BootDiabetics: Faith • Food • Health Where Science Meets Scripture

Send us a text When the Holy Spirit is invited into your diagnosis, everything shifts. “Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom” (2 Corinthians 3:17). This episode is a bold declaration that healing begins with surrender, and transformation begins with presence. The Lion of Judah walks into your glucose numbers, your fatigue, your fear — and roars over them with victory. You are not managing diabetes alone. You are hosting divinity. We raise a thunderous chorus to the Lion of Juda...

Send us a text Some days the numbers feel louder than hope. We created a space where those numbers—glucose readings, doses, test strips—are folded into prayer, dignity, and calm. Guided by Scripture and grounded in the real work of diabetes care, this reflective journey invites you to see a syringe as mercy, a meter as stewardship, and your breath as worship. We honor the body not as broken but as beloved, a true temple where God dwells with tenderness and strength. This sacred prayer is roo...

Send us a text The day can start like a sprint or like a gentle walk. We choose the walk—an honest, unhurried pace with God right beside us, not behind, not far ahead. As the sun climbs, we lean into Scriptures that promise healing and restoration, and we reflect on how progress often hides inside discipline, patience, and small, steady wins that are easy to miss when we crave a dramatic breakthrough. In the quiet moments between finger pricks and coffee sips, we remember: “The Spirit helps u...

Send us a text In the weariness of chronic care, God whispers strength. “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness” (2 Corinthians 12:9). This episode is a sacred reminder that your vulnerability is not a flaw — it’s a doorway. Through every injection, every low, every moment of doubt, the Spirit intercedes. You are not alone. You are being renewed, one breath at a time. Your day might be packed with dosing decisions, meal choices, and a body that doesn’t always...