can glorify God in body and spirit by prioritizing healthy habits that reflect the temple of the Holy Spirit, such as getting enough sleep, eating nutritious food, and exercising regularly. Spiritually, I can glorify God through prayer, Bible study, and acts of service towards others, reflecting His love and compassion. In all my actions, I can strive for integrity and honesty, reflecting His character.
Apply what you discover
DeleteMelody Grace Mirasol
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1.) As I reflect on my life, I realize that treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit is a continuous journey. According to 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, our bodies are indeed temples of the Holy Spirit, and it's our responsibility to honor God through our choices.
2.) Upon examination, I recognize areas where I can improve. My diet and exercise habits can be more intentional, prioritizing nourishment and wellness. I've also noticed tendencies to prioritize short-term desires over long-term well-being, such as excessive screen time or procrastination.
3.) To invite God's wisdom and discipline, I aim to deepen my spiritual practices, such as prayer, meditation, and scripture reading. By seeking guidance and wisdom, I can make more informed choices that align with my values and faith.
Nice realization
DeleteIn 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, Paul says we are not our own. We were bought at a price. Having received our bodies as a gift from God, we are to use them to honor God. Problems arise when we see our decisions as separate from our bodies or too small to impact our life. This means that believers are called to honor God with their bodies and spirits, acknowledging that they are not their own. • Body as a Temple: Paul uses the metaphor of a temple to emphasize the sacredness and significance of the believer's body. The Holy Spirit, a divine presence, dwells within the believer's body, making it a sacred dwelling place.
ReplyDelete* Not Their Own: The verse stresses that believers are not their own, but belong to God. This is because they have been redeemed from sin through Jesus Christ and are now under God's ownership.
* Bought with a Price: This phrase highlights the immense value placed on believers by God, who paid the ultimate price (Jesus Christ's sacrifice) to purchase them.
* Glorify God: Believers are called to honor God with their bodies, meaning they should use their physical and spiritual gifts to bring glory to Him. This implies living a life that reflects God's character and purposes.
Clyde Raven Rodriguez
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Good relection. share it to others...
DeleteBayna, Rose A. (BSA 3)
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Reflecting on 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 (KJV), which reminds us that our body is the temple of the Holy Ghost and that we are not our own, really hits me deeply. Sometimes I live like I belong only to myself, making choices based on what I want in the moment. But this verse reminds me that I was bought with a price, and my life—including my body—should glorify God. It makes me realize how important it is to invite God into every part of my lifestyle, even the small things. I want to live in a way that shows respect for the life He gave me and the Spirit that lives in me. Through better choices and more discipline, I hope to reflect that I understand the value of this gift and that my desire is to honor Him daily.
That's right
DeleteMecha Ela Espiritu
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1. Sometimes, I may forget that my body is God’s temple, not just mine. Treating it as His means taking care of it with respect—through healthy habits, purity, and avoiding things that harm it physically or spiritually.
2. I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline in areas like eating habits, sleep, exercise, and even how I spend my time and handle stress. These things affect my health and how well I can serve Him.
3. My choices can reflect my desire to glorify God by choosing what’s good for my body and soul—like eating well, staying active, being pure, managing time wisely, and avoiding harmful influences. It’s about honoring God with both actions and attitude.
Include your desires and choices in your prayers
Delete1. Am i treating my body as a temple of a holy spirit or as my own possession?
ReplyDelete- Yes, I am honoring my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, in gratitude for the life and well-being that God has graciously given me.
2. In what areas of my lifestyle do i need to invite God's wisdom and discipline?
- I've come to understand the importance of seeking God's wisdom in every decision I make, particularly those that influence my daily life. I will continue to seek His guidance, trust in His perfect timing, and strive to avoid anything harmful or unhealthy that might hinder my well-being, peace of mind, or sense of contentment.
3. How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
- I believe you're the product of your past choices. If you choose to honor God by doing things that glorify Him—like praying, diving into the Bible, caring for the body He blessed you with, and constantly working on your values and character—then you're on the right track. By consistently making wise decisions, you're not just nurturing your physical and spiritual well-being; you're becoming a living, breathing reflection of God's glory. And let's be honest—there's no better glow-up than a God-glorifying one.
From realization to manifestation
DeleteAlyna Venz A. Isidro
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Glorifying God in Body and Spirit
*Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
Yes, I am treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit. I try to take care of my body by eating well, staying clean, and avoiding things that can harm me. I know my body belongs to God, not just to me. Scripture reminds me that I was bought with a price, and I need to honor God with how I care for myself.
* In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God's wisdom and discipline?
Sometimes I struggle with staying disciplined in eating well,and getting enough sleep. I often take on too much and forget to slow down. I know God cares about every part of my life, so I need to let Him guide me in these areas. I need God’s wisdom in how I eat, rest, and handle stress. I sometimes ignore my limits and push myself too hard. Inviting His discipline can help me create healthier routines that honor Him and bring balance to my life.
*How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
My choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit by starting making small, and healthy choices like eating well, getting rest, spending time with God and prayer over anxiety. These small choices shape a life that points back to God. I want my everyday actions to match my faith. These simple actions show that I value what He’s given me. When I take care of my body and spirit, I’m better prepared to serve Him and others.
Jybielyne C. Velonza BEED-2
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1. Yes, I do respect my body, especially my physical and mental well-being as a temple of the Holy Spirit. I've learned from reading this that my body is belongs to God, and I should take care of it in a way that respect and worship Him not just for myself.
2. I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline in managing my time, health habits, and handling stress better. I can easily get stress which affects my health. I ask God 's help to make better choices for a healthy and balanced life.
3. My choices can reflect my desire to glorify God by making small healthy choices, like eating nutritious food, exercising regularly, resting well, and avoiding unhealthy habits. By taking care of the body that God has given me, these decisions will not only keep me healthy but also glorify Him.
Yes glorify God in your body
DeleteThis truth challenges the way we see our habits, health, and daily decisions. From what we consume, to how we rest, to how we present ourselves, each choice becomes an opportunity to worship God. Our spiritual life is not disconnected from our physical life—they are both under His lordship.
ReplyDelete1: Corinthians 6:19-20
Question and Reflection
1. Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
How do my daily choices reflect the truth that God's Spirit dwells in me
2. In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline?
Are there habits, routines, or decisions that need to be surrendered to His guidance
3. How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
What intentional actions can I take today that honor God with both my physical life and spiritual walk
BAUZON,SONNY C.
BSTM 2
CV-4 FRIDAY (11:00-12:00)
Camarillo, Maria Alliana Nicole O.
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1.I recognize that my body is a gift from God and the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit. However, there are times when I take it for granted by not caring for it properly—whether through poor eating habits, lack of rest, or stress. I am reminded that it doesn’t belong to me alone; it was bought with a price. I want to shift my mindset to see my body as a vessel for God’s work, not just something for my own use.
2. I need to invite God’s wisdom into my daily habits—especially in how I manage my time, sleep, and nutrition. I often get caught up in busyness and forget to rest or nourish myself properly. I also need discipline in how I handle stress and emotional challenges, learning to bring those burdens to God instead of trying to manage them on my own.
3. Today, I can make intentional choices like eating healthier, taking time to rest, and setting aside time for prayer and reflection. By choosing actions that strengthen both my physical body and my spiritual walk, I can show that I value the life God has given me. Even small daily decisions—like saying no to temptation or spending time in the Word—can reflect a heart that longs to glorify Him in all areas.
The power of choice
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ReplyDelete•It’s easy to get caught up in how I look and worry about what other people think. But when I remember that my body is a temple, it makes me think about how I treat it. I need to see it as a gift from God, something that deserves care and respect. It’s not just about me.
•There are definitely things I could improve on. I could try to eat better, sleep more, or exercise more. It’s not about being perfect, but about listening to God and making choices that honor Him. I could definitely use some prayer time to ask for guidance.
•I can make choices that show I care about my body, not just for me, but for God. Maybe I’ll choose a healthy meal over unhealthy meals, or take a walk instead of scrolling on my phone. I can also choose to be patient and kind instead of getting angry or stressed. Even little things make a difference in showing God I’m committed to living a life that honors Him.
PAZ, JAN STEFANI, C.
BSTM 2
CV-4 (WHAT’S IN YOUR BAG?)
FRIDAY (11:00-12:00)
From realization to application
DeleteThanks for the devotional
ReplyDelete1. Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
ReplyDeleteThis is about recognizing that your body is not just yours—it's a sacred dwelling place for God's Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19–20). If you treat it as a temple, you care for it with respect, purity, and honor, not just according to personal desires. Ask yourself: Do I consider God's presence in me when I make choices about my health, habits, relationships, and actions?
2. In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline?
This is a space for honest reflection. Maybe it’s about physical health—how you eat, rest, or exercise. Maybe it’s about purity—what you watch, listen to, or engage in. It could also be emotional—how you manage anger, anxiety, or pride. Wherever you notice imbalance, harmful habits, or a lack of self-control, that's where God’s wisdom and gentle discipline are needed.
3. How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
Think small and specific: choosing nourishing food, exercising with gratitude, setting healthy boundaries, seeking forgiveness, resting properly, speaking kindly, or honoring God in your relationships. Even seemingly small acts can reflect a big heart posture—one that says, "Lord, my life belongs to You."
LOMIBAO, KIMBERLY P
BSTM2
CV4 FRIDAY (11:00-12:00)
There are many reasons why people develop a strong faith in God.We pray to god to offer us strength in times of sorrow and despair. We may not be able to seek his presence, but a deep faith from within feels his very existence and this feeling is what exactly connects humans with God.
ReplyDelete1. Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
I think sometimes I treat my body like my own possession instead of a temple of the Holy Spirit. I don’t always make the best choices when it comes to my health, what I do, or what I watch and listen to. But when I remember that my body is where God's Spirit lives, it reminds me that I should take care of it with respect. I want to get better at treating my body like a temple. Keeping it clean, healthy, and honoring God through my actions.
2. In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline?
I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline into how I spend my time, how I take care of my body, and how I control my thoughts and emotions. Sometimes I waste time on things that don’t really matter, or I don’t always make the healthiest choices. I also sometimes react out of anger or impatience instead of staying calm. I know that with God's wisdom, I can make better decisions and with His discipline, I can stay focused on living the way He wants me to.
3. How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
My choices today can reflect my desire to glorify God by taking care of my body through healthy habits like eating well, staying active, and avoiding anything harmful. I can also honor Him in my spirit by choosing kindness, forgiveness, and spending time in prayer or reading the Bible. Even small decisions, like the way I treat others or how I use my time, can show that I want to live in a way that pleases Him.
SOMERA LANAH JULIA
BSTM 2
CV-4 FRIDAY (11:00-12:00)
Annalyn A. Reyes
ReplyDelete1).Lord, as I examine my heart, I see areas where I have treated my body more like my own possession than Your sacred temple. Too often I follow my own desires without seeking Your will, forgetting that You have purchased me at a great price. Forgive me for the times I have neglected to honor You with my body and spirit.
2).I realize I need Your wisdom and discipline in my lifestyle. In my daily habits—what I eat, how I rest, how I steward my time and energy—I want to be more intentional. In areas like caring for my health, protecting my mind from harmful influences, and practicing self-control, I invite Your Spirit to teach and guide me.
3). Today, I choose to reflect my desire to glorify You by making decisions that honor both my body and spirit. I will seek balance, purity, gratitude, and service. Strengthen me to live not for myself, but for Your glory. May every small choice—from how I care for myself to how I interact with others—be a living offering of worship to You.
1. Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
ReplyDeleteI realize that I often treat my body based on my own wants or comfort, without always thinking of it as a temple of the Holy Spirit. But I want to grow in seeing my body as something sacred, given by God for His purposes. When I take care of it with that mindset, I honor Him more fully.
2. In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline?
I need God’s wisdom in how I manage my time, especially around rest and physical activity. Sometimes I overcommit or neglect my health out of busyness. I also need more discipline with what I eat and how I deal with stress. Inviting God into these areas could help me live with more peace and purpose.
3. How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
By making intentional decisions that reflect stewardship like eating well, staying active, and getting enough rest I show that I value the body He gave me. Spiritually, I can keep my mind and heart focused on Him, making choices that support not just my health, but also my ability to serve and love others well.
Laguisma, Gloriane Julia D.
BSTM 2
CV-4 FRIDAY (11:00-12:00)
KRISTINE F. INACAY
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1. As a woman of faith, I often reflect on whether I am treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or simply as my own possession. The Bible teaches that our bodies are not our own—we were bought with a price. This reminds me that I am called to honor God not only in spirit but also in the way I care for my physical body. At times, I have made choices that reflect self-interest or neglect, forgetting that my body is a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit. I want to shift my mindset and remember that everything I do with my body should honor the One who created it.
2.There are specific areas in my lifestyle where I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline. One of them is my health habits—what I eat, how much rest I get, and how active I am. I also see the need for discipline in managing my emotions and stress, turning to prayer instead of unhealthy coping mechanisms. God’s wisdom helps me see that true self-care isn’t just about comfort, but about obedience and balance. I need His guidance to make better decisions, not just based on what feels good in the moment, but what leads to long-term growth and well-being.
3. Today, I can reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit by making choices that align with His purpose for me. I can speak with kindness, care for my health, dress in a way that respects my dignity, and spend time with God in prayer and His Word. When I live with this awareness, my everyday actions become an offering to Him. My goal is to live in a way that shows my gratitude for the body and life He has given me, using both to reflect His love and truth.
Alyssa Mae Sagun
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1. Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
Lately, I've been asking myself whether I'm truly treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit, or if I'm living like it’s my own to use however I want. Honestly, I think I often forget that my body is not just mine—it's a gift from God. I catch myself staying up too late, skipping meals, overworking, and not making time for rest. These choices might seem small, but they add up and show that I’m not always being a good steward of the body God has given me.
2. In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline?
There are definitely areas of my lifestyle where I need to invite God's wisdom and discipline. For example, I could be more intentional about how I spend my time—especially with sleep, what I eat, and how I manage stress. I also want to be more mindful of the content I consume and how it shapes my thoughts and actions. Sometimes I forget that discipline isn’t about restriction, but about aligning my life with what’s truly good and life-giving.
3. How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
To glorify God in body and spirit, I want to start making choices that reflect His presence in my life. That could mean prioritizing physical and mental health, setting boundaries in relationships, and saying no to things that pull me away from peace and purpose. Even small choices—like taking a Sabbath rest, eating better, or getting exercise—can be acts of worship when they come from a desire to honor God.
Azada, Aladdin Jr. C.
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1. Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
As an education student, I often push myself to the limit—staying up late, skipping meals, or overloading my schedule—without thinking about how this affects my body and spirit. This reflection reminds me that my body is not my own; it is God’s dwelling place. I need to shift from treating my body as a tool for academic survival to honoring it as a sacred vessel. Caring for my physical health is an act of worship and obedience.
2. In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline?
Time management is one area where I need God’s help. I sometimes allow stress and procrastination to control my habits, leading to exhaustion and burnout. I also need discipline in my eating and rest routines. As a future teacher, I want to reflect balance and intentional living to my students. I believe God can help me develop rhythms of rest, nourishment, and productivity that honor Him and prepare me to serve well.
3. How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
Today, I can make simple but powerful choices—like drinking enough water, choosing nourishing food, taking a break to rest or stretch, and going to bed on time. I can also spend a few quiet moments in prayer, inviting God to renew my mind and spirit. These choices may seem small, but they reflect my desire to glorify God through both body and soul. As a future educator, I want my lifestyle to be a testimony of stewardship, discipline, and devotion.
ReplyDeleteGlorifying God in daily life is a lifelong journey, not a destination. It's about consistently striving to live in a way that honors Him and reflects His love to the world around you. Focus on small, consistent actions rather than striving for perfection. God sees and appreciates your sincere efforts.
It's important to understand that glorifying God in body and spirit are not separate but interconnected aspects of a holistic life. Your physical actions and choices impact your spiritual well-being, and vice versa. A life that honors God encompasses both the internal transformation of the spirit and the external expression of that transformation through actions and choices in the physical world.
Glorifying God in body and spirit is a central theme in Christian theology, encompassing the entirety of one's being. It's about living a life that reflects God's love, grace, and character in every aspect – both the physical and the spiritual.
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Yla Nicole Garcia
BSTM-2
CV-4(11:00-(12:00) FRIDAY
Glorifying God in Body and Spirit
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As followers of Christ, we are called to honor God with our entire being – body and spirit. The Bible reminds us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19-20), emphasizing the importance of treating our physical selves with care and respect. To glorify God in body and spirit, we must consider how our daily choices and habits reflect our desire to serve and honor Him.
One crucial aspect of glorifying God is prioritizing healthy habits that promote physical well-being. This includes regular exercise, balanced eating, and sufficient rest. By taking care of our bodies, we demonstrate our appreciation for the gifts God has given us and recognize that our bodies are vessels for His Spirit.
Beyond physical care, glorifying God involves inviting His wisdom and discipline into various areas of our lives. This might mean reevaluating relationships, habits, and priorities to ensure they align with God's values. For instance, we might need to set boundaries in toxic relationships, adopt healthier habits, or prioritize activities that bring us closer to God.
Ultimately, glorifying God in body and spirit requires intentionality and mindfulness. By practicing self-control, gratitude, and service to others, we reflect our desire to honor God in all aspects of our lives. As we strive to live in a way that brings glory to God, we can experience a deeper sense of purpose, peace, and fulfillment. By surrendering our bodies and spirits to God, we can live a life that truly honors Him.
DILAG, SHERLA JANE F.
BSTM2
CV4 (WHAT'S IN YOUR BAG?)
FRIDAY | 11:00-12:00
1. Am I treating my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit or as my own possession?
ReplyDeleteGod gave me my body, and the Bible says it is a temple of the Holy Spirit. This means I should take care of it with love and respect. Sometimes, I treat my body like it is only mine. I may eat too much, not rest enough, or do things that hurt me.
But when I remember that my body belongs to God, I want to live in a way that pleases Him. I try to eat well, stay clean, avoid harmful things, and use my body to do good. Treating my body as God’s temple shows that I love Him and respect His gift to me.
2. In what areas of my lifestyle do I need to invite God’s wisdom and discipline?
There are parts of my life where I need God’s help to grow. Sometimes I waste time, speak without thinking, or make poor choices with food, rest, or money. I try to do things my way, but that often leads to stress or regret. I need to invite God’s wisdom in how I spend my time, how I treat others, and how I care for myself. I also need His discipline to stay away from bad habits and to do what is right, even when it's hard. When I let God guide me, I grow stronger, wiser, and more at peace. His way is always better than mine.
3. How can my choices today reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit?
Each day, my choices show who I live for. If I want to glorify God, I need to make choices that honor Him in both body and spirit. This means taking care of my health, being kind, and avoiding things that harm me or others. When I eat well, rest, and stay pure, I show respect for the body God gave me. When I pray, forgive, and speak with love, I honor God with my spirit. Even small choices like helping someone or saying no to sin can bring glory to God. My daily actions can be a light that points others to Him.
TABAREJOS, APRIL JAE C
BSTM 2
CV4 (11:00 - 12:00) FRIDAY
1.This involves viewing your body as a gift from God, a vessel for the Holy Spirit, and deserving of care and respect.This could stem from various factors, including societal pressures, low self-esteem, or a lack of awareness about the importance of self-care.Seek support from loved ones, spiritual leaders, or healthcare professionals if needed. Remember, God's grace is available to guide and support you in this process.
ReplyDelete2. Remember that God offers grace and forgiveness. Don't be discouraged by setbacks, learn from them and move forward. Be patient with yourself, and trust in God's guidance as you strive to live a life that honors Him.
3.By consciously making choices that align with these principles, you can progressively transform your daily life into a reflection of your desire to glorify God in both body and spirit. Remember that this is a journey, not a destination. Be patient with yourself, celebrate your progress, and trust in God's guidance along the way.
MARK JASON TUGADE
BSTM 2
CV4
FRIDAY (11-00 - 12:00 )
Angelique Peralta
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1. Yes, I do respect my body as though it were the Holy Spirit's temple. I make an effort to take good care of my body by eating healthily, maintaining my hygiene, and avoiding potentially harmful situations. I am aware that God owns my body, not just myself. Scripture serves as a reminder that I was purchased at a cost and that my self-care should reflect my honor toward God.
2.By surrendering our will to His and seeking His guidance, we can live lives that honor Him and reflect His love to the world. As we cultivate spiritual disciplines, practice self-control, and engage in meaningful relationships, we grow in our faith and become more like Christ. Let us commit to inviting God's wisdom and discipline into our lives, trusting that He will lead us on the path of righteousness.
3.Glorifying God in body and spirit involves intentional choices that reflect His love, wisdom, and grace. By living in obedience to His Word, using our gifts to serve others, maintaining a grateful and humble heart, and caring for our physical and emotional well-being, we honor Him in all aspects of our lives. As we strive to align our daily choices with God's will, we become living testimonies of His glory.
•If I view my body as a temple of the Holy Spirit, I recognize it as a sacred vessel entrusted to me by God. This perspective encourages me to care for my body with respect, compassion, and responsibility—through healthy habits, nourishing food, regular exercise, adequate rest, and avoiding harmful substances. It also reminds me to be mindful of the ways I speak about myself and treat myself, fostering self-love and gratitude.
ReplyDelete• areas of my lifestyle where inviting God's wisdom and discipline can bring growth and peace is a meaningful step toward fuller spiritual alignment.
Relationships: Whether with family, friends, colleagues, or romantic partners, seeking God's wisdom can help foster patience, forgiveness, and love. Discipline in communication and boundaries can lead to healthier connections.
•Reflecting on how my choices today can reflect my desire to glorify God in body and spirit prompts me to consider the intentionality behind my actions and attitudes. Glorifying God involves aligning my daily decisions with His values and seeking to honor Him in everything I do.
Joseph E. Galla
BSTM II
CV4-(11:00-12:00) FRIDAY
1. Sometimes, I forget that my body is God’s temple. I treat it like it’s mine alone eating carelessly, not getting enough rest, or pushing myself too hard. But deep down, I know it belongs to Him. I want to learn to care for my body the way He would want me to with love, respect, and purpose.
ReplyDelete2 .Yes. I often rely on my own strength and forget to ask God for help in my daily habits. I need His wisdom in how I spend my time, how I handle stress, I also need His discipline when it comes to taking care of my health eating better and resting well.
3. Not always. But I want them to. I want to make choices that show I love God not just with my words, but with how I live. Whether it’s choosing to rest, saying no to things that aren’t good for me, or simply being kind to myself, I want every part of my life to reflect His goodness.
Cabatbat Hyacinth Allen
BSTM2
CV4 (11:00-12:00) FRIDAY