The Proverbs 31 Woman & Health: Prioritizing Self-Care

I want to talk to the women who are currently carrying the weight of their entire world. You manage the schedule, you handle the groceries, you care for the kids, and you probably keep track of your husband's appointments too. You feel like the Proverbs 31 woman, but you’re exhausted.

Here is the truth: You cannot pour from an empty cup. If you are ignoring your own health to serve others, you are building your house on sand.

Strength is a Requirement

The scripture says she "girds herself with strength" (v. 17). This isn't just spiritual strength; it's physical. She is able to do her work because she is healthy. If you are ignoring your rising blood sugar or your heart palpitations, you are risking your ability to be there for the very people you are trying to protect.

The "Sacrifice" Fallacy

Many women in our community feel guilty spending money on their own medical co-pays. They’d rather the money go toward a child's sports fee or a car repair. But being a "living sacrifice" doesn't mean neglecting the body God gave you. It means managing it so you can be a more effective servant.

Removing the Financial Barrier

We want to take the "choice" away. You shouldn't have to choose between your family's needs and your medication. We help women get their essential prescriptions for $40 a month. That is less than a single family dinner out.

It is time to put yourself back on the list. When you are healthy, your whole household is stronger. That is true biblical womanhood.

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