Classic Replay: Let's talk about Yoga! with Mike Shreve and Chris James
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Should Christians practice the ever popular meditation turned fitness practice, Yoga? Are there questions we should be asking before we embrace the ancient practice?
Two former high-level Yoga practitioners, Mike Shreve and Chris James, tell their stories of converting to Christianity and engage the question of whether Christians should practise Yoga.
For Mike Shreve: http://www.thetruelight.net
For Chris James on X @cjmindbody
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Released on 20 Feb 2024
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