Waiting for God’s “Yes!” – Charlaine Martin
You can’t go wrong waiting for God’s “Yes!” Taking your future into your own hands might mean God could give you what you want. Wait for God's "Yes!"
You can’t go wrong waiting for God’s “Yes!” Taking your future into your own hands might mean God could give you what you want. Wait for God's "Yes!"
Hurtful and gracious words should not come from the same mouth as Christ-followers. One destroys while the other brings life. Therefore, our relationships flourish when our responses are gracious and helpful to those we answer.
As you survey the damage, whether short-term or long-term, you can understand better what may limit your exercise. Whatever you do, avoid pushing your body to comply with your desire to become fit in a day or two.
Yet God opened my spiritual eyes to see Him blessing my Boaz’s prayers...My heart is full.
God's unique design of the human shoulder allows us to do complex movements, making it imperative that we protect the rotator cuff by avoiding specific exercises known to cause damage, doing the preliminary work before moving on to advanced exercises, and executing exercises properly.
As my Boaz and I were driving home, I read a sign at a local daycare, "Silly Bunny! Easter is for Jesus!" I loved that statement. Why do parents and grandparents insist on teaching the kids to believe in the Easter Bunny rather than the glory of our Resurrected Lord? Emotional connections. That's it. We Uncategorized Let's use Easter to prepare the way of the Lord for children's hearts.
Muscle exhaustion is a sign to stop. I had pressed the muscle fibers to keep going too many times, so they went on strike.
Original post from November of 2014 on www.totallyfit4life.net Photo by CHUTTERSNAP on Unsplash My family and I have moved so much that I could probably write a book about it. However, I have noticed an interesting yet disturbing trend over the years. Many people nowadays are so physically out of shape that they cannot handle
Original post-2015 Reposted 3/2022 Photo from modeling class, 1982. Weight 110 pounds after God's miraculous healing. You joined the gym and started that diet, but you and your body aren't good friends. Your scale hates you because the numbers aren't going your way. So how do you get the muffin top and saddlebags to disappear? Your value is not in your weight nor your appearance, but your identity in Jesus Christ.
Read: John 5:1-18