Fit for God : The 8-Week Plan That Kicks The Devil OUT and Invites Health and Healing IN

Rating:
Summary: Do all things in His name?
Review: I thought I had read and seen everything there was to see to on the subject of
weight loss. I have even tried a multitude of plans, which in the end promise
the same results with similar methods. Most of these plans and methods will
work for a little bit of time, but none of these plans have or promise what
FIT FOR GOD does - a relationship with God. La Vita Weaver brings
inspirational energy to a field that is filled with assurances of better
health and bodies that often leave people feeling hopeless and like
failures. In FIT FOR GOD, Weaver shares her story of food addiction and how
she finally took control of her health.

FIT FOR GOD outlines a plan for living that is Biblically based and supported
by scientific information. Weaver marries the weight loss struggle with your
personal relationship with God. She suggests a number of motivational
techniques that are designed to let the person grow spiritually while
developing better eating and exercise habits. She presents the plan as an
eight week journey which could take longer depending on where you are
emotionally in your fitness journey.

Although Weaver utilizes some of the basic tools of the trade i.e.,
journaling, increasing water intake and exercise, she couples them with
biblical scripture that brings new meaning to getting fit. One of the things
that make this plan workable is that the author encourages readers to change
their view of things. For example, week two is on increasing water intake.
Weaver begins this section by discussing the significance of water in the
Bible she then segues into personal anecdotes on how she increased her
intake. She shares that she calls water "glory" then pointedly asks
readers, "Have you had your glory today?"

FIT FOR GOD is weight loss from a Christian perspective that eliminates the
hopelessness of failed weight loss methods.

Reviewed by Diane Marbury
of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

Rating:
Summary: Do all things in His name¿
Review: I thought I had read and seen everything there was to see to on the subject of
weight loss. I have even tried a multitude of plans, which in the end promise
the same results with similar methods. Most of these plans and methods will
work for a little bit of time, but none of these plans have or promise what
FIT FOR GOD does - a relationship with God. La Vita Weaver brings
inspirational energy to a field that is filled with assurances of better
health and bodies that often leave people feeling hopeless and like
failures. In FIT FOR GOD, Weaver shares her story of food addiction and how
she finally took control of her health.

FIT FOR GOD outlines a plan for living that is Biblically based and supported
by scientific information. Weaver marries the weight loss struggle with your
personal relationship with God. She suggests a number of motivational
techniques that are designed to let the person grow spiritually while
developing better eating and exercise habits. She presents the plan as an
eight week journey which could take longer depending on where you are
emotionally in your fitness journey.

Although Weaver utilizes some of the basic tools of the trade i.e.,
journaling, increasing water intake and exercise, she couples them with
biblical scripture that brings new meaning to getting fit. One of the things
that make this plan workable is that the author encourages readers to change
their view of things. For example, week two is on increasing water intake.
Weaver begins this section by discussing the significance of water in the
Bible she then segues into personal anecdotes on how she increased her
intake. She shares that she calls water "glory" then pointedly asks
readers, "Have you had your glory today?"

FIT FOR GOD is weight loss from a Christian perspective that eliminates the
hopelessness of failed weight loss methods.

Reviewed by Diane Marbury
of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

Rating:
Summary: The first half of the book alone worth the price
Review: I'm not even done with the book yet, but I have to say, I am really enjoying it so far. When Pastor Weaver describes her life...the troubled upbringing, the poor life choices, the panicked feeling of not being able to help herself...I can relate. When she talks about her approach to dealing with the pain...I can relate. When she states that the solution is in God FIRST, and getting into His Word, I am nodding my head enthusiastically. I feel that this is what God has been telling me for a while now. I'm just a slow listener.
Her eight week plan starts off with preparing yourself through scripture first, and I think that that is extremely important. For most of us, the thought of dieting again is filled with anxiety and panic. We try to do it under our own power, and for me, that has never, ever worked for the longterm. I highly recommend this book for Christians, especially women. And for anyone else willing to hear the message in it.