Subscribe to get each episode delivered to your Inbox daily: https://bttb.org/subscribe2sftWelcome to Spiritually Fit Today, hosted by Arnie Cole, your spiritual fitness researcher and coach, with special guest Jason Hietbrink, business and spiritual fitness coach. In this episode, Arnie and Jason dive deep into the real struggles of spiritual consistency—even for coaches and leaders. Using Romans 7:15 as the focus, they discuss how even the Apostle Paul wrestled with doing what he knew was right, and how God’s grace meets us in our inconsistency.Are you struggling to keep up with your spiritual habits? Do you feel disqualified by your past or your inability to stay consistent? You’re not alone. Arnie and Jason share honest stories, practical tips, and biblical encouragement to help you move forward, one step at a time.Take action with the 4 R’s:Read: Romans 7:15 – “I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do.” Read this passage and let it remind you that even spiritual giants struggled.Reflect: Think about times when you’ve struggled to be consistent in your spiritual life. What gets in the way? Is your environment helping or hindering your time with God? Remember, God’s love and grace are bigger than your shortcomings.Respond: Pray—“God, thank you for grace when I fall short. Help me to stop pretending and start depending on you.”Reveal: Share with someone you trust that you’re wrestling with your spiritual life. Ask them to hold you accountable and encourage them with the truth that God’s grace is for the willing, not the perfect.Remember, every day is a workout for your soul. Take today’s daily rep and turn your good intentions into actions that can transform your life and the lives of others. If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs hope and strength. For questions or to connect, email Arnie at arnie.cole@bttb.org.Keywords: spiritual fitness, Arnie Cole, Jason Hietbrink, Romans 7:15, Bible consistency, grace, spiritual growth, Christian encouragement, daily devotional, overcoming failure, spiritual habits, accountability, prayer, Bible reading, discipleship, back to the Bible, spiritually fit today