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ReviveHer Beauty Renewed, Birmingham, AL (2025)

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas from ReviveHer Beauty Renewed!

As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, I want to take a moment to thank you for allowing me to be part of your journey.

Here at ReviveHer Beauty Renewed, we’re committed to being your safe place—a non-diet ministry where you can find encouragement, body image healing, food peace, and true freedom.

My prayer is that this year I’ve helped you take steps toward making peace with food, embracing your body (yes, even your thighs!), and stepping boldly into your God-given purpose.

I’m excited for all that 2026 will bring and can’t wait to continue walking alongside you as we renew our minds, restore our bodies, and revive our spirits in Him.

Wishing you a Christmas filled with grace, joy, love, and freedom.

Big hugs,

Nicole❤️
ReviveHer Beauty Renewed

12/24/2025

On the twelfth day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… a beauty that reflects Him alone!

Truth for Today:
The world’s definition of beauty is fleeting, but God’s beauty is eternal. You were created in His image, and your true beauty comes from reflecting His love, joy, and grace. When we let go of the world’s standards, we begin to see ourselves—and others—through His eyes. Your beauty is already renewed in Christ.

This truth doesn’t have to end with the holidays. Imagine stepping into 2025 with a heart grounded in God’s truth, free from diet culture’s lies, and confident in the beauty He has placed within you. This can be the year you fully embrace body image and food freedom, walking in alignment with God’s purpose for your life. If you’re ready to take that next step, I’d love to support you in this journey through coaching. Together, we can make 2025 the year of finding freedom, joy, and peace.

Scripture:
“Those who look to him are radiant; their faces are never covered with shame.” —Psalm 34:5

Action Step:
Reflect on how God has been renewing your view of beauty during these 12 days. Ask Him how He wants you to carry this freedom into the new year. If you feel led, reach out to me for coaching so we can walk this journey together!

What steps can you take to carry the renewed view of beauty into the new year?

12/23/2025

🎵 On the eleventh day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… love that covers shame and fear!

Truth for Today:
Shame about our bodies or food choices often keeps us from fully experiencing God’s love. But His love covers all—our fears, our mistakes, our insecurities. When we live in His love, we no longer need to hide or fix ourselves to feel worthy. His perfect love drives out fear and reminds us that we are His beloved children, exactly as we are.

Scripture:
“There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear.” —1 John 4:18

Action Step:
Write a love letter to yourself, focusing on the truths of God’s love for you. Include reminders that your worth comes from Him, not your appearance or eating habits.

How can you remind yourself of God’s love when feelings of shame or fear arise?

12/22/2025

🎵 On the tenth day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… nourishment for body and soul!

Truth for Today:
True nourishment goes beyond food—it includes the spiritual truth that sustains our souls. While food fuels our bodies, God’s Word fuels our hearts and minds. Diet culture often teaches us to fear or manipulate food, but God calls us to nourish our bodies with care and gratitude. By leaning into His truth, we find lasting satisfaction that no diet can provide.

Scripture:
“Jesus answered, ‘It is written: Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’” —Matthew 4:4

Action Step:
During your next meal, read or recite a favorite Bible verse. Reflect on how God nourishes both your body and your spirit.

How can you nourish both your body and soul in alignment with God’s truth today?

12/21/2025

🎵 On the ninth day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… rest in how He created me!

Truth for Today:
Your body is a masterpiece, designed intentionally by the Creator. Diet culture often tells us to “fix” our bodies to meet ever-changing beauty standards, but God calls us to rest in the truth that we are already wonderfully made. Embracing this truth frees us from striving and allows us to live joyfully in the bodies He has given us.

Scripture:
“For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” —Ephesians 2:10

Action Step:
Write down one thing about your body that reflects God’s handiwork (e.g., your ability to hug, smile, or run). Spend a moment thanking Him for how He made you.

What is one way you can rest in the truth of how God designed you?

12/21/2025

🎵 On the eighth day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… words that build others up!

Truth for Today:
Harmful words—like diet talk, body shaming, or food policing—create an atmosphere of judgment and fear. But God calls us to use our words to uplift and encourage. Commenting on someone’s plate or body might seem harmless, but it can deepen wounds we can’t see. By choosing kindness over criticism, we reflect God’s love and create a space of peace and acceptance.

Scripture:
“Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up.” —Ephesians 4:29

Action Step:
Commit to avoiding diet talk, food policing, or body comments today. If someone brings them up, gently redirect the conversation to something positive.

How can you use your words to uplift and encourage someone today?

12/20/2025

Day 7: A Heart of Thanksgiving

🎵 On the seventh day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… a grateful heart and mind!

Truth for Today:
Gratitude is a powerful antidote to negativity, including body shame and food guilt. When we focus on what we’re thankful for, we begin to see our bodies as gifts rather than problems. Gratitude transforms our relationship with food, helping us approach meals with joy instead of fear. A heart of thanksgiving shifts our attention from what’s wrong to what God has made right.

Scripture:
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” —1 Thessalonians 5:18

Action Step:
Write down three things you’re thankful for about your body. Thank God for creating you fearfully and wonderfully.

What are three things about your body that you’re most thankful for?

12/20/2025

Day 6: Hungry for His Goodness

🎵 On the sixth day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… a hunger for His goodness and truth!

Truth for Today:
Hunger is not something to fear or suppress—it’s a God-given signal that reminds us of our dependence on Him. Just as our bodies need food, our souls hunger for His presence and truth. Diet culture teaches us to ignore or manipulate hunger, but God invites us to honor it. When we come to Him with our hunger—both physical and spiritual—He fills us abundantly.

Scripture:
“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.” —Matthew 5:6

Action Step:
Before eating today, take a moment to check in with your hunger. What does your body need? What does your soul need? Thank God for providing both.

How can you honor both your physical hunger and your spiritual hunger today?

12/19/2025

Day 5: Freedom from Comparison

🎵 On the fifth day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… freedom from comparing me!

Truth for Today:
The holidays are full of opportunities to compare—our clothes, our bodies, our food choices, even our family traditions. But comparison blinds us to the blessings God has already given. You were created uniquely by God, with gifts and a purpose that no one else can fulfill. Comparing yourself to others only distracts from the beauty of who you are in Him.

Scripture:
“I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” —Psalm 139:14

Action Step:
Unfollow or mute one social media account that tempts you to compare yourself. Replace it with Scripture or affirmations that remind you of your worth in Christ.

What is one unique quality or gift God has given you that you can celebrate today?

12/19/2025

Day 4: Joy Beyond the Mirror

🎵 On the fourth day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… joy unshaken by my reflection!

Truth for Today:
The world teaches us to chase happiness through physical appearance, but mirrors can never reflect the true source of joy. Joy isn’t about how we look—it’s about who Jesus is. When we fix our eyes on Him, the weight of body shame lifts, and we experience unshakable joy. Your worth is not tied to your reflection but to the Savior who came to bring good news and great joy to all people, including you.

Scripture:
“The joy of the Lord is your strength.” —Nehemiah 8:10

Action Step:
Spend five minutes in worship or gratitude. Reflect on the joy Jesus brings into your life and how that joy isn’t tied to your outward appearance.

What brings you joy that isn’t tied to your outward appearance?

12/18/2025

Day 3: Peace Over Perfection
🎵 Peace that surpasses understanding!

Truth for Today:
Perfectionism keeps us striving for something we can never achieve, leaving us empty and anxious. True peace comes from resting in God’s love, not controlling everything.

Scripture:
“You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you.” —Isaiah 26:3

Action Step:
Write down one way your body has served you well today (e.g., walking, breathing, hugging). Pray for God’s peace to quiet the lies of perfectionism.

What area of your life could use God’s peace instead of striving for perfection?

12/18/2025

Day 2: A Table of Grace

🎵 On the second day of Ditch-mas, Jesus gave to me… grace for my body and plate!

Truth for Today:
Meals are meant to be moments of connection and celebration, but diet culture turns them into battles of willpower and self-judgment. God’s grace reminds us that we don’t have to earn our place at the table—He has already prepared it for us. Just as He nourishes us spiritually, He also provides food to sustain us physically. Sitting at the table isn’t about restriction or shame; it’s about gratitude and grace.

Scripture:
“You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.” —Psalm 23:5

Action Step:
At your next meal, practice savoring your food without judgment. Thank God for His grace and remind yourself that your value comes from Him, not your eating habits.

In what area of your life can you let go of perfectionism and invite God’s peace today?

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