Your Daily Bread
Abbie Frye, MS, RDN, LDN, CIEC

Último episódio
145 episódios
- Just because something gets you results doesn't mean it's actually bearing fruit in your life!
In today's episode, we're diving into the Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13 and what Jesus teaches us about the importance of deep roots and lasting transformation. Whether you've tried countless diets, exercise programs, or quick fixes that worked temporarily but never lasted, this episode will challenge you to rethink what success actually looks like in your health journey.
God doesn't want shallow, short-lived results for you. He wants lasting transformation that produces the fruit of the Spirit and draws you closer to Him!
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
What the Parable of the Sower teaches us about healing our relationship with food
Why not everything that produces results actually produces fruit
The difference between temporary weight loss and sustainable, Spirit-led health habits
Why quick fixes and shallow transformations often fail when life gets difficult
How to measure success by the fruit of the Spirit instead of just numbers on the scale
Why lasting healing requires deeper roots in Christ, not another diet or exercise plan
How Jesus Ate Carbs and my new 12-week group coaching program, The Table, can help you go deeper and experience lasting transformation
Learn more about Abbie's group program, The Table, here: https://yourdailybreadco.com/table/
Pre-order Jesus Ate Carbs here: https://yourdailybreadco.com/jesus-ate-carbs/
Connect with Abbie here: https://bio.site/abbiefrye - Have you spent years dieting, restricting food, obsessing over your weight, or treating your body harshly? Here's the good news: God isn't finished with you, and you're not too far gone for healing!
In today's episode, we're diving into Nehemiah 9 to explore God's faithfulness, forgiveness, and provision, even when His people repeatedly went astray. We'll talk about why God's plan for your body has always included adequate nourishment, how to receive His forgiveness for past mistakes, and what it looks like to stop living restricted and start stewarding your body His way.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
Why God remains faithful even when we've been unfaithful
What Nehemiah 9 reveals about God's provision of food and physical nourishment
Why nourishment is a gift from God, not something you have to earn
How to receive God's forgiveness and release guilt over how you've treated your body in the past
Why you're never too far gone to heal your relationship with food or improve your body image
How to move from restriction and food rules toward nourishment, satisfaction, and Spirit-led stewardship
How Jesus Ate Carbs can help you walk out a new, biblical approach to eating and caring for your body
Pre-Order Jesus Ate Carbs: https://yourdailybreadco.com/jesus-ate-carbs/
Work With Abbie: https://bio.site/abbiefrye - If you’ve been worrying about food, your body, holiday eating, or whether you’re doing enough for your health, Jesus has an invitation for you: seek Him first. In this episode, we’re diving into Matthew 6:25-34 and the difference between intentional stewardship and frantic self-optimization. You’ll learn why Jesus tells us not to worry—not because our health doesn’t matter, but because our Heavenly Father already knows what we need. Plus, we’ll talk about how seeking God first can completely change the heart posture from which you care for your body.
What You'll Learn:
What Jesus means when He says, “Do not worry” about what you’ll eat, drink, or wear
The difference between caring for your health and anxiously trying to control it
Why the order matters: being with Jesus before doing for Jesus
How seeking God first can move you from frantic self-optimization to peaceful, intentional stewardship
Why God cares about the details of how you nourish, move, and care for your body
How Matthew 6 can help you navigate food and body-image anxiety heading into the holidays
Why seeing yourself through God’s eyes is foundational to healing your relationship with food
Pre-Order My Book, Jesus Ate Carbs Here: https://yourdailybreadco.com/jesus-ate-carbs/
Connect with Abbie: https://bio.site/abbiefrye
Group Coaching Program "The Table" Information: https://yourdailybreadco.com/table/ S3. E32. You don’t need the “Pilates Body” to belong: Finding confidence in Christ (feat. Danielle Sperry)
30/09/2026 | 41minWhat does it look like to move forward when God hasn’t shown you the whole plan? In this episode, I’m joined by Pilates instructor and Faith Moves founder Danielle Sperry for a conversation about walking by faith, surrendering control, and taking the next step before you feel completely ready. We also talk about navigating body image and comparison in fitness spaces, keeping movement from becoming an idol, inviting God into our wellness routines, and finding confidence through obedience instead of outcomes.
What you'll learn:
What walking by faith instead of sight can practically look like
How to take the next step when God hasn’t revealed the whole plan
Why confidence often comes after obedience, not before
How to navigate comparison and body-image pressure in fitness spaces
How to shift your focus from exercising to look smaller to stewarding your body well
Why fitness can become an idol—and how to keep God first
How prayer can change the way you enter and leave your workouts
Why God cares about the seemingly small details of your health, movement, and everyday life
How Danielle turned her faith and love of movement into Faith Moves
Pre-Order Abbie's Book Jesus Ate Carbs: https://yourdailybreadco.com/jesus-ate-carbs/
Work With Abbie: https://bio.site/abbiefrye
Learn about Danielle & Faith Moves: https://www.instagram.com/myfaithmoves- Diet culture has taught us to fear bread, but Jesus used bread to point us back to Himself. In this episode, we’re continuing our Matthew series with Matthew 12:1–8 and unpacking what the “bread of the Presence” can teach us about food freedom.
We’ll talk about why carbohydrates don’t need to be feared, how food rules can keep us in bondage, and why following Jesus matters more than following diet culture. Plus, I’m sharing why this message became the heart behind the title of my new book, Jesus Ate Carbs, available for pre-order now!
What you'll learn:
What Matthew 12:1–8 teaches us about food rules, mercy, and freedom
The biblical significance of bread and the “bread of the Presence”
Why diet culture’s rules around carbohydrates can create unnecessary fear and bondage
How Jesus modeled freedom around food instead of fear, guilt, or restriction
How eating bread can become an opportunity to remember Jesus and the gospel
Why Jesus Ate Carbs was written to help you heal your relationship with food, break free from food rules, and put Jesus at the center of how you eat
Pre-Order Jesus Ate Carbs here: https://yourdailybreadco.com/jesus-ate-carbs/
Work with Abbie here: https://bio.site/abbiefrye
Mais podcasts de Cristianismo
Podcasts em tendência em Cristianismo
Sobre Your Daily Bread
Your Daily Bread Podcast, hosted by Registered Dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, Abbie Frye, offers bite-sized devotional-style episodes designed to help you heal your relationship with food and improve body image through a faith-based lens. Each episode guides you toward food freedom and a deeper connection with Christ, exploring how to eat in alignment with Biblical principles. Subscribe today, and let's break bread together, inviting Jesus to break the chains of diet culture.
Sítio Web de podcastOuve Your Daily Bread, The Jimmy Akin Podcast e muitos outros podcasts de todo o mundo com a aplicação radio.pt

Obtenha a aplicação gratuita radio.pt
- Guardar rádios e podcasts favoritos
- Transmissão via Wi-Fi ou Bluetooth
- Carplay & Android Audo compatìvel
- E ainda mais funções
Obtenha a aplicação gratuita radio.pt
- Guardar rádios e podcasts favoritos
- Transmissão via Wi-Fi ou Bluetooth
- Carplay & Android Audo compatìvel
- E ainda mais funções


Your Daily Bread
Leia o código,
descarregue a aplicação,
ouça.
descarregue a aplicação,
ouça.
Your Daily Bread: Podcast do grupo























