Clearly with Jimmy & Kelly Needham

As you’re reading this, I’m doing one-handed pushups while blending a protein shake and logging both my macros and micros. Don’t forget your amino acids, electrolytes, and H2O while you listen—we’re just here to care about your health! Now that you’re holding a deep squat (you are, right?), hit play and enjoy the episode...Is the pursuit of health and wellness about living longer—or is there a deeper purpose? In this episode, we dig into the rise of health culture, from anti-aging fads to the balance between stewardship and obsession.We’ll explore:✅ What the Bible says about caring for our bodies✅ The dangers of over-prioritizing physical health✅ How the gospel shapes our perspective on fitness, food, and self-careWhether you’re all-in on fitness or just love a good peanut butter sandwich, this conversation is packed with wisdom, encouragement, and laughs.🔗 Related Resources:📖 God at the Center of My Eating Habits📖 Food and the Christian📖 Food and the Bible: Good Food, Bad Food📖 Beautifully Distinct

TWG-ing is in, friends, and today you’re going to learn all about it. I TWG-ed earlier, and let me tell you, it was intense. Like, not Moses-on-a-mountain intense or Moses-in-tents (go back to the Pentateuch if you didn’t get that), but still, pretttttty cool. So jump in and learn how to TWG all by yourself!We’re diving into the ins and outs of “quiet time” and why setting aside time with God can transform your year and your heart. Whether you’re a seasoned Bible reader or new to this, we’ve got practical tips, honest moments, and a whole lot of encouragement to help you deepen your relationship with God.Highlights include:Why time with God isn’t about checking boxes 🎯Journaling, Bible reading, and prayer: how we make it work 📝Honest moments from our own quiet time journeys 💡Links to free Bible reading plans and one-pagers to help you get started 🔗Helpful Resources:Bible Reading Plan Generator: A customizable tool to help you design a Bible reading plan that works for you.Kelly’s Curated Content on Knowing the Word: A collection of articles, resources, and practical tools for diving deeper into Bible reading and study.12 Interesting Ways to Read Your Bible in 2025: Creative ideas and methods to mix up your Bible reading this year.Download your free “Make a Plan” PDF.So grab your Bible, your journal, and maybe a tent (just kidding, unless you’re Moses), and let’s TWG together! 🕊️✨

Get the John One-Pager here! The gospel of John is so poetic, only a sonnet is fit to describe it!In the beginning, Word eternal shone,A light that pierced the dark of ancient skies.Through signs and wonders hath His glory grown,And called men’s hearts to see through veiled eyes.Behold the Lamb, whose blood doth cleanse the stain,The Passover fulfilled in Him alone.In "I am" truths, His might and love are plain,To draw all souls to bow before His throne.No parables adorn this Gospel’s tale,But speeches rich with wisdom, deep and pure.Three feasts doth mark redemption’s holy trail,Where mercy’s work in Him shall e'er endure.Take up this tome, and read of heav’n’s design,The Word made flesh, eternal and divine.Who wrote John? John the Disciple of JesusWhen was John written? Probably 85-90 ADWho was it written to? Gentiles and Jews - which was a wide range of people!Why was John written? Check out JimmyandKelly.com for more extensive show notes.Our Recommendations:Did you miss our episode on apostolicity? Check it out here! Check out some ancient Biblical manuscripts here: csntm.org🧠 Resources: Get to Know Your Bible (Free Download!)Saved for God’s Sake✝️ Sermon: The Sovereignty of God📖 Reading: The Doctrine of Election Saved Me from Depression👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Teaching for children: Inside Bad vs. Outside BadWhen you buy something through these links, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.Sign up for our free newsletterBecome a Patreon Partner: http://patreon.com/jimmykellyneedhamWant to ask us a question? Email [email protected].

Get the Luke One-Pager here! Linear narrative, clear gospel, and a perichoretic nature that is harmonious: this is just a taste of the gospel of Luke. And if you are like 90% of people you just skipped over a word I completely made up. Or did I? Ok stop googling if perichoretic is a word! Just listen to the episode to get context and why that matters!Who wrote Luke? Luke, though not an apostle, was an apostolic associate.When was Luke written? Around 58-59 AD.Who was it written to? Unlike most books, this was written to one person - Theophilus! We know almost nothing about him except that he was a gentile of high standing. The important thing to keep in mind is that Luke was written to greek-speaking gentiles.Why was Luke written? Check out JimmyandKelly.com for more extensive show notes.Our Recommendations:🎶 Fun Listening: Who Knew It’d Be You This Christmas✝️ Sermon: The Holy Spirit📖 Reading: The Fruitfulness of Dying to Dreams: Meditations on Luke 1 & 2Glorious Humility Laid in a Manger Bed👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Teaching for children: Real Bady Guys by Jimmy NeedhamWhen you buy something through these links, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.Sign up for our free newsletterBecome a Patreon Partner: http://patreon.com/jimmykellyneedhamWant to ask us a question? Email [email protected].