Journal Gems—What is Most Important Part 3 My third post in a series on things God spoke to me in 2011. I hope these bless you as much as they blessed me! How is this a waste of time?!?! … Continue reading →
Brussel Sprouts With Nuts Ingredients: 1 lb. Brussel sprouts 3 T. butter 1/2 c. sliced onions 1/4. chopped pecans OR slivered almonds Directions: Simmer the Brussel sprouts in some water for about 10 minutes. In a separate pan, saute the … Continue reading →
The Problem of Eating Disorders Part 1 Guest blog post by Rita Schulte The National Eating Disorder Association estimates that there are ten million American women who suffer from some kind of eating disorder. According to research, anorexia is … Continue reading →
Journal Gems—What is Most Important Part 2 My second post in a series on things God spoke to me in 2011. I hope these bless you as much as they blessed me! Experience and obedience are crucial—just as crucial … Continue reading →
Obesity in the Church Apparently a study released about a year ago found a direct correlation between church attendance and levels of obesity. Why is it that you are more likely to be obese if you are religious? Something is … Continue reading →
Mashed Cauliflower Here’s another way to eat more veggies!! Ingredients: 1 1/2 lb. cauliflower 1/3 c. cream 4 oz. cream cheese 2 minced garlic cloves 1/2 t. onion powder 1 t. parsley flakes Directions: Simmer cauliflower in 1 inch of … Continue reading →
God and His Surprising Gift of Art Guest blog post by Toni McKinley Would you consider yourself artistic? Some people have a knack for art. Others do not have an artistic bone in their body and they either stay away … Continue reading →
The Ultimate Prescription by Dr. James L. Marcum Dr. Marcum was brave to expose some deceptions about the modern medical industry, like how many people die annually from prescribed drugs and that drugs do not cure the cause of disease … Continue reading →