
Episode 4: The Guilt of Taking Care of Yourself: Is Self-Care Biblical? - Solo
Description:As Christians, we’re taught to love others and put them first, but what happens when we feel guilty for taking time for ourselves? In this episode, Amber Ginter Johnson explores the concept of self-care from a biblical perspective, discussing how caring for your body, mind, and spirit isn’t selfish but necessary for spiritual, emotional, and physical health. If you’ve ever struggled with balancing the tension of serving others while showing up for yourself, this episode is for you.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
The biblical basis for honoring your body, mind, and spirit
Why self-care is an act of worship, not selfishness
How to manage your symptoms and prioritize well-being without guilt
The importance of listening to your body and mind
Real-life wisdom from Amber’s personal journey and how to care for yourself authentically
Resources Mentioned:
📚 The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk
📚 Tired of Being Tired by Jess Connolly
📖 Scriptures: 1 Corinthians 6:19-20
Let’s Connect:
💻 Website: AmberGinter.com
📸 Instagram: @amberginterauthor
Reminder:
Self-care is not selfish; it’s stewardship. You are not weak for needing help or taking time for yourself—you’re wise. Take heart, live authentically, and honor the body, mind, and soul that God created.