Emotional & Compulsive Eating
My God will supply every need of yours — every hunger, every ache, every empty place.
Founded by Kimberly Taylor after her own freedom from food addiction, Take Back Your Temple is one of the most deeply Christ-centered resources available for compulsive eating and emotional eating. Her approach roots weight and food struggles in Scripture — not diet culture — offering devotionals, books, courses, and an active community built on the truth that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit.
A Christ-centered 12-step recovery program built specifically for compulsive overeating and food addiction. Reshape and Recover combines the proven structure of 12-step recovery with a biblical framework — treating food addiction as a spiritual issue, not just a behavioral one. Their coaching program and podcast walk people out of the cycle one step at a time.
A Christian podcast dedicated to emotional eating, binge eating, and disordered eating — exploring the spiritual roots of food struggles and pointing listeners toward healing in Christ. Past the Plate goes where most Christian content won't: into the shame, the secrecy, and the cycle that so many believers carry alone. Honest, grace-filled, and deeply practical.
New Life Ministries — one of the largest Christian counseling organizations in the country — has a dedicated Food & Body section addressing emotional eating, food addiction, and body image from a biblical perspective. Founded by Stephen Arterburn, New Life offers articles, radio content, books, and access to licensed Christian counselors who understand the deeper roots of food struggles.
The largest Christ-centered recovery program in the world, meeting in thousands of churches across the country. Celebrate Recovery covers every compulsive behavior and addiction — including food and eating disorders — through a biblical 12-step framework built on real community and the grace of Jesus Christ. Find a local group near you.
A Christ-centered recovery program built specifically around food addiction — using a 12-step framework grounded in Scripture and surrender to God. Full of Faith treats compulsive eating as a spiritual bondage that requires a spiritual solution, offering a structured path to freedom for those who have tried everything else and know they need something deeper than willpower.