In this transformative episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, Avik Chakraborty is joined by James Early, a Bible teacher, podcast host of The Bible Speaks to You, and coach helping people think, pray, and love like Jesus. Together, they discuss the essence of spiritual health, emphasizing that it’s not something to chase but rather a wholeness already within us. James shares how struggles and doubts can be opportunities for deep spiritual growth and highlights the role of prayer as a transformative practice that reveals the truth of who we are in God’s eyes. They dive into uncovering purpose, the importance of moving beyond rigid religious dogma, and how to cultivate a personal relationship with God.
About the Guest:
James Early is a Bible teacher, podcast host of The Bible Speaks to You, and spiritual coach. He has conducted Bible workshops in correctional facilities and has reached audiences in over 170 countries through his podcast, helping others deepen their connection to God.
Reach: https://thebiblespeakstoyou.com/healthy/
Key Takeaways:
Spiritual health is an innate part of our identity—we just need to uncover it.
Doubt and struggle can be catalysts for deep spiritual growth.
Prayer is a tool not for asking but for seeing what is already true about us in God’s kingdom.
Discovering our purpose is less about seeking and more about uncovering what God has already prepared for us.
Moving beyond theology involves focusing on loving others and embodying Christ’s teachings in daily life.
Resources:
Visit James Early’s special resource page: The Bible Speaks to You
Check out his podcast: The Bible Speaks to You (Available on all podcast platforms)
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