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  <title>#972 &amp;quot;Warning Lights&amp;quot; a REVING the Word Workout</title>
  <description>Aaron Brewer is kicking your week off with a walking REVING the Word. He's digging into anxiety and what  Matthew 11:28-30 tells us about stress and worry. His message is a kind invitation to look at the warning lights that anxiety is giving us through our bodies. Feeling stressed? Did you know the #1 way to lower stress is to move your body? Today's workout is a low-impact walk for a gentle, kind movement that's great for days when you feel stressed or anxious. Quoteworthy: &amp;quot;We can't let our stress have us. Because Jesus&amp;amp;nbsp; has us.&amp;quot; Helpful links:  The Body Revelation by Alisa Keeton Check out our RW+ Membership Community Playlist for  #972 Try this  #935 Be Still and Be Loved, a gentle scripture meditation&amp;amp;nbsp;  Get connected: revelationwellness.org&amp;amp;nbsp;| Instagram | YouTube  Please consider following this show (and sharing it with a friend), leaving a review, and telling us what you think with a voice message! If you leave us a voice message, be sure to include the episode number.  Follow |  Leave a Review | Send a Voice Message *By leaving a SpeakPipe voice message, you agree that Revelation Wellness may use your voice message for podcast, promotional, and website content.  </description>
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