Good health is a foundation of living well, yet many people, particularly men, shy away from addressing their health concerns. They avoid checkups, dismiss symptoms, and delay action even when it’s clear they aren’t feeling their best.
This reluctance often stems from a variety of factors. Some people believe they can manage on their own, while others downplay their issues to avoid drawing attention. For many, the fear of confronting potential bad news is enough to keep them from stepping into a doctor’s surgery.
Whatever the reason, taking charge of your health is essential. Ignoring issues doesn’t make them disappear, and postponing care can lead to complications that are far more difficult to address. Taking care of yourself doesn’t need to feel overwhelming. As the Bible reminds us, your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19).
Your health doesn’t just affect you—it impacts the people you care about, too. By making your well-being a priority, you set an example for those around you and contribute to a healthier, happier environment for everyone.
You’ve likely heard the saying “Health is wealth.” Taking that first step towards better health may feel intimidating, but it’s worth it. Don’t wait for a wake-up call. Your health matters—make it a priority today.
If you find yourself in a situation where you need to fight for your health, remember that faith and medicine can go hand in hand. Both are valuable tools in your journey towards wellness. Faith provides hope and strength, while also getting the treatment you need.
However, for us to see the results of our faith, we must put it into practice. Why not participate in our ‘Health Day’ every Tuesday at 7:30pm? This meeting is an opportunity to put your faith into action.
Event: Health Day
Day and time: Every Tuesday at 7:30pm (also at 7am, 10am & 3pm)
Location: Your local Universal Church
Please note: The UCKG HelpCentre’s spiritual advice complements scientifically proven treatments. We don’t claim to heal, but we believe God can through faith. Always follow your doctor’s instructions.