"The Daniel Plan is far more than a diet...."
~ Rick Warren Charisma News 12/19/2013,
Rick Warrren's Daniel Plan Debuts on NYT Best-Seller List by Kristin Cole
".... in order to find long-lasting health and strength, you absolutely need a small group of friends to support you."
~Rick Warren, The Daniel Plan Journal, Day 35,
Chapter titled, No Lone Rangers
"The Daniel Plan is not a book; it's a movement......
Traditionally speaking, believers learns to rely on God and his word.
The believer says,"I can do all things through Christ who strengthen me."
In Rick's Daniel Plan the participant is taught instead
that they can do all things, thanks to faith and friends.
"These last two components (Faith and Friends) are what I call the "secret sauce" that makes the Daniel Plan so effective. When you have God and a group helping you, you now have far more than will power helping you make positive changes and you are far more likely to stay consistent."
Rick Warren Poem here
Says Mark Hyman, who is not Christian yet is co-author of the book.marketed to the church.
Hyman then explains what it is this "community" does together
:
.....It is the power of the community. They shop, cook, eat and exercise together. And that accountability—the love factor—is what helps people change."
"Even Jesus didn't go it alone. He had a circle of twelve friends and three close buddies."
~Mark Hyman, Charisma News 12/19/2013,
Rick Warrren's Daniel Plan Debuts on NYT Best-Seller List by Kristin Cole
"Community if (typo? for "is"?) the cure for healthy living."
Dr. Mark Hyman- as quoted on the Curriculum Page at The Daniel Plan, December 2013
There are to be no "lone rangers." No one can ever "go it alone."
Interestingly, Jesus is supposedly our example. Rick uses Ecclesiastes 4:12 to
Interestingly, Jesus is supposedly our example. Rick uses Ecclesiastes 4:12 to
assert that you need a community to belong to from which you can get
health and the support you need..
~Rick Warren, The Daniel Plan Journal, Day 35,
Chapter titled, No Lone Rangers
And....are you resistant to change?
Are you resistant to receiving help or support?
(Is "resistance" sinful?)
"If you are resistant to receiving help or support, why do you think that is so? "
Faith Question from the Daniel Plan Journal, Day 35
Traditionally speaking, believers learns to rely on God and his word.
The believer says,"I can do all things through Christ who strengthen me."
In Rick's Daniel Plan the participant is taught instead
that they can do all things, thanks to faith and friends.
"These last two components (Faith and Friends) are what I call the "secret sauce" that makes the Daniel Plan so effective. When you have God and a group helping you, you now have far more than will power helping you make positive changes and you are far more likely to stay consistent."
The Daniel Plan, Chapter One, by Rick Warren, Daniel Amen and Mark Hyman,
Other interesting and related tidbits to read include:
At a Big Church, a Small Group Health Solution By Tina Rosenburg's New York Times article
Zondervan's 10/16/2013 Release Info on The Daniel Plan book
Article by Rick Warren- When Your Church Doesn't Match the Community
Unity and Community article by Berit Kjos
Belonging and Genocide book by Thimas JuHne
Resistance is Futile: You Will be Assimilated Into the Community lecture by Chris Rosborough
Rick Warren Poem here
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