Living Fully in God’s Love

Nurturing and Cherishing Yourself to Love God and Others

By Kevin A. Martin • Available January 2026

Book cover - Living Fully in God’s Love
Coming January 2026

Every breath you take, every beat of your heart, every step you walk is a quiet testimony of God’s workmanship.

And yet, many live disconnected from their own care — worn down by stress, neglect, and habits that slowly erode what God designed to function in balance.

Scripture tells us that no one truly hates their own body, but nourishes and cherishes it, just as Christ cares for His people.

This truth reveals something simple: caring for yourself is not indulgence. It is stewardship.

And stewardship begins with understanding what you’ve been entrusted to care for.

This book was written to help you learn how to care for the whole of who you are:

the body you live in, the mind that carries your thoughts, the heart that processes your experiences, and the spirit that connects you to God.

Wellness is not a surface discipline. It is a spiritual responsibility.

Throughout these pages, you will be guided through the seven spheres of wellness — physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, occupational, social, and environmental — because wholeness cannot be built by strengthening only one part of your life while neglecting the rest.

When these areas are nurtured with intention, the way you love will naturally mature.

Learning to care for yourself is not self-centered.

It is recognizing that what God has built deserves care, protection, and attention.

When you honor what He has entrusted to you, your life becomes positioned to reflect His love with clarity, stability, and strength.

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This is not a book about perfection.

It is a guide toward intentional living — learning how to care for what God built, so your life reflects alignment rather than exhaustion.

Caring for yourself is the first step toward living in full spiritual clarity.