September 29th, 2023

Jennifer Hunt, RDN, LD

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Jennifer Hunt, RDN, LD is a nutrition communications dietitian whose joy and passion is to empower women to live healthy, balanced lives that are fulfilling and free of guilt and shame. She loves sharing real-life strategies to choosing nourishing foods, fitting in fitness and looking beyond the mirror. Jennifer enjoys encouraging women on her blog, Healthy Inspiration, taking walks with her daughter, cooking with her husband and trying out different kinds of physical activity.

Exclusive articles:

Good Health Cooking: Fudgy Chocolate Hummus

Looking for the perfect, chocolatey snack that's good for you too? Follow along with this video recipe for Fudgy Chocolate Hummus and enjoy!

Eating When We’re Not Hungry: Is the Pantry or Jesus Calling Your Name?

We often find ourselves eating when we're not hungry, especially as many shelter-in-place. But, is that tug you feel your pantry or Jesus calling you?

Healthy Family: What to Do When Your Partner Doesn’t Want to Eat Like You

We all want a healthy family, but what do you do when your spouse doesn't like the same foods you do? Try these tips for peace and love at mealtime.

Good Health Cooking: Blueberry Beet Smoothie

Boost your immune system, tantalize your taste buds, and get some extra servings of fruit and veggies in this sweet and creamy Blueberry Beet Smoothie.

The Truth About Fruit: Should You Avoid High Glycemic Fruit?

Are some fruits bad for your health, and others good? Read the truth about high glycemic fruit and how to enjoy fruit for healthy eating and living.

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Shooting Stars Review: Young Lebron James & Friends, Managing the Pressure

Shooting Stars, depicting Lebron James and his childhood friends, gives us a glimpse of unity under pressure and bonds that last a lifetime.

Creed III Review and Michael B. Jordan’s Two-Word Sermon for Facing the Past

CREED III, ready to rumble on March 3rd. Read our review, including Michael B. Jordan's two-word sermon for viewers facing their past.

Is It Always Biblical to ‘Honor’ Your Father and Mother

Does blind piety damage many parent-child relationships? Here's how Christian families can learn where Confucian culture ends and Paul’s parenting practices begin.

How Good Intentions Can Turn Believers Into Slackers

As Believers, we must guard ourselves against things that rob our focus and purpose. Can good intentions also make us slackers?
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