What it really means to 'offer your body as a living sacrifice'

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Imagine you had to rate your pursuit of God on a faith appraisal form - what score would you give yourself?

Convicting, isn’t it?

In a culture that constantly tells us to do more and be more, many Christians end up feeling spiritually exhausted.
But what if pursuing God wholeheartedly isn’t about doing more?

Texas-based Bible teacher and women's minister Cheryl Marshall joined Lydia to chat about her new book 'All of Me' and what it really looks like to give God every part of ourselves.

Released on 5 May 2026

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